Hunt For Perfection
Hunt For Perfection
Hunt For Perfection
Hunt for
Non-surgical treatments
are on the rise and they can
prove incredibly profitable.
perfection
Professional Beauty shows
you how to put
everything from Botox to
body sculpting on your menu
making
Our experts
Dr Patrick Tracey
Bowler Bell
your own
is the is a
medical pioneer
director of for
Court personal
House Clinics and the reinvention and an
medispa
co-founder and fellow of emotive beauty
The British Association specialist. She is a
of Cosmetic Doctors. He cosmetic dentist and
is the co-founder of advanced aesthetic
Cosmeceuticals, and practitioner and a
launched Vitage, his own member of Birmingham
range of anti-oxidant University Prep Panel. Aesthetic treatments can offer a financial boon.
corrective products in Bell is a speaker for the
2004. He is the author of BDA and is also a Sara McCorquodale reveals the facts
The Nervous Girl’s Guide validator for Botox and
to Nip & Tuck. lectures for Q-med.
F
Kevin Rajiv or many spa and salon owners, Kevin Turnbull, CEO of Spa Finder
Turnbull Grover the popularity surge for Botox Europe, believes including these treat-
is the chief is a and fillers means that they will ments is a prudent move, because the
executive consultant feature on their menus soon – if demand for them will not cease. He
of plastic they don’t already. While having this says: “We’ve seen a significant rise in
SpaFinder surgeon procedures was once a secret of the demand for aesthetic treatments –
Europe, the European with a Harley Street prac- smooth-faced, they are no longer taboo, from Botox to teeth whitening – as well
arm of the largest spa tice. He graduated in and medispas are all over the UK. as the availability of facilities targeting
marketing company in medicine with a triple In 2003, the British Association of fitness, anti-ageing and lifestyle.”
the world. He worked in distinction from the Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) reported it
the luxury automotive University of London, had injected 10,200 patients with Botox Rise in interest
sector prior to joining won a scholarship to that year. At this point, the word itself Tracey Bell, owner of four eponymous
SpaFinder and has an Harvard and was wasn’t even part of the British vocabu- aesthetic clinics in Liverpool and the
extensive marketing awarded a Hunterian lary. And, although there has been no Isle of Man, agrees.
background and has Professorship from the recent statistic released to show its “We have seen an 18% rise in treat-
spoken at industry Royal College of growth, the number of people subscrib- ments in laser, non-surgical and
events throughout the Surgeons. He sits on the ing to it is likely to be six digits. medispa. People can buy effective home
UK and Europe. council of BAAPS. These days, Botox, fillers and laser kits for facials and peels, so now they
procedures are associated with main- want more from their treatments –
taining a youthful look while avoiding therapeutic visible results,” she says.
the surgeon’s scalpel. They’re so accept- “We have also had a 52% increase on
contents able in Western society that even Kylie product sales, such as skincare take-
32 How to create a successful medispa Minogue admitted to being a fan in an home products and mineral make-up.”
33 Our experts in aesthetics for this issue Elle interview this year, an admission The potential growth and financial
34 The best ways to market your non-surgical that proves they’ve gone mainstream. benefits are undoubted. However, con-
treatment menu verting a facility from a spa trequires
36 Why medi-wellness centres work worldwide Left: Face Etc says it gives clients the VIP more than just hiring a practitioner
38 Put it into practice: how three businesses treatment and above: Tracey Bell has seen who is handy with a needle. Initially,
have made medispa work for them an 18% increase in non-surgical solutions says Turnbull, potential medispa
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