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The Astanza client-only Before & After Photo Contest is back and better than ever! The photo contest focused on laser tattoo removal results and fading for cover-up tattoos in previous years. This year we've changed the rules to include a third category for the best aesthetic before and after photo.
If you or anyone you know is interested in the aesthetic industry, then you've definitely come across the name Dr. Jason Emer. Not only is he a board-certified dermatologist and one of the most renowned cosmetic dermatologic surgeons in the world, Dr. Emer runs one of the most exclusive aesthetic practices in West Hollywood and has worked on some of Beverly Hills most notorious bodies.
Dr. Emer has been featured in various news articles and even TV shows including The Doctors, Modern Aesthetics, Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Men's Fitness, and more. On social media, he's notorious for sharing honest reviews of skincare products, impressive before and after results, behind-the-scenes surgery videos, live filler treatments, as well as inside looks at the amazing laser technology he uses.
Recently, Dr. Emer posted an Instagram video of him performing laser hair removal on himself with his newest laser addition, the Astanza MeDioStar by Asclepion. Didn't catch the video on your feed? Not to worry! We've got a direct link to the post below.
Running a business can be challenging if it is not set up correctly. Since there are so many steps involved in starting a laser tattoo removal business, it’s easy to overlook things that might seem like harmless choices.
People with tattoos change their minds about their ink more often times than not. Most people regret the tattoo they got when they were younger, others no longer identify with the tattoo they once loved, and a large handful of people simply want to make room for new artwork. Whatever their motivation, these people usually end up asking themselves, “Should I get a cover-up or should I get my tattoo removed?”
In this article, we outline some of the reasons why using laser tattoo removal for lightening a tattoo before a cover up or a full removal is the best solution.
Laser hair removal is without a doubt one of the most sought after aesthetic procedures today. This in-demand treatment is popular amongst males and females and is constantly evolving thanks to advancements in laser technology.
Astanza recorded a webinar, The Past, Present, and Future of Laser Hair Removal Technology, which takes a deep dive into the history and origins of laser hair removal, discusses different components of this procedure and the technology used, as well as what the future of this procedure looks like for the aesthetic industry and your practice.
In light of COVID-19, a majority of states and local governments have issued some sort of “stay at home” or “shelter in place” order, causing many non-essential businesses, including numerous aesthetic practices, to temporarily close their doors. Even if your business isn’t experiencing these kinds of mandates, your patients may have decided to put their treatment on hold for safety reasons.
In the past, when someone needed to find a doctor, they would rely on a friend’s referral or skim through the yellow pages. In today’s digital age, the vast majority of patients look for a physician or medical service through a quick online search.
One of the most frequent concerns for laser tattoo removal patients is the pain of the procedure.
Although all tattoo removal patients have previously experienced the pain of having a tattoo applied, many are apprehensive about the discomfort associated with laser tattoo removal.
Pain responses to laser tattoo removal are varied. Most patients say the procedure feels similar to getting the tattoo, although some say it hurts less... and some say it hurts more. The sensation is commonly described as bearable yet uncomfortable and "similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin."
The vast majority of tattoo removal providers offer some form of skin numbing to patients during their appointments. You want to reassure your patients that they are in good hands and that you have the means to make them as comfortable as possible.
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