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is relatively new and rapidly growing,
the regulations that govern it are few,
particularly in regard to lasers and
who can operate them. The Australian
Radiation Protection and Nuclear
Safety Agency recently submitted
a Regulatory Statement which
proposes several options of how to
best conduct such practices. Louise
is a licenced laser safety practitioner
and she abolishes the use of cheap
low quality equipment.
Other treatments under review are
cosmetic injectables, medical peels,
medical roller/needling, cosmetic
tattoo and tattoo removal. These
areas of practice are under current
review by the medical and aesthetic
regulatory bodies and the Australian
government.
“Looking at my clinic’s philosophy,
vision and mission statements I
reflect on the definition of the word
integrity. I hope that my professional
reputation and my clinic reputation
both exhibit integrity. What I say is
what I do and I’m accountable for the
end result” Louise explains.
Future developments for a
better clinic
Louise will continue to build a strong
presence in the community. Several
plans are already in place to grow a
stronger online presence to create a
greater awareness, more education
and expansion to a larger audience.
Louise is pro-active in her field
of medical aesthetics in attending
seminars,
workshops
and
conferences to keep up to date in
this very progressive industry. Louise
plans to keep improving her client’s
appearance into the future through
up to date medical knowledge, skills,
equipment and her safe hands.
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