‘The facial aesthetics industry is here to stay’ – but what could offering facial and body services do for your dental practice?
In recent years, the facial aesthetics industry has experienced a surge in popularity. More and more people are seeking treatments to improve their appearance.
This trend is evident in the UK, where the cosmetic surgery industry is currently valued at an estimated £3.6 billion. Non-surgical treatments, such as botulinum toxin and dermal filler injections, are particularly popular. These account for 9 out of 10 procedures and contribute approximately £2.75 billion to the industry’s overall value.
With such high demand for these treatments, it’s clear that the facial aesthetics industry is here to stay, and will continue to grow in the coming years.
Advantages of facial aesthetics for patients
Facial aesthetics have become increasingly popular among patients due to the availability of non-surgical and minimally invasive treatments. These treatments offer several advantages over traditional cosmetic procedures.
For instance, the 3D Dermaforce microneedling and radio frequency device addresses skin irregularities, ageing concerns, pigmentation, and loose skin non-surgically.
Patients can expect exceptional results with little downtime, allowing them to quickly resume their daily activities after the procedure. Moreover, affordable instalment plans are available, making facial aesthetics accessible to a wider range of people without financial strain.
Advantages for dental practitioners
If you are a dental practitioner, consider expanding your service to include facial and body devices such as those from 3D Aesthetics. With advanced technology and affordable prices, there is no compromise on specification.
By offering a 360º approach, you can achieve the best results by taking into account their appearance beyond the smile. This not only benefits your patients, but also provides your practice with a brand-new revenue stream and massive upsell opportunities from cosmetic dental services.
Beauty therapists and dental nurses can be trained to offer affordable add-on services, making it an excellent business model.
Moreover, facial and body aesthetics are part of the fastest-growing trend in dentistry, making it an excellent opportunity for your practice to grow. Finally, offering facial and body aesthetics like 3D HydrO2 facial, 3D Dermaforce, or 3D HIFU can improve client retention. It can also help to separate your practice from your competition.
Overall, introducing facial and body aesthetics to your dental practice brings many benefits to your patients and your bottom line.
Planning and consideration
To achieve the best patient outcomes through a multi-technology approach, careful planning and consideration are necessary. One key factor is to ensure that the devices you choose work together synergistically to create the desired effect.
A great example is 3D HydrO2 facial and 3D lipo-ultimatepro which are both multi-technology platforms offering multiple treatment protocols. It’s important to invest in devices that are safe and effective, and that are backed by clinical research.
To achieve the best results, it’s crucial to take a holistic approach to patient care. This can be achieved by focusing not only on the specific treatment but on the patient’s overall health and well-being. This means taking the time to understand each patient’s unique needs and creating a customised treatment plan that takes into account their goals.
By investing in devices and taking a comprehensive approach to patient care, you can provide service that goes beyond competitors’. Ultimately, the key to achieving the best patient outcomes through a multi-technology approach is to prioritise patient safety, satisfaction, and wellbeing in every decision you make.
If you’re ready to take the next step and delve into the world of aesthetic treatments, find out more about how you can introduce result-driven treatments from 3D Aesthetics from as little as £9.30 per day.
Visit www.3d-aesthetics.co.uk or call 01788 550440.
