Tracey's Blogs

Aesthetic medicine, a desire to look younger and a person’s self-confidence are interconnected in ways that are both intuitive and intriguing. A Merz survey underlines how patient confidence defines our services before and after treatments.

Here are some timely words of wisdom from THMA clinical trainer Tracey Mancuso on how to maximize efficiency and increase revenue in your aesthetic medicine practice. There are things you can do to boost your business without adding hours to your day!

THMA Consulting continues to add highly respected nurses to our national team of clinical trainers in aesthetic medicine. Three of new additions will provide top-quality hands-on training and mentoring in downtown Toronto, Calgary and Kelowna, BC.

THMA is absolutely thrilled to be bringing Learners and Legacies to Toronto in May. The highly regarded education event in aesthetic medicine is designed for newer and seasoned injectors, but the event will definitely leave a lasting impression on all participants in Toronto.

A THMA initiative to create an extensive research committee aims to help establish best practices in aesthetic medicine, promote professional development, and advance educational resources for nurses in the specialty.

There are many reasons to be very excited about a New Year in 2025. Aesthetic medicine will continue to be a viable career option for nurses in Canada, and THMA is putting even more emphasis on developing and fostering safe, successful practices.

It was a lot of hard work, but Allyson Arychuk says the opening of her Glóa Medical Aesthetics Clinic in Yellowknife has been incredibly rewarding. “The journey has been amazing. I am so thankful for the support from the community and my THMA family.”

Can one phone call change your life? Can solving a personal challenge give you professional focus? Ask Shay Bloo, our fantastic new clinical trainer in Ottawa, and she’ll give you a definite YES to both questions.

Patient safety, we’re taught in school, is a fundamental and essential principle in all fields of medicine. That includes aesthetic medicine, of course. Whether in training or practice, the clinical environment presents the first appearance of professionalism.