Tracey's Blogs

It’s always sad to see summer end. September 2022 will be even more emotional for me personally. I’m closing my clinical practice in medical aesthetics and will now focus my time and energy exclusively on training.

When it comes to lip enhancements that best suit a patient’s needs and desires, our new expert clinical trainer in Markham says a meticulous approach to lips is the key. “People don’t want to look fake.”

It’s a good question. How did a doctor from Barbados hear about THMA Consulting and decide that our training would perfectly prepare her for an independent practice in medical aesthetics?

We’ve been hearing a lot about the revolutionary benefits of Ultrasound Imaging in medical aesthetics. A group of us at THMA Consulting wanted  to learn more, so to Calgary we went for in-person training. We were impressed!

A research report from a global management consulting firm shows growth in medical aesthetics as high as 14 percent over the next five years. The trends and tips for providers within the McKinsey report are very informative.

Belita Savage definitely has injecting and teaching skills. Equally impressive, the London NP is also a strong advocate of ethical care and patient safety. We welcome Belita to the THMA medical aesthetics training team.

The demand is there in Nunavut, but professional services in medical aesthetics are lacking.  That situation will improve in 2023 because of one nurse’s drive and determination – and a colleague’s advice to train with THMA!

Stephanie MacDonald has an entrepreneurial spirit in her blood along with a love of nursing and medical aesthetics. Those passions first launched her career for her, and now Stephanie is our first clinical trainer in PEI. Many exciting developments in Atlantic Canada!

At THMA, we are resolving in 2023 to advance the highest standards of practice in medical aesthetics. Patient care and safety within medical facilities is obviously imperative. Professionalism in social media is critically important, too.