Tracey's Blogs

THMA is pleased to have one the world’s foremost authorities on energy-based medicine teaching our new Energy-based Treatment Courses. Tracey Mancuso’s training will give providers a solid ‘how and why’ to give patients better and safer outcomes.

A recent survey on the U.S. medical aesthetics industry is delivering great reasons for optimism in Canada. The analytical report highlights current growth and a potential upsurge for providers now and for those considering a career in medical aesthetics.

THMA’s nationally recognized Foundation Course in Medical Aesthetics will now evolve to offer a separate research-based Basic Botox Course combining in-depth virtual and in-person training that focuses specifically on neuromodulator treatments.

Job satisfaction and professional autonomy top the list of why nurses and doctors pursue a career in medical aesthetics. It requires discipline and hard work, but the joys of the job and the professional benefits that come with it can be wonderful.

A great respect for Respiratory Therapists is a big reason why Raquel Rubinoff came to THMA. That and a desire for “a truly fantastic” training program. Fantastic also describes Raquel’s training work and her future in medical aesthetics.

From scary times with breast cancer and back surgeries to the comfort and freedom of owning her own medical aesthetics practice, it has been a long, arduous and very inspiring journey for Joanie Jenkins. How she did it is amazing!

For Jena Atkinson, the years-long development of a policy manual for her medical aesthetics practice was both a labour of love and an absolute necessity. THMA is happy to collaborate with Jena to design customized must-have manuals for all aesthetics injectors and cosmetic clinics.

I have no problem with thinking outside the box to promote medical aesthetics services. But referring to PRP Treatments as ‘Vampire Facials’? Oh, that does make my blood boil. Pun intended!