About this episode
The Injector Diaries feature in-depth conversations with injectors from around the globe, from newcomers to masters. We explore how and why they started injecting, the products they favour and what happens under the hood of their clinics.
In Chapter 17, nurse practitioner Nicky McKellar shares life and work in Charleville in remote Queensland, her nurse practitioner journey and why she brought injectables to the outback.
We discuss training pitfalls and better pathways, launching a lean clinic model, who books and what sells, collagen stimulators, finding education and community support, new regulations and solo safety planning, GP co-location, ultrasound in an isolated setting, her consultation and treatment planning, toxin and filler choices, rural competition and marketing, pricing guilt and margins, systems and complications.
What you'll learn
- Running an aesthetics clinic in a remote area
- Building a lean clinic model
- Safety planning when you work alone
- Choosing products on quality versus cost
- Marketing in a rural market
- Pricing without guilt
Topics
- Injector diaries
- Nurse practitioners
- Rural practice
- Clinic ownership
- Patient safety
- Australia
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.