S7 EP12 Part 1: Building an Influential Brand in Aesthetics

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In this exclusive two-part episode, Audrey Neff hosts Dr. Sheila Barbarino, global speaker & world-renowned plastic surgeon, for an insightful episode detailing her impressive career in aesthetics and her biggest tips & challenges of managing and scaling a two-location practice. Key discussion topics include building a strong team culture, determining your unique approach to patient care, navigating industry changes, becoming a key opinion leader (KOL), and the unparalleled power of networking. Stay tuned for part two of this episode, where Dr. Sheila Barbarino and Audrey Neff continue their riveting conversation on the evolving landscape of the aesthetics industry, social media strategies, and more.

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Let’s Take Your Practice to the Next Level

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Hosted by PatientNow Senior Director of Marketing Strategy and International Speaker, Audrey Neff, True to Form is a podcast between leaders making headway in the aesthetic, anti-aging, and elective medical industries. Learn from the experts to discover the secrets to success and the pitfalls to avoid when it comes to growing all aspects of your aesthetic practice this year and beyond.

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