Bush Venous Lectures – Course 4 Now Available – Advanced Training in Cosmetic Techniques for the Vein Surgeon – Laura Ellis, M.D.
Dayton, OH (PRWEB) December 23, 2010
With the cost of running a medical practice increasing and insurance reimbursement decreasing, doctors are looking for ways to supplement practice income. Cosmetic and aesthetic procedures can provide a robust cash-based revenue stream.
In this course from Bush Venous Lectures, Dr. Laura Ellis demonstrates proper treatment technique for a number of popular and in-demand cosmetic procedures. Procedures like injection of botulism toxin, dermal fillers, skin resurfacing, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatments, and photodynamic therapy. This video lecture series is invaluable in assisting the practicing vein surgeon learn and understand all aspects of running a successful cosmetic practice within a surgical vein practice.
Dr. Ellis (http://www.LauraEllisMD.com) has many years experience building and expanding a cosmetic practice. Her clinical results are outstanding which has lead to large numbers of patient referrals.
This lecture series delivers valuable information on all aspects of a sucessful cosmetic practice, from marketing, patient consultations, treatment, and follow-up.
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