Selecting the right practitioner when enhancing your natural beauty through cosmetic treatments is paramount. In recent years, the demand for cosmetic procedures has surged, leading to an influx of providers in the industry. This is where the Cosmetic Appearance Network of New Zealand (CANNZ) plays a pivotal role.
In recent years, cosmetic medicine has witnessed a significant shift in the scope of treatments that medical and nursing professionals are qualified to deliver. With more nurses taking on specialised roles in cosmetic medicine, nurses have become integral players in improving outcomes for patients undergoing various procedures.
As a cosmetic nurse injector, you may wonder if hyaluronic acid is worth incorporating into your treatments. Here’s everything you need to know about this versatile molecule, including its benefits and potential side effects.
When running a successful aesthetic practice, you must constantly look for new ways to grow your business. In a competitive economy, it can be tough to stand out from the crowd and attract new patients. But don’t worry – we’re here to help! This post will share tips for growing your aesthetic practice in a competitive environment. Read on for more information.
The cosmetic industry is becoming a highly sought after career path – and an extremely lucrative one as well. That’s why more and more people are showing interest in becoming cosmetic nurses. So, in this article, I will be explaining my journey and how I became a cosmetic nurse. As a nurse practitioner, you can further specialise in aesthetic treatments to enhance your skill set and career opportunities.
Botox – we all have heard of it, we all know someone who uses it. Basically, it’s not such a foreign procedure anymore. In fact, it is quite common these days. But with popularity also comes the hazard of people not having enough knowledge and not being informed enough to make the right decisions – especially about the quality of Botox and the person they choose to administer the toxin to them.
As I look around different CANNZ nurse Instagram and Facebook pages, I am discovering some really inventive ways that some of our members use to work their personalities into their social media platforms. In an area of nursing that requires artistry and personality, these incredible people have figured out a way to stand out in their work roles.
For many CANNZ nurses one of our greatest challenges is that we work mostly alone. This can lead to a sense of isolation and a potential lowered awareness of what is happening in the cosmetic community.
Joining a society helps overcome this feeling of isolation and encourages camaraderie, breaking down prejudices and misconceptions – essentially forging solidarity.
In a rare complication, filler injected near the nose, even the lips, and anywhere near the temple can travel through blood vessels feeding the eye, and starve them of blood and oxygen, resulting in blindness.
There have been 100 such cases worldwide.
Sydney woman Jean Huang died after a botched breast procedure at her beauty clinic in August. Dr Hans Raetz, the president of the New Zealand Society of Cosmetic Medicine, has shared concerns about unqualified people doing medical procedures with the…