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The symbiotic relationship between aesthetic medicine and social media

June 4, 2016

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Kate Byng-Hall

Author and aesthetic business consultant Wendy Lewis examines the areas of growth, possibility and caution to consider when combining social media with aesthetic practice.

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Business Development, cpd, Engagement, Followers, Google, Instagram, Likes, LinkedIn, Marketing, Online, Pinterest, Social Media, Twitter, Wendy Lewis, YouTube

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