Empowering Women in Business Within Aesthetic Medicine

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The representation of women in business has been developing in recent years. According to a 2023 report by Rose Review Progress, 20.5% of all company incorporations in 2022 were female-led, up from 16% in 2018.1 
With women becoming their own bosses, it can be difficult to find a work-life balance, spending quality time with family and being successful. We spoke to four female leaders in the aesthetic industry about their top business tips and how they overcome challenges in the workplace.
I’m a nurse prescriber and founder of KP Aesthetics located in Hale which has a team of five professionals. I’m proud to be a key opinion leader for InMode, the company behind the Morpheus8 device. My background in midwifery and health visiting, along with my experience in menopause care, has given me a passion for supporting women and helping them feel confident during this period. I am a survivor of…

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