Cutera to reward COVID-19 helpers
Aesthetic technology manufacturer Cutera has launched a new initiative to celebrate aesthetic professionals that have made a positive impact during the COVID-19 global crisis.
Aesthetic technology manufacturer Cutera has launched a new initiative to celebrate aesthetic professionals that have made a positive impact during the COVID-19 global crisis.
UK aesthetic product distributor Harpar Grace International is providing NHS employees with a 30% discount across its iS Clinical, CODAGE Paris and Totally Derma ranges.
Research conducted by Hamilton Fraser Cosmetic Insurance has indicated that 44% of aesthetic practitioners have returned to the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aesthetic distributor AestheticSource has partnered with skincare platform Get Harley to arrange for gifts to be sent to the first 50 key workers who are nominated by colleagues or family members that have recently closed their aesthetic practice and returned to the NHS.
With many aesthetic clinics temporarily closing in response to the coronavirus outbreak, aesthetic practitioners are looking to help fill resourcing gaps in the NHS.
In August last year high street retailer Superdrug announced that it would be offering a Skin Renew Service featuring botulinum toxin and filler treatments to customers in its London Strand store.
High street retailer Superdrug, which started offering a botulinum toxin and dermal filler service last year, has said that it will introduce tougher mental health checks for patients as a result of concerns voiced by the NHS.