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Aesthetician Role in Facial Plastic Surgery and Systemic Therapy for Healthy Skin
1Premier Plastic Surgery, 1795 El Camino Real Suite 200, Palo Alto, CA 94306, USA; The Maas Clinic; California Pacific Heights Medical Center.
Abstract:
Non-surgical services are an important part of many facial plastic surgery practices and can improve patient satisfaction as well as bring new patients to the practice. An aesthetician can help to prepare patients for surgery and non-surgical procedures as well as optimize skin care during the recovery period. The scope of practice of aestheticians varies widely between states. Facial plastic surgeons who are delegating procedures to an aesthetician need to be familiar and comply with the state regulations and be up to date on ongoing changes. The connection between nutrition, skin, aging, and recovery from surgical procedures is a current topic of interest. Multiple studies suggest that nutraceuticals can provide clinically significant benefits for skin, wound healing, and hair.
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