The Power Pivot: The Scalpel Cuts a New Path
January 21, 2025
This isn’t our average episode. This is a game-changer.
This isn’t our average episode. This is a game-changer.
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Leisa Krauss has been in the medical aesthetic industry for over 25 years – bringing honesty, expertise, humour, and a plethora of industry skills to both her patients and her clients. She’s worked alongside and assisted top Laser Surgeons, Aesthetic Physicians, and leading Dermatologists. She’s held positions in almost every area of the industry including Laser Technician & Physician Assistant, Clinical Educator, Laser Program Development, Sales, Management, and most recently Clinic Mergers & Acquisitions.
During her career she’s treated thousands of patients, worked with hundreds of clinics, and managed numerous aesthetic teams. Leisa started Vanity Empire Consulting Inc. in 2013 and is passionate and obsessed with supporting her clients in building highly successful and profitable cosmetic practices.
You may recognize her from her educational and no-BS posts on instagram or from the new hit podcast, The Scalpel of Truth!
Her clients call her Lees (Lease) but she’s better known as “The Bitch’n Beautician.”
This isn’t our average episode. This is a game-changer.
We focus on lasers and injectors, but what if med spa success hinges on the overlooked? This week, Leisa argues the front desk is your most valuable player.
The medical aesthetics industry: a gold rush, or a carefully constructed illusion? Leisa Krauss, the “Bitchin’ Beautician,” argues the latter in this Scalpel of Truth episode. She dissects the industry, revealing a landscape far more complex than its glossy facade.
The episode explores contractors versus employees. Are contractors adding value, or are they “mules” who just inject and leave?