Is your med spa suffering from a silent killer? This week on The Scalpel of Truth, Leisa Krauss exposes the damaging effects of toxic management and gives you the tools to cut it out of your business for good.
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 week on the show, Leisa tackles the delicate subject of employee turnover in medical spas. And, as a VERY special occasion, she’s joined by guest, voice of this show, and host of the fake alternate universe podcast, “The Spatula of Honesty,” her partner Chris Krueger. Chris brings extensive experience as a manager and director, working to develop high-performing staffs—which sometimes means letting people go.
This week we delve into the often-overlooked world of metrics and data in the medical aesthetics industry. If you don’t have your ducks lined up, get ready for a call-out!
In this episode of “The Scalpel of Truth,” host Leisa Krauss serves up a spicy critique of a seemingly innocuous practice: eating at the front desk of medical spas.
This week on the show, Leisa takes aim at the lifeblood of any successful med spa: recurring revenue. She argues that a well-crafted membership program is the key to financial stability and patient loyalty.