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Black astronaut helmet with white text reading "On the back is a lie" by artist Hayden Kays, cover of Injectopedia Issue 5

The Industry’s <1% problem

We swept complications under the rug for so long the rug started to buckle. This issue throw out the rug and starts building the floor.

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The Myths We Inject With

The safety culture in medical aesthetics was built on five assumptions the published literature has already dismantled. The liability window is open.

Injectopedia newsletter Issue 3 cover featuring a wooden architectural framework symbolizing comprehensive aesthetic treatment planning and the architecture of aging.

The Architecture of Aging

Multi-modality doubled five year patient retention. The plan is the treat, and most practices never draw the blueprint.

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The Manifesto

Vanity is good. Vanity is right. Vanity works. The case for medical aesthetics as the upward surge of humanity, plus Obagi crashes the filler wars.

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