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Practice Management

Dermatologists asked to encourage existing patients to try new aesthetic services

Maui, Hawaii - Forward-thinking dermatologists who want to develop and expand their practice should focus on offering their patients cosmetic dermatology and aesthetic skin care, according to William Philip Werschler, MD., F.A.A.D.

Providing existing and new patients with elective skin care treatments and techniques is a growing trend not to be missed by dermatologists, said Dr. Werschler, a practicing dermatologist at the Spokane Dermatology Clinic.

Dr. Werschler and colleague Mark ...

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