Ella KarstenHostMaggie StaszcukHostIn aesthetics, clients often categorize facials as like a, quote-unquote, "optional maintenance" and not needed care because there's no immediate pain point driving them in.

That's why I had to change my verbiage or my vernaculars, because if I said facials, they thought Christmas and birthdays.
And maybe the industry's shifting a little bit because I know there's people out there that they never miss their appointment.
They're getting their facial, or they're getting their fill in the blank, whatever it is.
But I think it's similar to preventive care in general, like dental cleanings.
People don't feel the need until they've experienced the benefit of prevention over time.

All of those have this element of going in only when it's necessary, but if you stay up on it, maintenance, like imagine going to the dentist only when you had a cavity instead of preventing the cavity from forming or seeing early signs of a formation where they can do some sorts of treatments.
In aesthetics, clients often categorize facials as like a, quote-unquote, "optional maintenance" and not needed care because there's no immediate pain point driving them in.

That's why I had to change my verbiage or my vernaculars, because if I said facials, they thought Christmas and birthdays.
And maybe the industry's shifting a little bit because I know there's people out there that they never miss their appointment.
They're getting their facial, or they're getting their fill in the blank, whatever it is.
But I think it's similar to preventive care in general, like dental cleanings.
People don't feel the need until they've experienced the benefit of prevention over time.

All of those have this element of going in only when it's necessary, but if you stay up on it, maintenance, like imagine going to the dentist only when you had a cavity instead of preventing the cavity from forming or seeing early signs of a formation where they can do some sorts of treatments.
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