Building a cosmeceutical brand

January 2, 2019

Dermatologists who sell cosmeceutical products in their offices have options. Among the popular choices: They can sell already branded lines or brand their own skincare, hair, nail and other products. 
While selling a popular cosmeceutical brand in the office can create a revenue stream for dermatology practices, it’s more likely that practices that have their names — and not another company’s name on those products — will reap other bottom line benefits, like client loyalty, repeat business and greater name recognition, according to Cheryl Whitman, CEO, of the aesthetic business consulting firm Beautiful Forever.
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