3 Recession-Proof Lessons We Can All Learn From the Medspa Industry

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Estée Lauder chairman Leonard Lauder called it the “lipstick effect” — the growth in demand for small luxuries during times of economic uncertainty. The assumption behind this phenomenon is that when people are under more stress, beauty and self-care rituals offer a form of psychological comfort.

McKinsey even reported a surge in demand for skincare and wellness products during the pandemic. So, with fears of an economic downturn never far from the surface, might the same apply to the more affordable alternatives to surgical procedures like tummy tucks?

One of the most recognizable dermatology brands in the U.S., LaserAway, has now expanded

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