Our recent partnership with Quanta System, the global leader in the development and manufacturing of premium laser technology for surgery, aesthetics, and art conservation, gives Cartessa more than just exclusive distributor rights to Quanta’s laser technology.
Ask any modern marketing guru about using social media for business and they’ll all tell you the same thing: it’s critical.
On December 3, 2018, Cartessa Aesthetics announced a new partnership with Quanta System – the global leader in the development and manufacturing of premium laser technology for surgery, aesthetics and art conservation. Since the announcement, many have wondered about Quanta System Aesthetic Division – who they are and why Cartessa is proud to...
As an aesthetic-driven business, it’s not unusual for practices to focus their marketing efforts on women. But, the truth of the matter is that men represent a significant and growing target for aesthetic treatments. We live in a society where looking and feeling your best does not discriminate, and so neither should your marketing efforts.
New year, new aesthetic trends right? Well, it looks like many of those treatments in high demand in 2018 will continue into 2019. Why? Because patients are still in pursuit of one main thing, “instant gratification”.
If 2018 had a theme, it would certainly be self-care. The buzzword of the year even earned itself a “national day” on the calendar, an ever-popular hashtag on social media, and even an entire month dedicated to the art of indulging in self-care, as we’ve moved deeper and deeper into the “treat yourself culture”.
Revolutionary. This is the word you’ll associate most quickly with DenaVe, Cartessa Aesthetic’s fiber optic laser for the treatment of vascular and pigmented lesions. Unlike other vascular lasers of the past, the DenaVe offers benefits to both the doctor and the patient that are second-to-none, and that are quickly making the DenaVe one of the...
In the world of aesthetics, the popularity of laser hair removal is nothing new. It ranks as one of the top four energy-based procedures performed by dermatologists. Researchers predict that laser hair removal will continue to be the number one treatment across aesthetic practices even as overall laser utilization grows 15% through 2024.
