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Why neWsletters are making a comeback While social media took the reins in the late 2000s, many marketers proclaimed that email marketing was dead. Social media posts were preferred by marketers for their real-time qualities and their ability to reach consumers. However the amount of content on social media is often overwhelming and it can be difficult to know what’s relevant. With organic returning reach on social media at an all-time low, marketers are their focus to email. According to Salesforce’s 2015 State THE MARKETING of Marketing report, 63% of marketers now use newsletters as a part of their email marketing WEAPON YOU strategy. What’s more, newsletter marketing tends to have a longer feature For email, key points to look shelf life. Email marketing may CAN’T AFFORD at include: allow the consumer to receive the medicA • Open rates – your message is marketing message and content wasted if no one sees it AustrA at a time that’s most convenient TO OVERLOOK • Click-through rates (CTRs) from for them. It’s also now easier • Succinct body copy with the email to your website valuable information particularly than ever for brands to reach THERE ARE GOOD REASONS TO REVISIT YOUR • Email list growth rate over time consumers on the go. Another • Links to your website or blog E-NEWSLETTER CAMPAIGN. WORDS BY ERIN DOCHERTY. Salesforce study revealed one- regull A • Compelling calls-to-action Click-through-rates are can third of subscribers read emails A liA • Addressed from a real person, not important because they show on their mobile devices at least dvertising company names you getting the response conversions – the purpose of 50% of the time. n Are your email campaign. You With an ease of access, For businesses looking to reach you want? Each email campaign converting, what their audience directly, crafting a see details, such as which target longevity and brand awareness you in the has a goal – to generate new tions segment(s) are opportunity, newsletter marketing newsletter may off er a unique set of leads or referrals, schedule more are benefi ts. 30 offers they’re responding to, and will likely continue to grow as a consults about certain cosmetic 53 As consumers continue to open, Ad you can weed out individuals who ve channel of choice to build patient rtising_FEATURE.inddenhancement 30 procedures, sell generating referrals. If you keep in read and click-through a brand’s have not factors responded motivate at all email over time. referral and retention. more products, boost blog Two touch, you are the fi rst person they newsletter, brands may build trust campaign, clear? think of when they need any kind of subscriptions, increase Instagram 18/09/2017 11:43 am by delivering high-quality content readers to convert (click-through): We recap the do’s and don’t’s of medical aesthetic help. This is where your followers, and so on. ith the rising buzz around that keeps the reader engaged. It’s important to study and relevance and timeliness. You advertising, so you can ensure you avoid social media, it can be newsletter comes in. Wondering what you can include may have a goal for your harsh penalties, While still bringing patients One of the fundamental reasons carefully assess all your inbound but people want to know what’s easy to overlook email. in your newsletter? Consider your marketing results because they will for producing a patientnewsletter newsletter of real patient strategy: ask yourself what missing the mark. in it for them. AMP W should be to educate your patients, tell you what you’re doing right and However, a monthly newsletter you are trying to communicate to where you are so make your them at present. Importantly, make through your doors. could be the most eff ective value to your patients. Those who That way, you can continuously AES sure you promote your new and THETIC MEDI marketing tool you have available to subscribe, care. Your newsletter refine your marketing to make it generate referrals and reactivations. existing treatments and services even more successful. This classic marketing tool is as can help generate new patients, so – don’t assume your patients will feature treat it as a marketing exercise to ith cosmetic enhancement becoming more commonplace in already know about them. AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER W productive as ever - perhaps more C FEATURE potential new patients. Eff ective emails include these key AL PRACTITIONER slope and it is essentialAustralia, to it keepbecomes within increasingly the guidelines important and av tooid stand hefty out fines from so, when you consider how well and penalties. the competition. However, medical advertising can be a slippery it integrates with other marketing elements: areas. Using this channel along with • Powerful subject line that Content that converts entices people to open and read your website, blog and social media Common advertising issues Email is the ideal way to stay in your message BEST_PRACTICE_eNewsletter.indd 53 interactions can produce powerful touch with website visitors or in the mediC results for your plastic or cosmetic subscribers. Rather than typical 18/09/2017 11:43 am The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) works in surgery practice. An eff ective monthly newsletter marketing emails, a newsletter is 20/03/2017 1:20 pm partnership with the National Boards under the Health Practitioner Regulation Aesthetic Medical Practitioner is a b2b a distinct type of email marketing National Law, as in force in each state and territory (the National Law) to is key to your practice’s long-term al market that is more content-focused.AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONERprovide a comprehensive guide to what is acceptable and legal in marketing growth success, and patient referral Ad ve and advertising by medical practitioners. and retention. Your patients are rtising_FEATURE.indd 31 invaluable and keeping in touch is key to seeing people come through your doors again – as well as

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BEST_PRACTICE_eNewsletter.indd 52 EDONWITH THE TOP 5 MEN ALL IN THEIR 30S, AND SERENA WILLIAMS feature MISSING FROM THE WOMEN’S DRAW,Wimbledon 2017 COULD quarter-fi nalistMARK in each AN of the EXCITING YEAR OF GENERATIONAL CHANGElast three years; AT up-and-comingTHE WORLD’S Austrian PREMIER TOURNAMENT. WORDSDominic BY Thiem DAVID (23) whoHICKIE. has won eight singles titles on the ATP tour and a semi- fter 15 successive years fi nalist in the in 2016 and opportunity to present your products and 2017; Japanese idol Kei Nishikori (27) a US 31 dominated by a small group of FEATURE inevitably ageing champions, this Open fi nalist in 2014, plus a further fi ve- time quarter-fi nalist and winner 20/ 0 A 3/2017 1:20 pm year’s Wimbledon tennis fortnight (Monday of 11 singles titles on the ATP tour; and 3 July to Sunday 16 July) looms as an German next-big-thing Alexander Zverev intriguing clash between the internationally (20) who entered the world's Top 10 for the celebrated post-Millennium stars and the fi rst time in late May after defeating Novak next generation of prospective contenders. Djokovic in the fi nal of the and In the men’s singles fi eld, every fi nal now boasts four ATP titles. For Australian fans, it seems an eternity since 2002 has been shared among services directly to the decision maker since the halcyon days when Pat Cash just four players: Roger Federer (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012), defeated Ivan Lendl to win the 1987 artworks WIMB LEDONRafael Nadal (2008, 2010), Novak Djokovic crown, and then at the turn of the century to see WIMB L Aussie men featured in four successive (2011, 2014, 2015) and Andy Murray (2013, 2016). Wimbledon singles fi nals between But as the British summer heralds the 2000-2003: Pat Rafter lost to both Pete before arrival of the 2017 tournament, the stark Sampras in 2000 and then a fi ve-set thriller reality is that the Top 5 males in the world (9-7 in the 5th set) to Goran Ivanisevic in rankings are all in their 30s: Scotland’s 2001; the mighty midget Lleyton Hewitt blasted Argentinian David Nalbandian off you die 1 Andy Murray (30), Spain’s Rafael Nadal ve – the aesthetic medical practitioner. the hallowed centre court 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 part t hA (31), Switzerland’s Stan Wawrinka (32), not in any particular order Serbian Novak Djokovic (30) and the in 2002; and lost two y from the soul the dust of evergreen Swiss living-legend Roger tie-breaks in going down to Roger Federer wA Nighthawks, Federer (35). in 2003. Ashes A The current crop of Australian male Edward Hopper, 1942 Art feature IS THIS THE Although Nadal returned from injury FEATURE Institute of Chicago to win his 10th French Open title in June hopes is led by the mercurial 69 (and 15th Grand Slam overall, one more (age22) and currently ranked World 18 pm than Pete Sampras), the cold facts are number 20, followed by Ablo PicAsso once sAid: 'Art w 18/09/2017 1: that it was Rafael’s fi rst Grand Slam title (24) ranked 48 and As P y life.' we bring you A list of 21 must-see mAsterPieces thA 'CHANGING OF since Paris in 2014 and, more starkly, he (23) ranked 88, as well as qualifying everydA has not progressed beyond the last 16 at tournament contenders shAPed And trAnsformed Art history. words by rishA PremArAjAh

THE GUARD'? Wimbledon since fi nishing runner-up to (25) ranked 129, (27) ranked Djokovic in 2011. 138, Marc Polmans (20) ranked 175 and The pressures 12:17 pm In contrast to the ageing Top 5, those Andrew Whittington (23) ranked 182. 017 16/06/2 ranked World 6-10 are all in their 20s: 1. Nighthawks big-serving Canadian Milos Raonic (26) Hopper’s most famous painting Nighthawks – of a AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER of teenage who lost the Wimbledon fi nal to Murray suburban US diner late at night – is one of the most last year; Croatian Marin Cilic (28) who reproduced paintings in history. Several individuals has already won the 2014 US Open and a 135 are portrayed together in the brightly lit downtown diner, though each one separate within themselves, ArtworksMust See_Feature.indd 69 capturing a sense of uncanny stillness in a big city JUST HOW COMMON that occurs in the wee hours. Hopper manages to 25/09/2017 12:12 pm that sense of being isolated in a crowd and IS BIA-ALCL? evoke BIA-ALCL is rare. The data we of Nighthawks he stated: 'Unconsciously, probably, feature AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER collated, which has now been I was painting the loneliness of a large city.' It could cosmetic AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER e a reference to a feeling of wartime isolation subjected to peer review and also b BEHIND THE TASK following America’s attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 FORCE accepted for publication in Plastic and the unsettled feeling of the time. and Reconstructive Surgery online The breast implant-associated PRESIDENT OF THE ahead of print later in the year, anaplastic large cell lymphoma included cases from both Australia Wimbledon_FEATURE.indd 135 here has been a storm brewing 68 (BIA-ALCL) Joint Task Force and New Zealand and totalled 55 surgery for some 12:17 time pm now regarding is a collaboration between the AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY cases. The TGA update on BIA- Sydney T16/06/2017teenage cosmetic surgery. A OF AESTHETIC PLASTIC Australasian Society of Aesthetic concoction made up of quick fixes, a SURGEONS AND ALCL from 20 December 2016 Plastic Surgeons, Australian plaS society obsessed with beauty, and the Teens tend to have cosmetic surgery refers only to 46 cases that relate tic to fit in with peers, to look similar. Adults ArtworksMust See_Feature.indd 68 Society of Plastic Surgeons and S commercialisation and overexposure CHAIRMAN OF THE to the Australian patients identifi ed urgeon tend to have cosmetic surgery to stand AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONERof cosmetic surgery, have all lent New Zealand Association of Plastic by our research. For the fi rst time, out from others. Teenagers frequently FEATURE BIA-ALCL JOINT TASK papadopoulodr S themselves to the growth of cosmetic FORCE DR MARK Surgeons. We have also important our publication quantifi es that BIA- tim gain self-esteem and confidence surgery for Generation X and younger. partnerships with Macquarie diS when their physical problems are ALCL occurs at diff erent rates with cuSSe This has been further compounded University, the Australian Breast corrected. In fact, successful teenage MAGNUSSON SPEAKS diff erent implant types. delicate,S and the by the increasing number of medical Device Registry run by Monash No patient who has had only The magazine is a popular and cosmetic surgery may reverse the social TO AESTHETIC MEDICAL specialties entering the cosmetic arena. University and the Peter MacCallum withdrawal that so often accompanies smooth breast implants has gone on burgeoning, PRACTITIONER ABOUT Cancer Centre. I am also joint My worry is that this Generation X teenagers who feel different. THE FINDINGS OF to develop this disease. All patients and their successors wanting teenage clinical lead on the research paper Not every teenager seeking cosmetic being diagnosed with BIA-ALCL 134 area of cosmetic surgery may become an RESEARCH. with Prof Anand Deva. surgery is well suited for an operation. THE AUSTRALIAN-LED have had textured breast implants, abused marketplace. The work commenced initially teenage Teenagers must demonstrate emotional however not all breast implants have coS It would appear that they have it a maturity and an understanding of the after the increasing scientifi c the same type of textured surface. metic little easier, in the sense that they limitations of cosmetic surgery. information about the new Those with a lower surface area, Wimbledon_FEATURE.indd 134 Surgery. have parents or relatives who have disease breast implant associated sought-after read and is sent I would caution teenagers and sometimes called microtextured, had cosmetic surgery and are approving parents to keep in mind that cosmetic anaplastic large cell lymphoma and of it, in an economy that has been have an incidence of about one surgery is real surgery, with great a requirement to more completely both buoyant and robust for some in 60,000. Those with a higher benefits, but also carries some risks. understand it to ensure the safetyry ofto time now. surface area, sometimes called Teenagers should have realistic our own patients. macrotextured, have an incidence This takes away from the fact that expectations about cosmetic surgery For almost three years we ASSOCIATED of about 1 in 4,000-8,000. teenage cosmetic surgery needs much and what it can do for them. In addition, have been canvassing indust more scrutiny because it can play on BIA-ALCL is a rare disease certain milestones in growth and physical access to sales data and collating people’s insecurities and promises of an regardless of which implant has been maturity must be achieved before instantly better life. I believe most plastic Dr Mark Magnusson clinical data on all cases of this used. The risk of breast cancer for undergoing cosmetic surgery. od its public health surgeons are responsible individuals rare disease in Australia and New Australian womenr an Australian is one in woman eight. with a conscience who try to counsel Zealand. When we evaluated this The risk fo The most rewarding outcomes are teenagers, usually in front of their data we understo expected when the following exist: developing any form of lymphoma parents, of the risks and benefits and signifi cance and shared it with the 1. who lives to the age of 84 is one outcomes of procedures and whether The teenager initiates the request. A REVIEW TGA and Australian Department of in 50. free of charge While parental support is essential, the they are appropriate or not. They try Health which in due course led to a Dr Tim Papadopoulos very hard to show that TV programs like teenager’s own desire for cosmetic new update being released by the surgery must be clearly expressed and Extreme Makeover, Dr. 90210 and The TGA on 20 December 2016. repeated over a period of me. WORLDWIDE Swan trivialise and glamourise cosmetic Uniquely what we have been 2. INCONSISTENCIES Teens&Surgery_Feature.indd 60 The teenager has realistic goals. OF THE JOINT surgery and that glossy magazines like able to achieve is to compare the The young person must appreciate This is a rare disease and the true Teen Vogue or Teen Cosmo display both the benefits and limitations of TASK FORCE number of cases with the number of airbrushed photos of models and number of patients is not known cosmetic surgery, avoiding unrealistic FINDINGS implants sold for the fi rst time. This with certainty, however we are to plastic surgeons, cosmetic celebrities that are in reality unachievable. 16/06/2017 11:48 am expectations about life changes that has allowed us to perform a more Teenagers who want to have cosmetic will occur as a result of the procedure. accurate assessment of the risk but surgery usually have different motivations 3. The teenager has sufficient maturity. also for the fi rst time to defi ne the and goals than adults. They often have Teenagers must be able to tolerate diff erent level of risk associated with cosmetic surgery to improve physical the discomfort and temporary diff erent breast implants. 51 characteristics they feel are awkward or disfigurement of a surgical procedure. flawed, that if left uncorrected may affect Cosmetic surgery is not recommended AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER 16/06/2017 10:01 am them well into adulthood. for teens who are prone to mood swings or erratic behaviour, who are surgeons, cosmetic physicians, Teens&Surgery_Feature.indd 61 abusing drugs and/or alcohol, or who are being treated for clinical depression or other mental illness. AESTHETIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER

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dermatologists in Australia. The magazine is only distributed 50 to members of the medical Magnusson BIA_ALCL_Feature.indd 50 profession and nurses, therefore Schedule 4 products may be promoted by name. Direct product comparisons, results of clinical trials and individual doctor experiences can be published. EOFY and sale items can be catalogued, capital I enjoyed reading AMP from cover equipment leasing options can be detailed, plus ROI predictions and clinic profitability to cover and was pleasantly surprised studies can be included. by the high quality and relevance of the articles. Regular topics include HR, marketing, medico-legal issues, life coaching and – Mr Craig Rubinstein (VIC) financial investment opportunities.

Every edition contains pertinent discussion AMP is shaping up to be a and coverage of topical industry issues, with input from key stakeholders and magazine I prefer reading as I find it associated professional bodies factual and informative. (TAS) The associated professional website – Mr Gary Kode www.aestheticmedicalpractitioner.com.au has a secure log-in for doctors who wish to access extra information about What impresses me most about products and services, current industry the new magazine AMP is that all news and local and international events. the factual information I need This offers a new vehicle to have your about the different products is in one company’s collateral at the fingertips of place and easy to find. your direct customers – the aesthetic medical practitioners. – Dr John Flynn (QLD) technical specifications

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