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Vaginal HIFU: Consent, screening and aftercare guide

Vaginal HIFU: Consent, screening and aftercare guide preview from Pabau

Download your free vaginal HIFU aftercare template The one-page form your patient signs after treatment. It covers the 72-hour and 48-hour restriction windows, washing advice, pain relief, follow-up attendance, and when to call you. Download template Vaginal HIFU delivers focused ultrasound energy below the vaginal mucosa, where controlled heat sets off new collagen. That single […]

Best Practice Fusion alternatives in 2026: 6 EHR options compared

Best Practice Fusion alternatives in 2026: 6 EHR options compared

Practice Fusion built its reputation as a free EHR for small independent practices. That era ended. After Allscripts (later rebranded Veradigm) completed its acquisition, the free tier ended and pricing shifted to a paid subscription model. A $145 million DOJ settlement over opioid prescribing kickbacks changed how many clinicians view the platform. For thousands of […]

Who can inject Botox? Qualifications, practice and state rules

Who can inject Botox? Qualifications, practice and state rules

Botox is a prescription drug, so who may inject it is a licensing question before it is a clinical one. One unlicensed injection can trigger a state board investigation, fines, and in serious cases criminal charges. Likewise, an expired delegation agreement or a missing consent form carries the same exposure. This guide is written for […]

How much does it cost to open a skin clinic in Australia?

How much does it cost to open a skin clinic in Australia?

How much does it cost to open a skin clinic in Australia depends on two decisions far more than on any national average. A cosmetic nurse renting a room inside someone else’s clinic can start for about $19,000 to $78,000. A two-room clinic on its own lease runs about $160,000 to $460,000. The two decisions […]

AHPRA advertising guidelines for cosmetic procedures

AHPRA advertising guidelines for cosmetic procedures

The AHPRA advertising guidelines for cosmetic procedures are three Ahpra instruments that control what a cosmetic practice may say publicly. Two further layers apply on top: the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and your state or territory health department. Ahpra is the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, and it styles its own name Ahpra rather than […]

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