The Responsibility Behind the Syringe Clinical Theory & Practice - Clinical Correctors

Aesthetic medicine is not a side hustle; it deserves the same responsibility and integrity as any specialty. Yet over time, shortcuts, trend-driven decisions, and misplaced blame have led to outcomes we now spend our careers correcting. We began dissolving first and asking questions later. We began fear mongering with phrases like “filler migration,” shifting blame to the product instead of looking honestly at our own technique and decisions. Join Rana for a candid discussion on accountability, as she shares lessons from her own missteps, the cost of over-accommodating patients, and how intentional consultation language and honest conversations about risk restore trust and clinical authority. Good aesthetic medicine isn’t about more or less; it’s about doing what’s right.