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Re: Cosmetic Laser...Yea or NayFrom: Naomi W. (anonymous@medispecialty.com)Thu Feb 20 06:40:50 2003
At Wed, 19 Feb 2003, Robert Brenner wrote: > >If you are interested in trying to develop a laser practice without >committing long term to a lease, I have an assumable lease with 18 >months left at $3000 a month including service contract on a Palomar >Diode laser with cooling unit and 3 handpieces for hair and spider vein >treatment. >In my area in Baltimore, it has not been profitable so I am looking to >get out of the lease. > >--
> Flame me if you must (I'm not a medical professional), but have any of you done a marketing survey to determine how your patients feel about a potential cosmetic/medical practice? While I think there's some comfort in having an M.D. oversee the process, (it sure beats having it done by an illegal immigrant in a rented house on the wrong side of the tracks), it seems a bit cheesy to have this service in a medical practice. I think if my gynecologist told me he was going to do to this, I'd go elsewhere.
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