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Hello, and welcome to Beauty and the Biz where we'll talk about if a satellite office is worth it. Additionally, we'll discuss the general business and marketing side of plastic surgery.
As always, I'm your host, Catherine Maley, author of "Your Aesthetic Practice β What your patients are saying." I'm also a consultant to plastic surgeons, to get them more patients and more profits.
Presenting today's episode titled, "Is Satellite Office Worth it? β with Sarah Saxon, MD."Obviously, opening a satellite office 60 minutes to several hours away from your primary practice sounds thrilling, doesn't it?
To be sure, you picture this new endeavor full of opportunities. Furthermore, this satellite office will be the surgical feeder that changes everything.
Additionally, you imagine a steady stream of surgical patients willing to travel to your primary office for their procedures. In short, your surgical schedule is now full and you are booked out and happy.
However, does it really play out this way? Maybeβ¦
Specifically, this week on Beauty and the Biz Podcast, I interview Dr. Sarah Saxon, an up-and-coming facial plastic surgeon with private practices in Austin and Dallas, TX. To be sure, she offers both surgical and non-surgical procedures.
Chifly, Dr. Saxon shares her journey, from working at a Dallas hospital to building her reputation in facial feminization.
Notably, while her referring network in Dallas significantly boosted demand for her specialized facial procedures, challenges like a non-compete clause prompted her to expand strategically to new areas while maintaining her existing practice.
In summary, we discussed the pros and cons of managing two practices three hours apart. Surpisingly, Dr. Saxon's team travels to Dallas once a month, enjoying the change of pace and breaking up the routine of daily practice.
However, she cautions about the potential demand, the fees you can charge, and the distractions, management difficulties, financial considerations, and labor costs involved.
Visit Dr. Saxon's websiteEnjoy!
Catherine Maley, MBA
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