We are thrilled to announce that purchasing tickets to our in-person training events has become even more convenient and flexible. We have now added PayPal as a payment option, including their fantastic "Buy Now and Pay Later" feature. This means that when you book a training event at The Confidence Lab, you can use PayPal as an alternative to traditional payment plans. PayPal's "Buy Now and Pay Later" option allows you to spread out the cost of your ticket purchase over time, giving you the freedom to manage your finances more effectively. It's a great solution for those who may have budget constraints or prefer to pay in installments. To learn more about PayPal's "Buy Now and Pay Later" feature, you can visit their website at https://www.paypal.com/us/digital-wallet/ways-to-pay/buy-now-pay-later. It's an excellent resource to understand how this payment option works and the benefits it offers. When booking a training event at The Confidence Lab, simply select PayPal as your payment method during checkout. From there, you can choose the "Pay Later" option to set up a payment plan that suits your needs. It's a hassle-free process that empowers you to secure your spot at our events without any financial strain. So, when it comes to booking your next training event at The Confidence Lab, remember that PayPal is here to offer you a convenient and alternative payment method. Visit our website and explore the available training events, and when you're ready to secure your ticket, choose PayPal for a stress-free booking experience.

Welcome to "Where Are They Now?", a series that follows the journey of individuals who have attended one of our courses and how they have applied the skills and knowledge gained with us in their professional and personal lives. We believe that learning is a lifelong journey, and we take pride in knowing that our program has had a positive impact on the lives of our attendees. Kelly Pfeiffer, PA-C/RN Introducing Kelly Pfeiffer as the newest addition to our "Where Are They Now?" series brings us great excitement. Kelly took part in a Combined Full Day Hands-Training Course Jan 28 2022 and completed our Novice Facial Filler and Novice Neuromodulator Online Courses. What were you doing before you got into aesthetics? As an RN I worked in cardiac progressive care and cardiology for four and a half years. I decided to pursue a PA degree and moved to Chicago for school. After obtaining my masters in physician assistant studies, I worked in pediatric cardiology and adult congenital disease at the University of Chicago. After a year and a half, I transitioned to orthopedic surgery at Rush where I spent the next five and a half years of my career. What inspired you to pursue a career in aesthetics? My mom. The last thing she said to me was “you are so beautiful.” A few months later after grueling days in the newly onset Covid pandemic, I remember looking in the mirror and thinking “Rhonda, you thought I was beautiful because you had mom goggles on. Because the girl in this mirror looks TIRED.” It made me laugh (but also I immediately started looking into a way for a refresh). I then sought out aesthetic treatments for myself and had a mini revelation. I was actually studying a specialty I didn’t work in and on my own time. I found it fascinating. And when I got my first treatment, I felt refreshed, and more importantly, still myself. I started to see others who had the same experience and realized aesthetics was procedural, autonomous, artistic, creative, and the patients happiness at the end of their treatments made is so fun! Why did you choose The Confidence Lab's training program? When I first started looking into aesthetics, I knew I needed a good foundation and training program. With everything that’s out there, I found myself overwhelmed and confused. I started asking injectors I had been following on Instagram and who I felt matched my approach to patient care and the aesthetic field. Time and time again, the same name came up: Rana Kennelly and The Confidence Bar. So I started doing my research on Rana and her team. Every single one of them seemed genuine, fun, kind, and knowledgeable. But the most impactful reason I chose TCB and what finalized my decision was that their core values aligned with mine: community over competition, patient centered care, and SAFETY always. What is your favorite aspect of working in the field of aesthetics? I love the relationships you build with the patient. I like seeing them love their treatments and feel good. There aren’t many jobs that can instill the happiness that you see with aesthetics in your clients. Also, I like using my creative side along with my advanced degree and anatomy knowledge. What are you doing now? I was recently hired as a full time injector at Fulcrum Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery under Brittony Croasdell and Dr. David Hill. What advice would you give to those considering a career in this field? Know your values. Keep good outcomes and patient care at the center. Because that’s what will drive you to go to extra trainings, read the extra textbooks, watch the modules, do the labs. It’s easy to put in the extra work when you know that that work is what will keep your patients happy and safe while making you better at your craft.

I am Olivia Kirkpatrick, an Aesthetic Provider at The Confidence Bar. About 6 months ago I created an apparel line for the aesthetic confidence boosting community. No, I am not a fashion designer. No, I am not a stylist, textile designer, or fashion buyer, but I have created some pretty “OK” (play on words, get it? LOL) pieces geared towards the beauty industry or anyone who deals confidence! The long and short... One day I was searching the world wide web for a cute shirt to wear to work and had no luck. Everything I found was too bubbly or too simple. It was apparel I would never wear or purchase. I was SHOCKED no one in our booming industry, full of detail and art, had created a fashionable, elevated, brand appropriate shirt. There was nothing, in my opinion, worthy to wear with scrubs pants, so I said ‘screw it’, I’ll create something. Ergo the birth of OK Apparel. Little did I know, it’s a lot harder than it looks, but SO WORTH IT! My day job, as an Aesthetic Provider, is focused on studying the details and anatomy of a face, fixating on where the light reflects in order to enhance the beauty of the individual, to make them feel their most confident. It’s an art. As injectors we have an artistic flare. This new endeavor and brand has allowed me to tap more into my creativity and learn the ins and outs of running a small business. The lip prints on the shirts are custom, I kissed a sheet of white computer paper with my favorite bold, red lipstick (shout out to one of my best friends, Briana, for the genius idea when I was having a meltdown that I couldn’t find the right lips, LOL) and I created the “kiss” print embroidered on all the apparel. A red pout is feminine, yet daring and powerful, which is precisely what type of person I want wearing this apparel. I want my brand to speak to people who give others the ultimate gift of confidence and conviction. If you are someone who exudes the expression “Confidence Dealer™”, whether you are a cosmetic injector, doctor, nurse, esthetician, designer, makeup artist, cosmetologist, coach, therapist, teacher, mother, friend, partner, etc.etc.... then you are the gift and influence we need most in the world. You can find all my apparel available for purchase on oliviakirkpatrickapparel.com! And you can follow along on my journey at @OK_Apparel_ and @Olivia_Aesthetics_ (Instagram handles). Thus far I have created a buttery soft, embroidered t-shirt, baseball hats (to protect you from the sun. DUH) , and crewneck sweaters. I cannot wait to continue to create for this community! It has been such a pleasant surprise and complete curve ball, but I am leaning into every moment!

Meet Angie Repel, an esteemed educator at The Confidence Lab, who graciously shares her invaluable advice from her first year as an injector. Drawing from her experience, Angie highlights five key areas that shaped her journey and can inspire aspiring injectors like yourself. Let's dive in and explore these crucial insights together Study, Study, Study Self study and growing your knowledge base is paramount. Get out your old anatomy book or download an App. I love Anatomy 3D Atlas. Attend seminars, trainings, & Conferences. The Confidence Lab has lots of opportunities to learn. Embrace the power of Social Media We know we have heard it before but it is true. Social Media is so important. Post something everyday- don't over think it. It's your page, make it about things you love/ want to share with the world. You will make mistakes! No one is perfect. You will make mistakes. Always follow up with your patients and learn from them. Taking accountability and being honest goes a long away. Don't Compare Focus on your own unique journey without getting caught up in comparisons. Building a client base takes time, so treat each patient as the important individual they are. Your dedication and personalized approach will pave the way for success. Build your own community Aesthetics is fun & Filled with Fun people. Find people who you can learn, laugh, & call on when you have questions and need support. be supportive of other injectors Angie Repel, FNP-DNP https://www.instagram.com/confidencebyangie/

We are thrilled to announce that The Confidence Lab's renowned aesthetics injectable courses are now jointly approved for Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits and Continuing Education (CE) hours. This new accreditation represents a significant milestone for our program, as we expand our educational offerings to healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of aesthetics. For over three years, we have been proud to offer Continuing Education (CE) credits through an accredited provider, the Ohio Nurses Association. During that period we had: 2,070 enrolments in our online courses 1,323 attendees to our in-person courses However, we are excited to take our program to the next level by obtaining CME accreditation in accordance with the rigorous standards set forth by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). Through the joint providership of MECOP (Medical Education Council of Pensacola) and The Confidence Lab, our aesthetics injectable course now meets the accreditation requirements and policies of the ACCME. MECOP, a respected organization accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians, brings a wealth of expertise and credibility to our program. With this joint approval, physicians and other healthcare professionals attending our aesthetics injectable course can now earn both CME credits and CE hours. This will greatly benefit those seeking to fulfill their professional development requirements and stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in aesthetic medicine. Our aesthetics injectable courses are designed to provide comprehensive training on various injectable techniques, including facial fillers and neuromodulators. Led by experienced and skilled instructors, the courses combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice, ensuring participants gain the necessary confidence and proficiency to deliver exceptional aesthetic outcomes. To learn more about our jointly approved aesthetics injectable course and to register for upcoming sessions, please visit our website https://www.theconfidencelab.com/courses. Attending our courses not only offers a valuable learning experience but also provides an opportunity to network with peers and engage in discussions about best practices and emerging trends in the field of aesthetics. We believe that continued education and collaboration are key to advancing the quality of care in aesthetic medicine, and we are proud to be at the forefront of this endeavor. We look forward to welcoming you to The Confidence Lab and supporting your professional growth in the rewarding field of aesthetic medicine. Note: The issuance of CME credits and CE hours is subject to compliance with the requirements set forth by the accrediting bodies and successful completion of the course.

Hosted by Steven and Renata Roddy in Boston. 350 Attendees. Great faculty Whenever I give a presentation I strive to convey key messages and this is an important one! This touch point @modernbeautycon conference was intended to draw attention to the double standard that exists when it comes to aging and facial wrinkles between men and women (see video below) Women are judged negatively and held at higher beauty standards than men. They are expected to have smooth baby skin but males are praised for their lines and wrinkles as signs of wisdom and success. Grrrr! Makes me so mad but as aesthetic providers are we part of the problem …. or part of the solution? What are your thoughts? We must acknowledge these stigmas and make progress towards our societal biases to be more nonjudgmental. PTTP (my new abbreviation - POWER TO THE PUSSY) Wrinkles, your choice 🥰

I am dedicated to ensuring the next generation of aesthetic providers are provided with realistic, straightforward, and safe approaches to assessment, consultation, injecting and treatment. It was a very different climate when I first started in Aesthetics 18 years ago than it is now. We were new to the industry and had to learn through trial and error. There were numerous blunders. Every patient's face served as a training ground for me. I covered up my mistakes rather than learning from them. We were all guilty. Our patients even praised us for delivering subpar results as they also did not know any better. How times have changed! I recall feeling isolated in a new industry with no collaborative network or ongoing education. Back then, there were no conferences and no virtual options and there were definitely no peers that you could confess your sins with. As social media grew, it started to become a place to share ideas on injecting but to me it was not a safe place. I didn't feel at home in a luxury industry full of small waists, perky boobs, and stilettos. I removed any injector videos from social media and moved them to Patreon which became a great place to house injector content behind a pay wall for other injectors. Patreon fosters a secure environment for asking questions and cultivating a community that empowers the upcoming generation of injectors, ensuring that everyone feels included. My objective is to inform fellow providers that there is room for us, even in our casual attire like sweatpants and sneakers. There is space for each one of us. This platform also serves as an excellent meeting point for people from across the nation and around the globe. Start by establishing connections here and developing a network to expand upon. Encourage others to join; there is ample business for all, and our aim is to uplift one another and improve our collective outcomes.

Guess who's heading to Boston this week for Modern Beauty Con? The Confidence Lab team! They'll be strutting their stuff and spreading their confidence like confetti, so don't be shy, say hi! But hold on to your seats because Rana's taking the stage at 9:00 am on May 6th, and she's spilling the beans on "Neuromodulator Complications - Prevention and Management." She's sharing 18 years worth of neuromodulator mishaps, because let's face it, we all love to learn from Rana's "mistakes"!

Welcome to "Where Are They Now?", a series that follows the journey of individuals who have attended one of our courses and how they have applied the skills and knowledge gained with us in their professional and personal lives. We believe that learning is a lifelong journey, and we take pride in knowing that our program has had a positive impact on the lives of our attendees. Brooke East, RN BSN Introducing Brooke East as the newest addition to our "Where Are They Now?" series brings us great excitement. Brooke took part in a Combined Full Day Hands-Training Course in Oct 2020. What were you doing before you got into aesthetics? My interest in aesthetics began when I started receiving treatments of my own (lasers, peels, facials and toxins) in 2019. I was working as an ER nurse in a level 1 trauma center and quite frankly busting my ass for little in return. I started seeing how important these treatments were for my self-care. I loved working in trauma/critical care, however, I often wondered how sustainable it was for me, especially if my husband and I wanted to start a family one day. What inspired you to pursue a career in aesthetics and choose The Confidence Lab's training program? After the 2nd big wave of Covid was when I knew I had to take charge of my career and create a new path for myself. I registered for the online novice neuromodulator course through The Confidence Lab and started doing mobile botox for Innovative MedSpa. Finally, the day came that registration for the hands-on training for neuromodulators and fillers was announced (Fall 2020). I registered so fast you would have thought it was tickets for Lalapalooza. I can tell you this was best decision I have ever made. I was so inspired by Rana and her enthusiasm for not only aesthetics, but for building people up and creating community. Her energy was contagious. This was where I began to see what a supportive community there was in aesthetics! I was blown away at how down to earth, kind and flat-out hilarious Rana was. I was nervous but eager to learn and she created an atmosphere where everyone felt comfortable and at ease. It was just as much fun as it was educational. It opened my eyes to what a career in aesthetics could look like and I realized then that this is where I want to be. I still remember the immense high that I felt after that training and the huge grin that didn’t leave my face for days! What is your favorite aspect of working in the field of aesthetics? My favorite part about this job is the relationships I get to build with my patients. I love being a part of their own self-care journey. My favorite memory is when a mother of one of my patients actually came in to thank me for “helping her daughter to see her true beauty.” I always tell my patients that approval from a partner or parent is the highest compliment and this mom brought me to tears. This job allows you to help people in such a unique way and can be so rewarding. What are you doing now? I have since left the Emergency Department to work as a Nurse Injector full time and I absolutely love my job. I now have a 6 month old baby boy and I am so grateful for Rana and the opportunities that her training provided me. I am so glad I made this career change when I did! The Confidence Lab provided me with all the tools be a successful nurse injector and I couldn’t be more indebted to Rana and her amazing team. There is a huge sense of community and support well beyond the classroom. To see women who truly value and support each other was so refreshing and really is the foundation that Rana has built around the Confidence Lab. What advice would you give to those considering a career in this field? If you’re thinking about taking the leap into aesthetics, get started now. Don’t wait until you’re burnt out. Take the course, learn as much as you can, build those relationships and the rest will fall into place if you want it bad enough. You aren’t losing anything by setting yourself up now for a better career in the future.

The Confidences Lab is located in the vibrant West Loop of Chicago. A frequently asked question by our attendees is where to stay and eat. To help we have created a guide to assist you. A West Loop Guide Welcome to The West Loop, one of Chicago’s fastest growing neighborhoods, defined by boutique shopping, public art, and adventurous dining. Just blocks away from Chicago’s Greektown and the United Center (home of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks) and trendy Fulton Market district. The West Loop offers sights, sounds, and tastes that will satisfy every traveler's desire. Location The West Loop is located about 35 minutes from Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Midway Airport. You catch the CTA Blue Line from the airport and ride it downtown to transfer to the CTA Green Line at Clark/Lake in the Loop. There, it’s an easy (and free!) transfer to the Green Line, which you can ride to Clinton, Morgan or Ashland and find yourself in the West Loop. You can also take the westbound #20/Madison bus from State/Madison. You can also grab an Uber/Lyft from the airport or if you want to head to downtown Chicago from the West Loop, an Uber/Lyft gets you there in about 10 minutes Where to Stay Ace Hotel Chicago: This hotel features modern, industrial-inspired design and is located in the heart of the West Loop. The hotel has a rooftop bar and restaurant, as well as a lobby bar and coffee shop. The Hoxton: This trendy hotel offers stylish rooms and a lively atmosphere. The hotel has a rooftop bar, a restaurant, and a coffee shop. The Robey: This boutique hotel is housed in a historic art deco building and features a rooftop lounge with great views of the city. The Publishing House Bed & Breakfast: Housed in the former Free Methodist Publishing House built in 1909--balances modern style and Midwest hospitality. The B&B hosts just 24 guests at a time across 11 private rooms, each with an in-suite bathroom (complete with claw-foot tub), highly personalized service and fully customized breakfast options. Hyatt House Chicago: It offers spacious and comfortable guest rooms, as well as amenities such as a fitness center, complimentary breakfast, and a 24-hour market (ps its one block from The Confidence Lab) Restaurants The West Loop has attracted many of Chicago’s greatest culinary talents, and rightfully acquired the “restaurant row” label. The neighborhood now houses more critically acclaimed restaurants and bars than any other part of the city, which means you'll need some help sorting out the crème de la crème. Mediterranean Explore Aba’s fresh spin on Mediterranean small plates, boasting big flavors and reimagined classics from Greece, Israel, Lebanon, and Turkey. Rose Mary a Croatian spot, have things like a refreshing and flavorful salad with tomato, farro, and asparagus, a delicious crni rizot that tasted like it was made with stock from the tears of a hundred lobsters (that’s a compliment), and incredible pastas. Avec: Is a staple in the neighborhood and you must order chorizo-stuffed bacon-wrapped dates and the taleggio flatbread! American Au Cheval has an excellent burger. But this casual spot has a lot of other fantastic things on the menu, too. Dishes like the chilaquiles, chicken wings, and foie gras with eggs should also be on the table. They don’t take reservations, and waits can be a pain, but sometimes you just need to commit. If you love meat and potatoes, Green Street Smoked Meats brings smokey, Texas BBQ. Rana says the pork belly is like eating a desert. This place works well for a date or dinner with a small group when you can’t get a reservation at Bavette’s or Gilt Bar. Bavettes is a traditional Chicago steakhouse with a modern New American twist. Reservations should be made in advance, but if you plan early, it is totally worth the dining experience at this ornate, upscale spot. Located slightly East near Millennium Park, Gilt Bar’s playful elegance and cozy seating make this New American eatery and lounge worth a visit. It can be tough to get into, so we recommend reservations in advance. Italian Trivoli Tavern is in Gin Alley, and from the same team as Au Cheval and Green Street Smoked Meats. This means they have a twinkly lit cobblestoned patio. Or you could sit inside, where it’s dark and full of overstuffed leather furniture. They serve upscale bar food like fish and chips, handmade pastas, steaks, and a very good burger. This place works well for a date or dinner with a small group when you can’t get a reservation at Bavette’s or Gilt Bar. Monteverde, has some of the best Italian food in the city. Every pasta dish here is fantastic, particularly the cacio e pepe. Japanese Momotaro, designed by world-renowned restaurant and experience designers AvroKO, offers an elevated dining experience for lovers of Japanese cuisine. Downstairs the Izakaya bar and lounge transports guests back to the streets of old Tokyo. Gajin is a trendy new spot that offers Japanese comfort foods like yakisoba and okonomiyaki in unique styles specific to Osaka and Hirsohima alongside delicious shaved ice desserts and highballs. Omakase Yume offers a high-end 16-course sushi tasting curated by Chef SangTae Park. Lunch/Coffee Groundswell Coffee Roasters in The West Loop: Groundswell Coffee Roasters is a Chicago micro-roaster, that began in Ravenswood, offering visitors a comfortable variety of brewed coffee and espresso Beatrix Market Fulton Market. A quick grab & go market experience. The menu features a large self-serve salad, soup and hot food bars, rotating chef-prepared salads, sandwiches and snacks, as well as a Beatrix coffee and pastry counter. Publican Quality Meats. PQM is a butcher shop, cafe, bakery, mini market, and even the private dining room for The Publican at night. But its best role is as a small and casual cafe from morning until early in the evening Kid Friendly Although we’re certain that there are things that any young ones can eat at the other restaurants on our list, these are our recommendations for more kid-centric dining: Parlor Pizza Bar is a warm and inviting meeting place where everyone can share unique pizzas and enjoy craft beers/cocktails with an expansive patio and rooftop. Polombia is a unique, Polish-Colombian fusion spot located in TimeOut Market, a food hall home to a number of other up and coming restaurants. The menu, although small offers a variety of eats that cater to both the more adventourous as well as reliable snacks, like potatoes, lentil soup and kolaczkis. Bars and Nightlife Drinking at The Darling is like falling down Alice’s rabbit hole (the good parts, at least). Charming, intimate, and featuring a reservation-only library with hidden entrance and pop-up cabaret performances, the cocktail lounge serves a number of exquisitely balanced cocktails and food options while hosting some of the city’s best DJs. The Aviary offers an array of creative cocktails and intimate spaces that are bookable in advance online. They are part of Chicago’s Alinea Group, a renowned collection of restaurants and cocktail lounges universally praised for their innovative approach to dining and crafting unique and memorable experiences for guests. Moneygun is a hip, understated, booth-lined spot that serves traditional cocktails. Perfect for a night cap or to spend the night with friends, this is an excellent dressed-down option for a very Chicago-esque experience. Events The United Center is a world-class arena located in the West Loop neighborhood of Chicago (The Confidence Lab is less than 5 minutes away). It is considered one of the best venues for sports and concerts because of its state-of-the-art facilities and world-class amenities. As the home of the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago Blackhawks, the arena has hosted some of the most memorable moments in sports history. It is also a premier destination for concerts and other live events, with a seating capacity of over 20,000 and advanced sound and lighting systems that ensure an unforgettable experience for fans. Traveling with family? If you’re traveling with your spouse, children, friends or all of the above, here are a few excellent ways to spend your time between trainings and meals: Museum of Contemporary Art: The MCA is Chicago’s contemporary and modern art museum. It features a rotating cast of their collected works –– ranging from the likes of famous designer Virgil Abloh to local artists like Jeanne Dunning. It’s featured exhibitions, often by ticket purchase only, touch on themes like ambiguity, The Internet, politics and poetry. Admission is a suggested donation of $3 with a “pay-what-you-can” policy, and the Museum is open 10am-9pm Wed-Sun, 10am-9pm Tues and closed Mondays. The Art Institute of Chicago: This world-renowned museum is home to a number of iconic exhibitions such as a display of works by Mark Rothko as well as archives of ancient art from across the world. It’s simply a must-see when in Chicago. Tickets can be bought online or in-person and are $19 with discounts for seniors and students. The Art Institute is open from 11am to 6pm on Mondays and Thursday through Sunday. Museums at Museum Campus: Museum Campus is home to the Alder Planetarium, The Shedd Aquarium and the Field Museum of Natural History – all featuring their own sites and wonders in a single 57-acre museum park right by Lake Michigan. Hours and ticket prices vary per museum and tickets can be bought in bundles here: https://www.enjoyillinois.com/explore/listing/chicago-museum-campus Seasonal Ice Skating in Maggie Daley Park: The iconic ice-skating ribbon in Maggie Daley Park is open through March 13th, and is a wonderful way to get outside, hit the ice and take in the sites of downtown Chicago. The skating rink features rentals, food vendors and, this season, a Vincent Van Gogh Skating. This is an immersive skating experience that projects the works of Van Gogh onto the rink at Maggie Daley Park. The park has day and evening hours. Tickets can be booked in advanced here: https://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-news/this-immersive-van-gogh-exhibit-in-chicago-lets-you-ice-skate-in-a-work-of-art

People do often get confused about business's The Confidence Bar and The Confidence Lab. Are they the same or different or are they related? The Confidence Bar and The Confidence Lab are both shared on Instagram @theconfidencebar. While they both businesses share a focus on confidence and aesthetics, they differ in their offerings, with The Confidence Bar provides aesthetic facial treatments for patients; and The Confidence Lab offers aesthetic education and training for practitioners. So much of what we talk about in the aesthetic community is about one thing: results, results, results. And while we love to share our beautiful patients and their results at The Confidence Bar, it’s also important share the stage with our other half: The Confidence Lab! At The Confidence Lab, we’re focusing on building a community of care and shared knowledge about safe aesthetic practices. Our training sessions are about more than imparting skills (although that’s important too) –– it’s about shifting the future of the aesthetic world to be one that empowers providers and patients. Compassion is as important as precision at The Confidence Lab, and our Confidence Booster Trainees leave our sessions feeling ready to inspire beauty inside and out.

@injectorbunny and I would like to express our sincere appreciation for your attendance at our seminars. Your enthusiasm is truly inspiring, and it made all the hard work we put into preparing for the weeks worth it. Getting up close with Erika was a new experience for me, as I got to study her face and even have a little sniff 🤣. In person, she's even more beautiful than I could have imagined. It was truly inspiring to witness so many individuals come together to learn and collaborate on injection techniques and the importance of integrity. Erika and I may have different approaches, with her leading with ‘love’ and me with ‘don't mess up,’ but we share the same message. Lastly, we want to extend a huge thank you for joining us in our Patreon party. We were delighted to have the opportunity to share our space with all of you. View the event on instragram and photos below of all our lovely attendees. Thank you again :) P.S We have another upcoming VIP Seminar on June 5, 2023 with Julie Bass Kaplan (@jubilant.julie) talking about everything tox with Rana. You can register now.