Submit A Guest Post

Share your thoughts, opinions and clinical knowledge with hundreds of thousands of physicians practicing nonsurgical cosmetic medicine around the world.

Guest Post Submission

Submit your guest post here. If it meets (or comes close to) our acceptance criteria we will contact you, usually within 72 hours. 

Writing Guidelines + Example Topics

Everyone knows something that others want or need to know. Most physicians want to start by writing broad, sweeping articles that cover a lot of ground. Those are just boring beyond belief. Everyone already knows that you need to use the internet, that patient service and referrals are key to success, and that you need to make smart decisions. Don't write something like that. It's boring and nobody cares. No one is searching for that drivel.

Instead, write something hyper-specific that is really valuable if you need that info. Clean your IPL or laser hand pieces regularly is useless and boring. The step-by-step procedure that keeps your hand pieces as good as new is intensely interesting to anyone with an IPL. Write something that you know, feel, or think that almost no one else knows, or agrees with. What do you know now that you wish you knew a year ago? Write about that.

1. Emphasis on actionable - We want our readers to learn about something and then able to do it! A sandwich has bread and filling, but how do we put it together, what kind of bread do we buy and where to we get the good deals to make it with?
2. Quality, Quality Quality - Our posts are long, thorough and complete guides - not 700 word snippets on theory. That’s lame. We don’t want to hear about how good your grilled cheese sammy is, we want to know how to make it.
3. Links - If you did research, which we hope you did, cite your source by linking to it. We wanna click on a link to find the best sandwich.
4. Word count: 1K-7K. We wanna know allllll about that sandwich.

Here are some ideas to get you started with a guest post:

• Very, very specific topics about how you do something: prevent embezzling by your staff, clean your IPL heads, conduct interviews, perform consultations, organize your tray, market your clinic, or anything else that you do that is unique and others may learn from.
• Clinical How To's: What gauge needle you use for a specific treatment, filler techniques around the vermilion border, skin care recommendations after IPL, sclerotherapy injection points...
• Reviews: What is your opinion, experience, or review of  a technology, manufacturer, software, treatment, training, organization, conference, society, or company?
• Specific marketing tactics that work, or don't work. Everyone want's more butts in seats.
• Clinic operations that help clinics run smoother.
• Studies you've read that are of interest. Conferences you've attended and what you thought. Conversations with your peers.
• Stories always work: Tell stories about your experiences. 
• Respond publicly to a question you received.
• The legalities of cosmetic medicine, oversight, malpractice, license where you are?
• What do you know that others don't?

Good luck. We look forward to working with you.