Aesthetic group seeks gov’t regulation
The aesthetic industry right now is a lucrative business, amounting to more than billions of pesos. ‘Even the Department of Tourism is looking into this industry, which just goes to show how big it is.’

Newly inducted officials of Professional Aestheticians Association of the Philippines, (from left), namely chairman Alberto Fuderanan III, president Wenie Argonza, NBI-CRID chief Sixto Comia, vice president Edwin Lisa Labalan, treasurer Ellen Santos, corporate secretary Kristine Rodrigues-Lucas and auditor Mae Roma Allawan. | photograph courtesy of PAAP






