PSL Philippines empowers aesthetic clinics with exclusive workshop
BEYOND echnical training, the workshop creates a space for professionals to exchange real-world experiences, offering insights into changing client expectations and the realities of running aesthetic and dermatology businesses.
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Beauty and skincare are all about the details, and PrettySkin & Lamelin (PSL) Philippines is taking that commitment to the next level. This past August, the brand hosted its first-ever National Business Partners’ Train-the-Trainers Workshop.
The two-day capability-building program was thoughtfully designed to enhance product knowledge, customer consultation, communication and business development. Bringing together representatives from aesthetic and dermatology clinics across Metro Manila, Cagayan de Oro, Iloilo City and Bacolod.'
Participants dove deep into ingredient intelligence and the PSL product portfolio, while refining customer consultation, communication and sales excellence. Through a dynamic mix of technical sessions, practical discussions and case-based activities, these professionals learned how to seamlessly translate product knowledge into more informed conversations and tailored recommendations for their clients.
To ensure these fresh insights could be easily applied long after the event, attendees were introduced to reference and support tools designed to help them navigate the growing PrettySkin and Lamelin portfolio.
The workshop also served as a vibrant hub for connection, giving business partners a space to share real-world experiences from the field. Representing different cities and customer markets, participants discussed evolving client needs, the everyday realities of operating aesthetic and dermatology businesses and unique opportunities in their respective areas. This enriching, two-way exchange allowed PSL Philippines to provide top-tier training while simultaneously gaining invaluable insights into how its brands and products are used, positioned and communicated across different markets.
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