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Lauren Boebert Is Now on Cameo Giving Advice and Pep TalksNew Advancements in Monopolar RF, IPL and Aqua-dermabrasion Facials Fill a Void in the Marketplace MELVILLE, N.Y. , Dec. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- At October's Inner Circle Invitational in Boca Raton , Cartessa Aesthetics introduced three new technologies to the nearly 400 aesthetic providers in attendance. The third annual exclusive event is an opportunity for Cartessa to give providers first-looks at new products, advanced trainings and business best-practices. In the spotlight this year were three unique devices – Everesse, Prisma, and SKNLAB - offering practitioners new modality combinations, more comfortable treatments and opportunities to expedite revenue. Everesse is a new entrant in the Monopolar RF space that overcomes the shortcomings of legacy technologies, namely patient discomfort. The new 6.78MHz Monopolar RF device, manufactured by South Korean company Classys, has several design features that make it more comfortable for lifting and tightening of the skin. Prisma is the first IPL plus electro-muscle stimulation (EMS) and radiofrequency (RF) technology, and it's also the first IPL system that Cartessa has selected for its portfolio. Manufactured by DEKA, Prisma offers the best in IPL advancements and the ability to go beyond discoloration to treat the other leading signs of aging, inelasticity and reduction in muscle tone. "While we know IPL is a cornerstone treatment for our providers, we waited for a device that offered the absolute best in IPL versatility and comfort. PRISMA met our standards and with the added modalities, is positioned to redefine 'photofacials' as the market knows them," shared Gabe Lubin , Cartessa Founder and CEO. Lastly, with the introduction of SKNLAB , Cartessa is filling a void in aqua-dermabrasion space for those providers interested in integrating energy modalities into their non-invasive facial protocols. SKNLAB offers aqua-delivery of paraceutical solutions plus five energy modalities. Practitioners can easily customize treatments based on patient need using SKNLAB's pre-programmed, comprehensive facial matrices or leverage the various handpieces a la carte. Cartessa's adaptive business model makes it possible to launch the volume of products it has in 2024. "I don't know of another aesthetic company that can continue to introduce new technologies at this rate," added Lubin. "Seeing the response to these devices on their own and in combination with other technologies is extremely exciting. We know we are giving our customers something unique to elevate their patients' outcomes and propel their businesses forward – we plan to continue to do so as long as we are presented with breakthrough innovations." For those providers looking to add Everesse, Prisma or SKNLAB to their practice or wanting to learn more, please reach out to a Cartessa representative. Now is a great time to take advantage of end-of-year tax incentives and treat patients to something new in 2025. About Cartessa Aesthetics: Cartessa Aesthetics is a leading North American aesthetic company focused on cutting-edge technology and industry leading customer support. Thanks to an independent business model and established relationships with top global manufacturers, Cartessa's product portfolio offers true competitive advantages for practices and patients across every aesthetics category. Customers benefit from expertly vetted devices and end-to-end support to maximize the clinical outcomes and returns of their investment. View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/cartessa-aesthetics-introduces-three-new-technologies-to-give-providers-a-head-start-for-2025-302323109.html SOURCE Cartessa Aesthetics
Bengaluru: Slamming the Congress-led Karnataka government for criticising the Centre over the series of maternal deaths in the state, Union Minister for Food, Public Distribution and Consumer Affairs Pralhad Joshi on Saturday said that blaming the Central government over the matter is unfair. Speaking to reporters here, Pralhad Joshi, addressing claims that the Central government approved the intravenous (IV) fluid samples causing maternal deaths, said that similar problems have not occurred in the neighbouring states. He criticised the Karnataka government for unfairly blaming the Centre and pointed out that even Telangana, under a Congress government, has not faced such issues and maternal deaths are not reported from there. “The Congress leaders must speak with responsibility,” the Union Minister said. Pralhad Joshi noted that maternal and newborn deaths have been increasing in the state over the past few months. He accused the Siddaramaiah-led state government of being indifferent to this crisis. “Despite the maternal deaths, CM Siddaramaiah has not visited Ballari. The government is mired in corruption and irresponsible in supplying poor-quality IV fluids. They are playing with the people’s lives,” he said. The Union Minister asserted that the cause of the maternal deaths in Ballari was the administration of substandard IV fluids. He also slammed Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao for failing to handle the situation. Pralhad Joshi earlier charged that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah-led Karnataka government has completely lost sensitivity regarding the series of maternal deaths reported from the state’s Ballari district. Speaking to the media on Saturday at the BJP state headquarters, “Jagannath Bhavan” in Bengaluru, Pralhad Joshi expressed his concern over the maternal deaths and the increasing mortality rate of newborns. He claimed that the government supplied low-quality medicines due to corruption, thus playing with people’s lives. The Union Minister further criticised Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, saying in order to protect himself from scams related to MUDA (Mysuru Urban Development Authority), Valmiki Tribal Welfare, and the Excise Department, has neglected governance completely and is making frivolous statements. Pralhad Joshi said that healthcare is a critical sector for the state government. He also criticised the Congress-led government for often blaming the Central government for everything. In response to another question, Pralhad Joshi said that state Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao lacks sensitivity and finds satisfaction in acting like a sycophant to CM Siddaramaiah. “If Minister Gundu Rao had any moral integrity, he should have resigned immediately,” he said. Pralhad Joshi described the situation as nothing more than “drama company” antics. He also pointed out that the in-charge minister Zameer Ahmed Khan, Minister for Health Dinesh Gundu Rao, and the Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil had not visited Ballari. The issue of maternal deaths in government hospitals in Ballari district again came to the forefront with the death of Sumaya, the latest victim, who was admitted to VIMS in Ballari on November 10. Following cesarean surgery on November 12, she was administered IV fluids, after which she developed kidney issues that eventually led to multiple organ failure. She was undergoing dialysis but succumbed on December 5. Prior to Sumaya, Rojamma, Nandini, Muskaan, Mahalaxmi and Lalitamma also died due to post-delivery complications in Ballari district. These incidents have caused widespread concern and outrage across the state.Among the many countries Michael Kim flew to in the 2024 PGA Tour season was Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship. Orlando Ramirez/Getty Images The life of a PGA Tour pro can seem glamorous, darting across the globe and back all year long chasing giant purses. But to accomplish all that jetting around, pro golfers rely on, well, jets. And all that airline travel, plus the hotel stays once they arrive, comes at a shocking cost. We know that thanks to Tour pro Michael Kim . Kim has become one of the best follows on social media for golfers. He regularly dispenses valuable and interesting insight into the behind-the-scenes life of a PGA Tour pro , both the good and the bad. It’s the kind of transparency modern sports fans love to see, and Kim provided his latest dose this week to his followers on X. In a post on Friday morning, Kim shared a screenshot of a graph showing the total money he spent on flights and hotels for PGA Tour events in the 2024 season, revealing a staggering sum: $92,698.11 . That enormous cost accumulated while Kim played in 30 different PGA Tour events in 2024, including stops in Hawaii, Mexico, Canada, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Bermuda and points all across the continental U.S. Kim added that the $92K+ total he spent featured “zero dollars spent on private flights, and rarely business class.” Unlike some Tour stars, Kim always flies commercial, presumably making his travel costs far lower than others, as he noted in his post. “Can’t imagine some of the top guys’ costs,” Kim wrote. 😅 This is my spending on flights and hotels for 30 tournaments in 2024. Zero dollars spent on private flights, and rarely business class. Can’t imagine some of the top guys’ costs... At least I’m racking up some CC points! pic.twitter.com/tnqLHRl2fF Kim’s example is helpful to educate golf fans on how costly it can be to be a pro golfer outside of the elite ranks. You have to spend big to have any chance of making a living, and little money is guaranteed. Kim, who has one career Tour victory, still ended up in the green for the 2024 season. Despite missing 13 cuts and only capturing two top-10 finishes, Kim’s official money for the season came out to $1,484,233 . The lion’s share of those earnings, though, came from just five tournaments, further showing the financial insecurity many players on the lower rungs of the Tour face. Ironically, his biggest paycheck of the season was $310,800 for a T6-finish at the American Express, which was just his second start of the year and was played in California, the state where he grew up. Latest In News Golf.com Editor As managing producer for GOLF.com, Cunningham edits, writes and publishes stories on GOLF.com, and manages the brand’s e-newsletters, which reach more than 1.4 million subscribers each month. A former two-time intern, he also helps keep GOLF.com humming outside the news-breaking stories and service content provided by our reporters and writers, and works with the tech team in the development of new products and innovative ways to deliver an engaging site to our audience.
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