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332: Go Beneath the Surface: Why the Skin Barrier Is Not a Trend, It Is the Future of Skin Health with Sam Appel for OmniDerm (opens the original)
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What if the future of results-driven skin is not about doing more—but knowing when to pause? In this episode of the ABIC Podcast, we're joined by Sam from The Skin Bar for OmniDerm and Dr. Spiller Biomimetic Skincare, to explore why barrier health must sit at the centre of sustainable skin outcomes. Together, we unpack: Why the industry has become conditioned to equate intensity with results How compromised and over-treated skin presents in clinical practice Why clients can mistake peeling, heat
331: The New Client Journey: Why Faster Communication, AI and Trust Are Now Business Critical with Ramey Shehata from Podium Software (opens the original)
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The client journey no longer begins when someone walks through your clinic door. It begins the moment they search, message, call, read a review—or wait for a response. In this episode of the ABIC Podcast, Ramey Shehata from Podium Software joins us to explore why faster communication, AI and trust have become business-critical for clinics, salons, spas and medical aesthetic businesses. Together, we unpack: Why slow responses can erode trust before the relationship begins Where businesses may be
330: The Acne Clock - Timing, Inflammation and the Circadian Science Therapists Can No Longer Ignore with Kris Astroff for Circadia Australia (opens the original)
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Acne is often treated as a stubborn skin problem—but could stubborn thinking be part of the problem? In this episode of the ABIC Podcast, we’re joined by Kris Astroff for Circadia Australia to explore acne through the lens of circadian rhythm, inflammation, barrier recovery, sleep, stress, sebum and treatment timing. Together, we challenge some of the simplified and outdated narratives that continue to shape professional acne care. We examine why aggressive treatment can sometimes work against t
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