Interview
What is the best business advice
that helped you become who
you are today and why?
Well, on one occasion, someone told me that
no one could ever convince me that I was not
capable of achieving my dreams, that I really
was and am capable of achieving anything,
I just had to believe in myself. I was told that
with hard work on a daily basis and persistence
I could get myself to the place I wanted to be.
What's your next milestone?
I would like to become a benchmark in
aesthetic medicine, not only nationally in Spain
but globally. I would love to open a clinic in
Mexico and also in London.
How has aesthetic medicine
changed in recent years?
For me, aesthetic medicine has changed a lot
for the good. Unfortunately, a few years ago
there were no products that we have now,
which are re-absorbable and not only improve
your aesthetic image, but treat your skin in
depth. In the past, we did not have hyaluronic
acid, calcium hydroxyapatite or polytactic acid,
and we had to manage with only silicones and
biopolymers which caused many problems.
In addition, people are fortunately now
increasingly open-minded and many realise
that these changes are extremely positive and
aesthetic medicine makes your life easier.
Do you think there is still a lot of
misinformation about aesthetic
medicine?
I realised that I
was born for this
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Yes, I believe there has been and am pleased
that there is more and more awareness of
its benefits. In actual fact, this was one of my
main purposes when I began to show my
work on social media: to inform everyone and
eliminate the prejudices that people have
about aesthetic medicine. In my clinic, we have
a high percentage of patients of 33 years and
older who now understand that aesthetic
medicine helps them prevent aging and that's
just awesome!
You were voted Miss Spain in
2015 and went to the TV show
Survivors, tell us about these
experiences.
I'm a very restless person and I've never liked
doing the same thing over and over, I just get
bored when my life becomes monotonous
and applying for Miss Spain felt like a personal
challenge for me. It allowed me to live not only
an experience as Miss Spain but to enjoy an
international contest and meet fascinating
people from countries and cultures all over
the world. It was something which enriched
me a lot. In addition, the contest taught me a
lot about the world of beauty.
As for the TV show Survivors, it was one of
the best experiences of my life because I got
to know myself very well. I learned that my
limits can go as far as my mind goes, and that
I myself am the one marking the limits in my
own life. The experience also helps to highlight
the things you value most, what you want in life
and brings order to your life, your dreams and
your ideas. I think the experience in Survivors
is something that everyone should do once in
a lifetime.
How do you see aesthetic
medicine in the future?
I think aesthetic medicine is the future. I think
that in less than 10 years, more than 80% of
the population will have their own aesthetic
doctor and I think it is something very positive
and will continue to grow. I believe the more
patients want to enjoy aesthetic medicine,
the more advances will continue to come
out, more research will be carried out and
ultimately there will be better treatments and
products in the world of beauty.
I think aesthetic
medicine is the
future
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