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The Applied Aesthetics Podcast
The Applied Aesthetics Podcast Trailer
Season 1, Ep. 1
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The Applied Aesthetics Podcast, hosted by Dr Alison Colville, goes beyond techniques and dives into the real, often unspoken realities of working in aesthetics.
This trailer introduces the core themes of Season 1: clinical decision making, complications, injector mindset, business growth and navigating industry politics.
Listeners will get an honest look at what happens after leaving the NHS, how to build confidence as a clinician and how to manage the many hats injectors suddenly have to wear. From marketing to VAT to brand partnerships. With insights from leading industry minds and mentors, this season explores real‑world judgment, anatomy, complications and the psychology behind becoming a confident injector.
Connect with Dr. Alison:
- Instagram- @applied.aesthetics.podcast
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2. What I Wish I Knew Starting Out in Aesthetics: The Real Lessons No One Teaches You
44:55||Season 1, Ep. 2In this episode, Dr Alison shares the honest, unfiltered lessons she wishes someone had told her when she first entered aesthetics 10 years ago. This episode dives into the realities behind the glossy social media façade- the uncertainty, the business pressures, the mindset challenges and the psychology that shapes both clinicians and patients.Alison opens up about her early mistakes, the lack of mentorship, and the shock of transitioning from the NHS to an unregulated, opinion‑heavy industry. This episode also explores confidence, imposter syndrome and the “expert paradox” why the more you learn, the more you realise you don’t know.Finally, she reveals the deep personal story behind her own “why” including her fertility journey, menopause inducing treatments and the moment she looked in the mirror and no longer recognised herself. This experience reshaped her entire purpose as a clinician and inspired her mission to help women feel like themselves again.Connect with Dr. Alison:Instagram: @applied.aesthetics.podcast