Doctors and nurses are increasingly dominating Australia's fast-growing cosmetic injectables sector, with many clinicians choosing to step away from high-pressure hospital environments to establish their own practices and apply their medical expertise in a more balanced, flexible and patient-focused setting.

With 20 new Cosmetique franchise clinics opening over the coming months, the majority will be headed by doctors and nurses who have transitioned out of traditional healthcare roles to pursue ownership opportunities within the booming aesthetics and wellness industry. Cosmetique is Australia's leading and fastest growing franchise brand of cosmetic skin care, injectables and laser hair removal clinics.

According to Dr Vivek Eranki, CEO of Cosmetique, the shift reflects a growing desire among healthcare professionals for autonomy, flexibility and sustainable careers, without leaving medicine altogether.

Dr Eranki is a highly respected business leader in the health and wellness sector. He holds qualifications in governance, finance, management and medicine and has an extensive track record as a CEO in the health, wellness and personal services industry. He has founded, scaled and exited ventures across various sectors, including allied health, occupational health, general and specialist healthcare

"Many doctors and nurses are experiencing burnout from chaotic hospital systems and relentless workloads,"........

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