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Kim Kardashian is trying to keep a low profile in a black zip-up hoodie after visiting her longtime cosmetic dermatologist Simon Ourian at the Epione skincare clinic. After her pampering session on Thursday, the reality star, 42, stepped out of the doctor’s office fresh-faced under sunglasses while sipping an iced coffee. Walking back to her car with a security guard, who led her to the passenger seat, the mother-of-four’s platinum blonde bob looked bouncy and full. Self-care: Kim Kardashian tries to keep a low profile in a black zip-up hoodie after visiting her longtime cosmetic dermatologist Simon Ourian at the Epione skincare clinic Kylie Jenner’s sister flaunts a shimmer of sunshine, which she got from a recent trip to Far North Queensland to visit her boyfriend Pete Davidson over the weekend. Olivia Pierson, who appeared on the reality series WAGS between 2015 and 2017, was also spotted at the skin care clinic as well as her cousin, Natalie Halcro. The duo are friends with

The purchase price for the clinic is believed to be less than $30 million, ranging from under $300,000 to over $1 million, depending on the size and location of the clinic. The settlement figures are far from the investments sunk into the business by some franchisees. This is a far cry from the $80 million compensation demanded by the 52 franchised clinics in March last year when they joined forces and filed a 140-page letter of dispute alleging that LCA had gouged them for equipment and supplies costs, while forcing them to take aggressive action. discounts that make it difficult for them to cover their costs and condition customers to expect discounts. ‘It was despair before losing everything’ Mediation for unhappy franchisees failed in May last year. A second mediation attempt was held earlier this year, and a settlement was agreed earlier this month. “It wasn’t an option to finish, it was despair before losing everything,” said one franchisee. “For some in the group it was a ch

HEART FAILURE is one of the top conditions that result in the most visits to the emergency department, including at Ballarat Health Services. BHS cardiac nurse practitioner Linda Macaulay said it was a “huge burden” in more ways than one. “Besides the burden of disease and people’s lack of quality of life, heart failure is also a huge burden on our health system,” he said. Aiming to reduce the readmission rate of heart failure patients in hospital, with evidence-based care, personalized care, and targeted treatment, BHS has its own heart failure clinic. “Re-admission rates are enormous, and not only for patients who are re-admitted with heart failure, but with various co-morbidities that impair the heart, such as diabetes, cognitive impairment, or respiratory disease,” Macaulay said. “Our clinic is running to provide consistent care for every patient at all times, because our patients we see are our friends, family members, relatives, work and schoolmates. “We care for people in our co