When I opened my first business more than a decade ago, I was where you are now: balancing client care, memberships, team management, inventory, compliance, and all the invisible admin that eats your evenings. I remember the day I learned I had to schedule a fire extinguisher inspection — because apparently, that’s a thing. I laughed, then cried, then poured a glass of pinot.

So when I say I know what it’s like to wear every hat, I mean it. Having a business degree didn’t make it easier — because the real problem wasn’t knowing how to do it. It was having the time and systems to do it well. The more I

delegated, the more profitable my business became — and the more I could actually enjoy the parts I loved, like meeting vendors, testing new products, and traveling for trainings.

That’s what I want for you, too — more space, more ease, and more control without the constant mental load.

When I started my bookkeeping firm, I saw a pattern: the aesthetics industry carries more complexity than almost any other. Between compliance, continuing education, and client care, you’re constantly pulled in five directions at once. Most owners never had formal business training — but they’re expected to master it overnight.

So I decided to specialize. Because you deserve a bookkeeper who understands the difference between tox and filler — and who can read your reports without needing a translation. Now, I get to work with some of the sharpest, kindest, and most driven people in the aesthetics world — and I hope that includes you soon.

 

Meet your Numbers Nerd,
Beth.

Ready to see what it looks like when your books feel as effortless
 as your best injection?