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Clinicians
As a non-profit trade association dedicated to advocacy
and research, the ACBA is the influential voice for
Clinicians and their non-OEM Providers. We focus on
advocating policies and advancing initiatives that
encourage business growth and enterprise value for our
members. The power of the ACBA’s board members and
supporters comes from our collective efforts and
resources. When something important to our members is
happening anywhere in the U.S. or across the globe, the
ACBA is there – your voice, your advocate.

2. Cosmetic Trade Association
Aesthetic Clinicians
Aesthetic Trade Association
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Our Mission:
To protect the businesses and assets of our
members by promoting free markets in sales, re-
sales, and servicing of devices and their healthful
and profitable use on behalf of patients
worldwide, under the governance of a board of
luminary practitioners and providers.

3. Cosmetic Trade Association
As the ACBA grows in membership, so will it grow in
service to the members, their practices, and their business
partners. The ACBA aims to be a vigorous advocate and
sophisticated ambassador in legal and regulatory venues
across the country and in markets around the world, giving
clinicians and their providers a voice in answer to any
powerful market threat or monopolistic initiative. If you own,
use, or service, energy-based devices, we will be there to
protect your business model.

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Association
The ACBA Board members and staff are currently focused on
critical legal campaigns for member clinicians and their non-
OEM Providers. For example, the ACBA has retained a law
firm to analyze the contracts and policies of manufacturers of
energy-based, medical aesthetic devices; identify the injuries
that manufacturers are inflicting on medical practices and the
businesses that serve them; and recommend specific legal
actions that the ACBA and its members can undertake to
recover for past injuries to their businesses and prevent future
injuries.

5. Aesthetic
Clinicians
Among the actions we will consider are 1) filing lawsuits by the
ACBA in its own name to seek injunctions and other equitable
relief to benefit the members of the ACBA; 2) supporting the
legal efforts of individual medical practices or groups of
practices, including potential class actions; 3) leading group
negotiations with OEMs, where the ACBA will advocate for the
medical aesthetic industry; and 4) coordinating with other
attorneys and constituencies who might benefit from our
analyses and support. Our attorneys will advise the ACBA of the
most strategically valuable actions, and with the members’
financial support, implement them.

6. Aesthetic Trade
Association
The ACBA provides leadership and a much needed voice for
Clinicians and their non-OEM Providers on policies such as trade,
technology, intellectual property, telecommunications, energy,
government procurement, finance, spending and fiscal issues,
health care and much more. The ACBA’s knowledge of policy and
experience in advocacy are deep, inclusive, and unmatched.

7. Aesthetic Trade Association
The ACBA is poised to
be a vigorous advocate
and sophisticated
ambassador in legal and
regulatory venues across
the country and in
markets around the
world, giving clinicians
and their providers a
voice in answer to any
powerful market threat
or monopolistic
initiative. As the ACBA
grows in membership, so
will it grow in service to
the members, their
practices, and their
business partners. If you
own, use or service
energy-based devices, we
will be there to protect
your business model.

8. Used Laser Buyer
Guide
Help us protect your businesses and assets
by promoting free markets in sales, re-sales,
and servicing of devices and their healthful
and profitable use on behalf of patients
worldwide, under the governance of a board
of luminary practitioners and providers.

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Buyer Guide
The ACBA is a nonprofit trade association devoted to advocacy
and research on behalf of aesthetic clinicians and their non-
OEM providers. The costs of membership are typically tax-
deductible; please confirm with your accountant to discuss your
specific circumstances.

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