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Alpha Aesthetics Partners: 2024 Year in Review

Alpha Aesthetics Partners, a pioneering entity in the medical aesthetics arena, reflects on a monumental year that not only showcased substantial growth but also reinforced its commitment to community and provider empowerment. The firm, part of the Thurston Group portfolio, expanded dramatically throughout 2024, effectively reshaping its operational landscape and establishing itself as a leader in the field.

Transformative Growth

2024 was a transformative year for Alpha Aesthetics Partners, emphasizing significant advancements across its various networks. The company significantly scaled operations by enhancing its footprint from 14 to 25 locations and increasing its partner practices from 6 to 12. By broadening its geographical reach from 4 states to 10, Alpha demonstrated a meticulous selection process for partners aligned with its commitment to operational excellence and innovative practices.

In terms of team expansion, the company began the year with 87 providers and dramatically increased this number to 155 by year's end. This impressive addition of 68 talented providers highlights Alpha's strategic approach to attracting premier talent in the medical space. Along with provider growth, the overall workforce also surged, with total headcount rising from 185 to 319, which included both clinical and non-clinical roles.

Key Initiatives

Alpha's innovation in 2024 was further illustrated through the launch of numerous programs aimed at fostering provider collaboration and success:

• - AlphaShares: Introduced in early 2024, this unique initiative grants providers an opportunity to become shareholders within the company. This model not only aligns individual success with organizational goals but also fosters a sense of ownership among partners. As CEO John Wheeler points out, “To work with us means you have the opportunity to own a piece of the company.”

• - Mastermind Groups: Introduced mid-year, these virtual forums on Slack have enabled partners to exchange ideas, confront challenges, and collaborate on best practices, nurturing a strong community bond.

• - Alpha Aesthetics University: Launched in Q4, this initiative focuses on enhancing the skills and operational efficiencies of providers. It serves as a comprehensive resource for career and practice development in the aesthetics field.

• - PartnerCon Nashville: Alpha's first all-partner gathering held in Q4 fostered deeper relationships among partners, creating a collaborative environment that celebrated achievements while aligning future goals.

• - Cinch Program: This innovative white-labeled GLP-1 weight-loss program introduced by Alpha provides partner practices with the tools necessary to meet increasing patient demand while diversifying revenue avenues.

Leadership and Vision

The leadership team at Alpha Aesthetics Partners plays a crucial role in driving the company’s strategic direction. With the addition of key professionals such as Henry Neely as CFO and Arcot Prakash as CIO, the company is poised for sustainable growth while enhancing its operational efficiencies.

As they look forward to 2025, Alpha Aesthetics emphasizes a continued focus on seamless integrations, comprehensive training, and the cultivation of high-quality partnerships. By prioritizing community and innovation, Alpha Aesthetics Partners aims to maintain its momentum and set new benchmarks in the medical aesthetics industry.

CEO John Wheeler states, “2024 was a defining year for Alpha Aesthetics Partners. We expanded our reach, strengthened our community, and set new standards in the aesthetics industry. As we move into 2025, we're not just growing — we're leading.”

As Aesthetic Partners prepares for a promising new year, it stands poised to redefine what’s achievable in the medical aesthetics sector, solidifying its role as a trusted partner for both practices and providers alike.