Rohrer Aesthetics, manufacturer of energy‑based medical aesthetic devices, is conducting a campaign called Gratitude & Giving. This month-long initiative strives to support small aesthetic businesses, investing a portion of Rohrer’s November sales into the community. Three small aesthetic practices will be awarded $5,000 each on Nov. 29—Small Business Saturday.
Rohrer Aesthetics, manufacturer of energy‑based medical aesthetic devices, is conducting a campaign called Gratitude & Giving. This month-long initiative strives to support small aesthetic businesses, investing a portion of Rohrer’s November sales into the community. Three small aesthetic practices will be awarded $5,000 each on Nov. 29—Small Business Saturday.
Small Business Saturday, a nationwide annual event, happens on the Saturday following Thanksgiving to encourage more holiday shopping at small businesses. This is a way to give local businesses more exposure and foot traffic.
Eligible participants, according to a Nov. 13 press release, include aesthetic businesses with ten or fewer team members that currently own at least one Rohrer Aesthetics device. The $5,000 that practices receive is meant to help build sustainable businesses.
"Rohrer Aesthetics began as a small startup laser company, and we've never lost sight of the entrepreneurial spirit that drives this industry forward," said Brendan Brier, president of Rohrer. "Small aesthetic practices are the heartbeat of our business—they're where innovation, patient relationships and community impact truly come to life. Through Gratitude & Giving, we're proud to honor their work and reinvest in the success of the next generation of aesthetic leaders."
Though only three small aesthetic practices will receive the award, Rohrer Aesthetics will celebrate small businesses, providers and practice teams nationwide with this campaign. Small aesthetic practices interested in participating can register for the Gratitude & Giving campaign now through Nov. 28.
