The World Leader
in Body Altering Aesthetics
data & research.

Creating a community founded through core key values, data, technology, compassion, & progressive scientific unity in the Body Altering Aesthetics (BAA) industry around Incisional Sciences + PostOp-Indur + Body Contouring.

We don’t teach any classes; we oversee our defined scopes of practice; accredit the education of the BAA industry for licensed educators, provide a safe space for professionals to learn covered standards of care, Board Certify healthcare practitioners, and create a foundation of advocacy to provide clients with better medicine.

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CSL Initiatives

Making waves for regulations

The Body Altering Aesthetics industry is ripe for regulatory change, and we’re committed to making waves. Our “Making Waves for Regulations” initiative tackles this challenge head-on with a dedicated task force. Our jurisprudence task forces strategically focus on a select number of states each year, allowing for concentrated efforts to bring about meaningful change.
Our strategy is multifaceted, addressing awareness, education, and legal frameworks.

Strategy Step 1: We aim to raise public and policymaker awareness about the current gaps in regulation and the potential risks associated with unregulated practices.
Strategy Step 2: Simultaneously, we are championing educational reform, advocating for standardized training and certification programs for practitioners. This will ensure a higher level of competency and safety within the industry.
Strategy Step 3: We are working to introduce our carefully considered jurisprudence within each target region, laying the groundwork for consistent and effective legislation. This includes working closely with delegates, regulatory boards and parliaments to draft and enact laws that protect both clients and practitioners.

The Body Altering Aesthetics industry is ripe for regulatory change, and we’re committed to making waves. Our “Making Waves for Regulations” initiative tackles this challenge head-on with a dedicated task force. Our jurisprudence task forces strategically focus on a select number of states each year, allowing for concentrated efforts to bring about meaningful change.
Our strategy is multifaceted, addressing awareness, education, and legal frameworks.

Strategy Step 1: We aim to raise public and policymaker awareness about the current gaps in regulation and the potential risks associated with unregulated practices.
Strategy Step 2: Simultaneously, we are championing educational reform, advocating for standardized training and certification programs for practitioners. This will ensure a higher level of competency and safety within the industry.
Strategy Step 3: We are working to introduce our carefully considered jurisprudence within each target region, laying the groundwork for consistent and effective legislation. This includes working closely with delegates, regulatory boards and parliaments to draft and enact laws that protect both clients and practitioners.

Our initiatives are deeply rooted in our commitment to our three core audiences: clients, healthcare bodywork professionals/providers (including post-surgical, non-surgical, and allied practitioners), and surgeons. We recognize that each group has unique needs and concerns, and our regulatory efforts seek to address them all. Our goal is to create a safer and more transparent industry that benefits everyone involved, fostering trust and promoting the highest standards of care.

Executive & Program Directors

CSL Therapy Executive & Program Directors

“Driving Success through Strategic Leadership, Excellence through Executive Guidance”

Jaqueline Echols, OTR/L, CLT
CSL Chairman

Executive Directors

Geydi Guerrero
MA, ESTI, BC, Phleb,Health & Wellness Coaching Certified, Naturopathic Medicinal Coach

USA Commissioner of Aesthetic Health Safety (CAHS) Regulation Board Director

Crystal Garcia

Executive Director of Sales

Latora Washington
COTA/L, CLT, CWT, CPT

Executive Educational Director; head of the Board of Examiners 

Keri White
MBA, BSN, RN

Medical Advisory Director

Danielle Head, LMT

Executive Project Developer

Heather Cascio Flexer, DPT, CWS

Executive Accreditation Director

Jennifer Ashley Strong
ESTI, BC, Surgical Assistant

Bridge Program Director

Miss Kris J
Loctician, Client Advocate

CSL Ambassador & Director of Advocacy Affairs + Sparkle ambassador Campaign 

Destinee Sanchez, LMT

AST Procurement Director

Milvette Bentacourt, LMT

Executive MBMA Director

Jennifer Chacon, ESTI

Partnership Program Director

Krystal Holland, LMT

Executive Agency Officer

Maja Simic

Executive Brand Strategist

Diana Zapata,
ESTI

Hispanic Professional Program Developer

Shelby Wright,
Cosmetologist, Med Asst., Laser Tech

Executive Social Media Director

Crystal Reyes, LMT

Surgical Center Quality Director

Responsibilities

Regional Directors oversee 5 regions of Body altering Aesthetics State Directors: North, South, East, West, & Midwest. Regional Directors for the territories of the CSL Therapy Organization, contribute to the development and implementation of this groundbreaking field.

 

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Tasks for the CSL Therapy Regional Director role encompass:

Participation in Governance: Attend monthly General Assembly meetings and engage in Quarterly Bureau board meetings as the regional representative.

Collaboration and Coordination: Review State Director submissions, collaborate with the Council, and maintain regular check-ins with the ACBAA Deputy Director for effective communication via Discord/WhatsApp.

Information Dissemination: Share pertinent CSL Therapy information with professional groups, fostering knowledge dissemination and awareness.

Stakeholder Engagement: Build and sustain relationships with educators, practitioners, legislators, and other key stakeholders, advocating for industry growth and development.

Policy Implementation: Navigate policy implementation ensuring adherence to CSL Therapy’s standards and regulatory guidelines, synchronizing with state-specific healthcare laws.

Optimization and Supervision: Make standardization suggestions for organizational optimization, supervise State Directors, empower their task completion, and maintain proficiency in State Director responsibilities.

Quality Assessment: Monitor and assess education and certification processes, addressing issues promptly and initiating internal investigations based on submitted infractions.

Reporting and Support: Provide regular updates to the Deputy Director and central governing body, facilitate training for State Directors, identify expansion opportunities, and support education outreach.

Representation and Engagement: Serve as the regional representative at Quarterly Bureau board meetings, receive accolades linked to the Director position, and engage in paid speaking engagements as a CSL representative at various events.

Meet Our Directors!

Siobphan McGann

CSL Therapy South Regional Director

Owner of Massage Matters, LLC

North Carolina, USA

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Keva Pittman

CSL Therapy North Regional Director

Owner of Infinite Serenity Services

New York, USA

Contact↗

Jenny Chacon

CSL Therapy East Regional Director

Owner of SkinSpired Aesthetics

Florida, USA

Contact↗

Adriana Galarza

CSL Therapy West Regional Director

Owner of Hands For You Therapy

California, USA

Contact↗

Courtney Waldon

CSL Therapy Midwest Regional Director

Owner of Windy City PostOp

Illinois, USA

Contact↗

CSL Therapy Regional Directors within the body altering aesthetics industry serve as pivotal catalysts for progressive change, actively uniting state directors, governing bureaus, legislators, and medical regulatory boards. Our commitment to fostering collaborative relationships and strengthening connections is paramount. Our esteemed Regional Directors are enthusiastic participants, offering their expertise and insights on various platforms.

Engaging public speaking opportunities include:

  • Seminars
  • Industry Conferences
  • Panel Discussions
  • Educational Workshops
  • and Professional Symposiums

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CSL Therapy Organization State Director are responsible for leading and overseeing the organization’s efforts in their respective states, promoting the use of compression garments for post-operative care, noninvasive treatment education, recovery home resources, and other applications.

Working closely with other State Directors and the CSL Therapy Organization leadership team, State Directors develop and execute strategies that increase awareness and education about CSL Therapy.

Jobs & Duties

Key jobs and duties of CSL Therapy State Board Directors include:

  1. Policy Development:  State Board Directors work with the regulatory board to develop & implement policies to ensure the safe and ethical practice of CSL therapy within their state.
  2. Licensing: Directors oversee licensing and registration of CSL certificants in their state, including reviewing and approving applications, and monitoring compliance with state regulations.
  3. Complaints and Investigations: Directors investigate complaints and allegations of unethical or illegal conduct by CSL therapists and facilities. They also initiate disciplinary proceedings against CSL certificants and facilities found to be in violation of state regulations.
  4. Education and Outreach: Establish educational programs and outreach initiatives to promote public awareness of the benefits of CSL therapy.
  5. Collaboration with Other Agencies: Network with other state and federal agencies to ensure compliance with federal regulations, and to address industry issues.
  6. Budget and Resource Management: With the guidance of the CSL CFO, each State Board Director manages the budget and resources of their state board to ensure their administration has the necessary funding and staff to fulfill its mission and responsibilities.
  7. Professional Development: Participate in professional development activities to stay up-to-date on the latest industry developments iand regulatory practices.

Jobs & Duties

Key jobs and duties of CSL Therapy State Board Directors include:

  1. Policy Development:  State Board Directors work with the regulatory board to develop & implement policies to ensure the safe and ethical practice of CSL therapy within their state.
  2. Licensing: Directors oversee licensing and registration of CSL certificants in their state, including reviewing and approving applications, and monitoring compliance with state regulations.
  3. Complaints and Investigations: Directors investigate complaints and allegations of unethical or illegal conduct by CSL therapists and facilities. They also initiate disciplinary proceedings against CSL certificants and facilities found to be in violation of state regulations.
  4. Education and Outreach: Establish educational programs and outreach initiatives to promote public awareness of the benefits of CSL therapy.
  5. Collaboration with Other Agencies: Network with other state and federal agencies to ensure compliance with federal regulations, and to address industry issues.
  6. Budget and Resource Management: With the guidance of the CSL CFO, each State Board Director manages the budget and resources of their state board to ensure their administration has the necessary funding and staff to fulfill its mission and responsibilities.
  7. Professional Development: Participate in professional development activities to stay up-to-date on the latest industry developments iand regulatory practices.

Connect with a Director in your state

CSL Therapy State Directors have been committed to creating safe educational resources for professionals in the Body Altering Aesthetic space. Our mission as CSL Therapy State Directors is to revolutionize the industry, setting new standards of elective healthcare excellence and safety.

With a steadfast dedication to education, our State Directors have emerged as the vanguard of knowledge and expertise in the Body Altering Aesthetic space, tirelessly striving to employ the power of “community”. By bringing together professionals from diverse backgrounds and experiences, we foster an environment of collaboration, support, and growth. 

The promise we make to the public is one of safety, integrity, and transformation.  

Beyond the realm of individual care, our State Directors also carry a broader responsibility—to shape the future of the industry itself. By advocating for ethical guidelines, regulations, and industry-wide standards, they work tirelessly to elevate the Body Altering Aesthetic space. 

Join us, and be a part of this transformative movement.

The posturing of CSL Therapy State Directors is not just a battle for recognition; it is a war for positive change. It is a war against stigma, prejudice, and misinformation. It is a war that embraces diversity, creativity, and self-expression. Together, as a united front, we can transform the Body Altering Aesthetic industry into a force for empowerment and celebration of individuality.

 

If you believe in the organization, mission, and movement– and would like to help out? Let’s stay connected by joining the organization’s discord group.

Jurisprudence

Discover the Organization

What is CSL Therapy?

What is CSL Therapy? CSL (Convalescent Synergistic Lymphatic) Therapy was created in response to the negative connotation that it has become associated with the PLASTIC SURGERY industry over the last 20 years. Instead of vying to change society’s depiction of plastic surgery to acknowledge the positive aspects of the industry- along with the weighted confusion that has been created amongst surrounding medical industries reluctant to embrace this new modality- a new lane was carved and birthed to accommodate the needs of everyone involved within the BODY ALTERING AESTHETICS industry.

The CSL Therapy Mission

In an age where low level healthcare practices threatens the lives of our community, we aim to create a safe environment by emphasizing precautions, safety amongst all medical staff, quality educational trustworthy resources, and welfare of our patients. We do that by creating organization amongst the already existing cosmetic surgery community, standardizing best industry practices, striving to lower post medical errors amongst providers, writing & vetting medical courses, and empowering providers to better educate patients on how to live a healthy post-operative lifestyle.

We’re committed to being confidential, sympathetic, and approachable in our communications, techniques, and treatments. Our futures as well as our pasts inspire us to be better, push us to fight harder, and drive us to bring our best.

Why We Exist: To rekindle our patient’s lost hope.

CSL Therapy was created in response to the anarchy and confusion that wound up becoming the postoperative plastic surgery industry. CSL Therapy was coined, trademarked, and birthed in 2019 starting the process to generate cohesion and streamlined standardized practices for clients, current and future providers, and affiliates.

What is the Body Altering Aesthetics Industry?

The Body Altering Aesthetics (BAA) industry is comprised of Post-Operative massage based treatments to aid clients in healing properly after invasive plastic surgery procedures; nonsurgical body contouring using electrical and laser based machines that can be purchased without any medical licensure or prerequisite from an accrediting healthcare institution; trainings and courses to certify/accredit others in post-operative palpation care and body contouring; & midway assisted living facilities specifically catering to clients after elective treatments and procedures. These professions and treatments include: all CSL therapy modalities, CSL wound care, wood therapy, body wraps, CSL cosmetic equipment usage & protocols, & post-op recovery accommodations.

Inception

Established in 2020, CSL Therapy organization was founded by The American Council of the Body Altering Aesthetics industry (ACBAA). From there, the Alliance Liaison members worked diligently to create standardized regulations to present to congress to form the industry’s first Federal Regulatory Board. As these efforts manifest, the future of this modality will yield a State Board of Directors in all 50 states that will be maintained by the Federal Board. Every CSL Therapy competency will be regulated, monitored, reviewed, and updated annually as we plan for a better elective healthcare industry of tomorrow, today.

For the Public

At CSL Therapy, our stakeholders are the heart of everything we do. Their well-being fuels our unwavering commitment to better medicine, driving us to bridge existing gaps and bring the highest level of excellence to the forefront of medical aesthetics. We strive to serve not only the audiences of today, but also to empower the thought leaders of tomorrow. Our unique framework, built upon cutting-edge resources and infused with our core values of light and love, forms the cornerstone of our approach, ensuring that every advancement we make is grounded in compassion and dedicated to improving lives.

jurisdiction

Our Jurisdiction

Visions for standardization

(Eventually) the BAA Practice Act

regulations & violations