Peepcon 2015: Building Lasting Connections

In this day and age, technology is one of the most powerful tools we have. We all possess the ability to make the most of it. In the hands of experts, these tools such as social media marketing and search engine marketing, can influence the behavior and beliefs of discerning consumers.

Shinagawa Lasik & Aesthetics was privileged to have been invited to participate as sponsors and attendees of this year’s Peepcon, a non-profit conference which focuses on sharing SEO and Digital Marketing knowledge to those who are interested, regardless of their profession. Most of the attendees, however, were Digital Marketers.

They were all eager to learn about Shinagawa’s services, particularly in our Lasik procedures because most of them have been living with poor eyesight.

Many signed up for 50% off on Lasik screening, grabbing the opportunity since the offer was exclusive to the attendees of the event. They were also treated to video a presentation featuring Dr. Jaime Dinglasan talking about the basics of Lasik. The video also included a testimonial of a happy patient who now enjoys perfect vision thanks to Shinagawa’s Lasik procedure.

During the conference, some of the most respected names in the field of Digital Marketing in the country shared their insights about making good content, raising brand awareness, hiring the right people and following a goal-oriented timeline.

This experience was an enriching one, especially for Shinagawa’s Marketing Team. By participating in this event, we not only gained new knowledge, but we learned on what areas we need to improve on to take Shinagawa to even greater heights.

The Third Time’s a Charm: Dr. Kiyoshi Tai in Manila 2015

At Shinagawa Lasik and Aesthetics, we are always looking for ways to innovate and give our clients only the best. It is a vision we share with internationally renowned Orthodontist, Dr. Kiyoshi Tai. 2015 marks the third year we have invited him to share his expertise in the field of Orthodontics and it has been the most successful one yet.

When we caught up with him for a quick chat at the Shinagawa clinic, we found him to be accommodating and gracious. With an impressive career such as his, it was refreshing to be welcomed with such humility. “I graduated from Dental School of Tokushima University and had my training at the Prosthetic Department of Okayama University Dental School. In 1997, he completed his course at the Orthodontic Department of the same institution.”

In 2000, he established his private practice in Okayama. He established Sakura Dori Orthodontic Clinic five years later. He shares, “I established my private practice through building trust.” And it’s this type of patience and the value he places on establishing good relationships with both colleagues and clients which have been the foundation of his lauded career.

In 2004, he was named Japanese Specialist of Orthodontics by The Japan Institute of Orthodontists. “Well, I began as a prosthetics and became a specialist. “I believe in separating General Dentistry with being a Dental Specialist.”

He completed his PhD in 2012 at Okayama Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Reconstructive Surgery, Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences, in Japan. In the same year, he was a named a Japanese Qualified Orthodontist by The Japanese Orthodontic society.

As an awarded researcher and author, Dr. Kiyoshi Tai has co-authored numerous research papers and articles tackling relevant breakthroughs in the field of Orthodontics. In 2011, he was given a Joseph E. Johnson Table Clinic Award for a research article he co-authored with Jae Hyun Park, D.M.D., M.S.D., M.S., Ph.D of A.T. Still University in Arizona, USA.

His noteworthy accomplishments extend to the academe as well. He was a visiting professor at the Postgraduate Orthodontic Program, Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health, A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona. He was also part of the faculty at the Graduate School of Dentistry at Kyung Hee University in Seoul, Korea. He has lectured internationally on Orthodontics.

But with the rapid changes that are continuing to reshape the practice of Dentistry and Orthodontics across the globe, it is important for veteran practitioners such as Dr. Kiyoshi Tai to keep up. “I attend meetings and conferences around the world to stay up-to-date. These events are a good chance to learn.”

When he delivered a lecture at the UP Manila College of Dentistry, the alumni and faculty alike were enlightened and encouraged. With over 50 students and Dental practitioners from various top universities in attendance, Dr. Kiyoshi Tai was inspired by the impressive reception.

Aside from teaching them about the latest advancements in the practice of Orthodontics, he cited actual cases using data gathered over a number of years and through extensive research.

When asked what knowledge and skills he would like to impart to young Dental practitioners, he stated simply but with passion, “They must learn to believe in their convictions and make an effort to be part of a community. Always focus on the patient. Never stop learning.”

Shinagawa was Featured at Cosmopolitan Philippines

The Facial Slimming Procedure That Will Change Your Life

One of Shinagawa’s premium service “ShrinkAge” was featured in one of the leading online magazine. Find out what the writer has to say about this treatment.

Shinagawa Beauty Breakthrough in the Philippines

The Secret to Look Younger

You don’t have to go under the knife to achieve a young looking skin.. Shinagawa latest beauty breakthrough introduces non-surgical facelifts3D Angel Lift and Reign Lift. This aesthetic services will bring back your youthful skin, tighten your skin, and elimate those unwanted wrinkles.

Read the full story of Inquirer.net here.

Shinagawa Philippines CEO was featured on Women’s Journal Magazine

Masako Uemori – The Driving Force Behind Shinagawa Philippines

The name Masako came into prominence in 1993 when Masako Owada, an independent and career-minded young woman, married into the Japanese royal family, and became the Crown Princess. And that’s what came to mind when I learned that the esteemed lady behind the success of Shinagawa Lasik and Aesthetics Philippines, the first and only Shinagawa facility outside Japan, is also another Masako – this time Masako Uemori.

“I came from a close-knit family who lives in Okayama, Japan. I only have one sister. I moved to Tokyo through during the 90s.” Blessed with a supportive mother, Uemori hitched her star to the career bandwagon to become the successful epitome of the present day career woman.

In a country where corporate culture is by far the biggest obstacle for its women, Uemori’s perseverance and excellent work ethics catapulted her to a higher managerial level within the company where she found her company where she found her niche, the Shinagawa Lasic and Aesthetics Centre.

Talking about her beginnings – “I finished a degree in English Literature in one of the universities in Japan and I began to work right after graduation. I started working as a sales staff and rose form the ranks over the years.

True enough, when Shinagawa Lasik and Aesthetics Centre opened its facility in the Philippines in 201, to serve the fast-growing market for medical tourism in the Asia-Pacific region, they only have one person in mind.

Her appointment as president of the Philippine facility meant leaving her home and family in the homeland, and moving to the Philippines, a country with a different culture, a different way of life.

Four years under her capable hands, Shinagawa Lasik and Aesthetics Philippines distinguished itself by providing the best, safest, and most accessible and affordable services not only to Filipinos but to wide foreign clientele. The establishment also assures you the best from their combined Filipino and Japanese expertise – from LASIK to non-invasive and highly effective Aesthetics procedures and Orthodontics and dental care.

Sure, we all have our own beauty insecurities, but the good news is, Shinagawa Lasik and Aesthetics is here to stay.

Browse page 30 of Women’s Journal July 2014 issue to read the interesting insights about Masako Uemori and Shinagawa.