A network of North American medical aesthetics clinics, Vos Collection, has announced the acquisition of several prominent practices, including Day Dermatology & Aesthetics, Marmur Medical, Shino Bay Cosmetic Dermatology & Laser Institute, and Humphrey & Beleznay Cosmetic Dermatology. The network, which began in Canada as an acquisition platform, aims to set universal standards of care while preserving the clinical freedom of its physicians.
Founder and CEO Dominic Mazzone stated, 'I saw a one-to-one relationship between amazing financial performance and amazing patient experience. Those two things were not mutually exclusive, but they were so intertwined. Great patient experiences were based on great outcomes from the treatments themselves, and those were coming from the KOLs in the industry, so I started acquiring those.'
The acquired practices include key opinion leaders such as Dr. Doris Day, Dr. Ellen Marmur, and Dr. Ava Shamban, who remain shareholders in Vos Collection. Mazzone emphasized that the vision is not just consolidation but to bring together globally recognized names, share best practices, and develop a community and culture.
Across North America, the number of clinics has roughly doubled since 2019 to over 13,000. Vos Collection plans to create an ecosystem that serves as a content engine and source of truth in the industry, producing entertaining, educative, and authoritative content. Patients will benefit from a unified loyalty program and consistent experiences across clinics.
Morgan Stanley is the lead investor, alongside a Canadian private equity fund. Mazzone described the goal as creating 'the most un-corporate corporation I possibly can for [providers] while running a very efficient business unit.' Vos Collection is continuously evaluating new acquisitions.
Dr. Doris Day commented, 'We launched Vos Collection to raise the standard of care so that every interaction is more thoughtful and more personalized, and grounded in trust. We value the patient experience as much as the outcome. By working together and sharing expertise, we’re able to deliver a higher level of care than would be possible in isolation.'
Source: Read the original report | Published: May 27, 2026