Co-owner and Physician Assistant • Highland Hills Aesthetics
Brittany Lipoma has built a seven-figure business around a responsibility she refuses to hand off: making sure patients feel informed, comfortable and heard.
Since opening Highland Hills Aesthetics in November 2024, the physician assistant and co-owner has helped grow the practice while keeping that connection at its center. Recognition followed, including honors for cosmetic injectables and medical spa services, but her foundation preceded her work as a business owner.
A valedictorian of her physician assistant class at LSU Health Sciences Center, Lipoma brings more than a decade of patient care experience and five years specializing in aesthetic injections.
Outside the practice, she supports the Capital Gala benefiting Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Institute and, as Orion’s 2026 queen, helps raise money for charitable causes.
A question I ask a potential hire: “’What constructive criticism have you received in the past, and what did you do with it?’ I think a great hire is someone who is self-aware, coachable and genuinely willing to grow. Skills can be taught, but character, attitude and how someone treats others are much harder to teach.”
A quirky talent: “Years ago, I sewed dog dresses for my Pomeranian. I really enjoyed it, and before I knew it, she had an entire wardrobe! I considered starting a dog dress business at the time.”
