The Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP) has released guidance intended to help registrants achieve and maintain compliance when advertising non-surgical cosmetic procedures. The guidance follows observations by the Professional
The British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) has called for clearer labelling on skincare products containing ingredients unsuitable for children. BAD has urged for packaging to carry more explicit warnings, including
A coalition of leading surgical, medical and patient safety organisations has renewed calls for tighter regulation of cosmetic surgery in England. In an open letter to the Secretary of State
Entry submission has started for The Aesthetics Awards 2027, with clinics, practitioners and teams invited to submit their applications by October 21. Returning for another year, the Awards recognise achievement
Dr Bhavik Shah and Dr Munir Somji explore the effectiveness of PRP in the management of the periocular area Skin health is of particular interest to clinicians and patients within the field of medical aesthetics as it represents a key …
Pharmaceutical company Galderma has secured European Union approval under the Medical Device Regulation for Restylane Shaype for chin augmentation. Powered by NASHA HD technology, the injectable is indicated for deep
The Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) will bring together a two-day educational programme spanning multiple stages and formats. Sessions will take place across The Innovation Forum, the Dentists in Aesthetic
The Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) 2026 will introduce The Injectable Experience, a new educational feature designed to give healthcare professionals practical insight into injectable products. In a controlled hands-on
Three practitioners discuss the use of dermal fillers for treatment of the periorbital area The periorbital region is a complex aesthetic unit encompassing the brow, superior sulcus, upper and lower eyelids, and the medial and lateral orbital regions. Ageing-related change …
An ITV News investigation has prompted renewed calls for stronger warnings on products not suitable for young skin. The report found children as young as four featuring products designed to
