Kat Cooke was a Senior Journalist at the Aesthetics journal, having worked there since June 2015 until March 2018. She has previously worked for Sky News, providing live coverage of the 2016 EU Referendum and 2015 General Election, and has gained experience working on the features desk at Good Housekeeping Magazine, as well as working for The Economist as part of its Educational Foundation. Cooke gained her a 2:1 degree in journalism at City University London and is passionate about writing on health and beauty.
Aesthetics investigates the cost of private aesthetic treatment complications on the National Health Service and asks, ‘why aren’t more adverse events being treated by the private sector?’
Practitioners discuss the skin concerns of their male patients and how they treat each indication
Aesthetics reports on the highlights from Paris’ international aesthetics conference
Aesthetics investigates the recent consumer headlines that claim stretch mark creams don’t work and asks professionals how patients seeking solutions to their scarring concerns can be appropriately advised
Aesthetics looks back at the industry over the past year and asks practitioners what they think have been the biggest and most significant changes to occur in 2015
Aesthetics explores the latest technology that aims to help consumers protect their skin from sun damage, reduce the signs of ageing and improve overall wellbeing
As many now look to online training as a major source of professional education, Aesthetics investigates the increased use in our industry
After almost 30 years of working in the specialty, 2014’s Aesthetics Awards Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Dr Roy Saleh, speaks to us about his journey into aesthetics
Dr Tracey Bell shares the experience of her first visit to an aesthetic clinic and explains how it spurred her to join the specialty
Aesthetics investigates the efficacy of IBSA Pharmaceutical’s (Farmaceutici Italia) new hyaluronic acid injectable that aims to treat skin laxity without the use of BDDE