A summary of the latest clinical studies Title: A Comprehensive Evaluation of Patient Satisfaction and Clinical Outcomes in Poly-L-Lactic Acid Treatments-A Randomized, Interventional, and Comparative Clinical Study Authors: Victor R M Munoz-Lora, et al. Published: Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, May …
Harnessing Sculptra body to address skin quality concerns beyond the face Sculptra is made with the unique PLLA-SCA™, its proprietary form of poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA).1,2,3 Slow degradation of Sculptra’s PLLA-SCA™ provides continuous regenerative biostimulation, characterised by early onset of tissue …
Nurse prescriber Alice Henshaw considers common patient concerns and treatment protocols surrounding the periorbital area A frequently reported concern in aesthetic practice is the perception of fatigue despite adequate rest and general wellbeing.¹ While this complaint is subjective, it is …
Dr Helen Whyte and Dr Ambreen Ayaz discuss treating facial burns and consider the use of hypochlorous acid Burn injuries, especially on the face, present complex challenges for both acute management and long-term aesthetic care. The delicate facial skin, its …
The British Skin Foundation (BSF) promotes a simple, consistent approach to sun protection Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, yet it is largely preventable. For aesthetic practitioners, this presents a clear opportunity to influence patient behaviour …
Independent nurse prescriber Michelle McLean explores the regenerative role of PLLA in body rejuvenation and its application for improving skin quality The demand for non-surgical rejuvenation of the face and body has grown considerably in recent years.¹ This has been …
Dr Paul Charlson outlines a comprehensive review of biostimulators A biostimulator is defined as an injectable substance that stimulates the body’s natural regenerative processes, by encouraging collagen production.¹ The global bioregenerative injectable market is projected to grow from £1. 20 …
Dr Rehanna Beckhurst explores the dermatological and systemic causes of facial erythema Facial erythema is a common concern within aesthetic practice (with rosacea alone affecting an estimated 5.46% of the global adult population), an umbrella term for a spectrum of …
Chief operating officer of BCAM Sadie Van Sanden-Cooke reflects on 25 years of BCAM and the future of patient-centred medical aesthetics As the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) marks its 25th anniversary, the moment invites reflection not just on …
Managing director Yogeeta Bawa reflects on the challenges affecting aesthetic practitioners in light of the mentoring discussions at Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE) The aesthetics speciality continues to expand at a pace, attracting a growing number of newly qualified practitioners …
