Skincare company ZO Skin Health held its Innovation Tour at W London on September 14, and showcased its new retinol portfolio. Training manager at ZO Skin Health Melissa Lee introduced
A new £50 million Medical Research Council (MRC) Centre for Research Excellence in Restorative Immunology, led by the University of Birmingham, has launched to advance research towards cures for immune-mediated
Skincare company iS Clinical has announced a new partnership with UK medical aesthetics clinic ALTA Medi, based in Marylebone, London. According to iS Clinical, the doctor-led clinic was founded by
The Royal College of Pharmacy (RCPharm) has set out new expectations for the clinical experience and competence required of pharmacists working in aesthetics. According to the college, the review was
Pharmaceutical company Merz Aesthetics has expanded its hyaluronic acid filler range in the US, announcing US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for Belotero Volume and Belotero Intense. According to
Aesthetic distributor DermaFocus has announced its expansion into the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Australia as part of its international growth strategy. The company says the move follows continued growth
The Australian Government has introduced changes to its Personal Importation Scheme to improve the identification of imported therapeutic goods and reduce the risk of unidentified, mislabelled or counterfeit products entering
The Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP) has appointed Lloyd Bracey as its new chair, and Andrew Rankin as registrar. Following the retirement of previous chair Professor David Sines, Bracey
Non-invasive skin-tightening treatment XERF has officially debuted in the UK under the exclusive distribution of laser device company Seriderm. According to the company, XERF uses dual-frequency monopolar radiofrequency energy to
Three practitioners discuss protocols for topical peptides within clinical management Topical peptides have been gaining momentum in evidence-led skincare, valued for their ability to support skin repair and address visible signs of ageing through targeted biological signalling.¹⁻⁴ Unlike traditional active …
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