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Pharmacist Miriam Martinez Callejas explores the changing approach to hair loss, from maintaining existing follicles to targeting follicular ageing, regeneration and longevity As longevity medicine shifts from lifespan to health span, hair loss is increasingly viewed through a regenerative lens; not only preserving viable follicles, but exploring how future therapies
Pharmacist Miriam Martinez Callejas explores the changing approach to hair loss, from maintaining existing follicles to targeting follicular ageing, regeneration and longevity As longevity medicine shifts from lifespan to health span, hair loss is increasingly viewed through a regenerative lens; not only preserving viable follicles, but exploring how future therapies
Independent nurse prescriber Leah Cooke explores how regenerative combination therapies can improve pigmentary concerns for menopausal patients Hyperpigmentation is a common dermatological concern characterised by increased melanin production or abnormal melanin deposition within the epidermis and/or dermis, resulting in localised or diffuse skin darkening.¹ It encompasses a range of conditions
Dr Ariel Haus and Dr Samantha Hills highlight the role of collagen banking for prejuvenation through laser and light technology Medical aesthetics is increasingly shifting from corrective antiageing treatments towards preventive strategies known as prejuvenation.¹ First coined by dermatologist Dr Ken Arndt in 2013, the term describes early intervention to
Dr Raquel Amado explores skin substrates as the biological building blocks of healthy skin and their role in ageing and regeneration Skin ageing is increasingly recognised as a biologically driven process involving progressive changes within the dermal microenvironment, rather than simply the development of visible surface changes.¹ These changes include
Dr Sally Rayment explores pre- and post-procedural topical skincare protocols designed to optimise clinical outcomes The skin barrier is fundamental to cutaneous homeostasis, regulating transepidermal water loss (TEWL), modulating the immune response and resisting microbial colonisation.¹ When aesthetic procedures disrupt this barrier through mechanical trauma, thermal injury or chemical exfoliation,
Dr Jaymi Lad presents an overview of topical tyrosinase inhibitors and topical adjuncts for hyperpigmentation treatment Hyperpigmentation encompasses a heterogeneous group of acquired and inherited pigmentary disorders characterised by excess melanin production, abnormal melanin distribution or impaired melanin transfer.¹ It is one of the most common reasons for dermatology and
Dr Angela Tewari highlights diagnostic challenges and treatment strategies for rosacea in patients with SOC Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory dermatosis with a relapsing-remitting course, characterised by facial flushing, persistent papules and pustules, telangiectasia and, in many cases, ocular involvement affecting both the eyelids and ocular surface.¹ A 2020 expert
Independent nurse prescriber Nina Prisk demonstrates skin recovery and patient outcomes following microneedling with adjunctive topical therapy Microneedling is a well-established regenerative procedure that improves skin quality through controlled dermal injury, stimulating collagen synthesis, elastin remodelling and extracellular matrix (ECM) renewal.¹⁻⁴ Although its efficacy is well supported, the acute inflammatory
Dr Catherine Denning considers PLLA with HA skin boosters for weight-loss side effects The increasing use of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists for obesity management has transformed weight-loss outcomes for many patients.¹⁻³ While GLP-1 medication can deliver metabolic benefits, rapid weight reduction is also associated with skin laxity, volume loss
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