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Avoiding Upper and Mid-Face Complications

Dr Karla Murta explores the potential complications in the upper and mid-face, alongside techniques to mitigate these risks. It is undeniable that upper and mid-face injectable treatments create impressive results in rejuvenation and can be provided to patients with minimal …

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Selecting Injectables for the Upper and Mid-Face

Dr Carol Mastropierro discusses the best injectables for optimal treatment of the upper and mid-face In facial aesthetics, the selection of injectable products plays a pivotal role in achieving optimal outcomes for patients seeking non-surgical rejuvenation.1 This article aims to …

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Understanding Andropause

Superintendent pharmacist Miriam Martínez Callejas explores how practitioners can support male patients with hormonal changes during andropause In recent years, there has been a growing acknowledgement of menopause.1 However, there remains a significant gap in understanding and awareness when it …

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Analysing NAD+ and the Menopause

Dr Nichola Conlon explains possible links between menopausal symptoms, biological ageing and the potential for NAD+ restoration In the UK, it is estimated that a third of the female population is currently perimenopausal or menopausal – meaning there are around …

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Case Study: Using Polynucleotides for Perimenopausal Hair Loss

Nurse prescriber Elaine Williams presents a case study treating female perimenopausal hair loss using polynucleotides Perimenopause marks a transitional phase in a woman’s life, accompanied by hormonal changes that can trigger various symptoms, including hair loss and thinning.1,2 During the …

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Choosing Ingredients for Different Skin Types

Human skin types differ, with each having their own unique characteristics and care needs.1,2 They can also be affected by several factors that include genetics, hormonal changes and imbalance, medication and stress.3-7 Understanding a patient’s skin type is crucial to …

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Managing Skin Conditions Holistically

Dermatology nurse practitioner Emma Coleman explores how psychological and lifestyle factors can contribute to skin conditions in patients According to a national survey conducted by the British Association of Dermatologists, a total of 17% of dermatology patients need psychological support …

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Exploring Synthetic Exosomes in Aesthetics

Dr Ethan Hausman-Marquis explores the science, technology and clinical applications of synthetic exosomes for topical skin rejuvenation Cutaneous ageing is a complex, multifactorial process characterised by the gradual decline of skin structure and function, resulting in wrinkles, laxity and dyspigmentation.1 …

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Holistically Addressing Atopic Eczema

Dermatology clinical nurse specialist Emma Button examines the aetiology and treatment options for atopic eczema Atopic eczema is a common, chronic skin condition. The word ‘eczema’ originates from the Greek word ‘to boil’.1 It is described as being itchy and …

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Educating Patients on Elective Dermal Filler Dissolving

Nurse prescriber Tanya Albin offers advice on elective filler dissolving treatment and supporting patients through the change Elective filler dissolving has risen steeply in recent years, with an increasing number of public figures openly discussing reversing their previous procedures.1 This …

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