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Dr Olivia McCabe-Robinson examines the clinical rationale behind injectable amino acid Medical aesthetics is undergoing a philosophical reorientation. Where volumisation and neurotoxin relaxation once dominated clinical conversations, the field is increasingly oriented around tissue quality. A category of treatment referred to as biorestoration has begun to crystallise within medical aesthetics.
Dr Oscar Redman outlines a protocol of PLLA and HA fillers to treat menopausal patients Menopause is associated with a profound and measurable decline in skin quality, driven primarily by falling oestrogen levels and the subsequent loss of collagen, dermal volume and hydration.¹ Within this evolving landscape, there has been
Dr Bhavik Shah and Dr Munir Somji explore the effectiveness of PRP in the management of the periocular area Skin health is of particular interest to clinicians and patients within the field of medical aesthetics as it represents a key marker of ageing. Skin ageing has a dualistic effect on
Dr Maisie Bishop, nurse practitioner Kelly Turner and Dr Jordan Faulkner examine the identification and treatment pathway for a vascular complication Chin augmentation with hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal filler is a popular non-surgical treatment used to improve the length, projection, contour and shape of the chin.¹ It can restore facial
Dr Rupert Critchley provides guidance on injectable neck rejuvenation and multi-modal treatment strategies Facial rejuvenation remains the primary focus of aesthetic practice, with well-established treatment frameworks and predictable outcomes. However, the neck is frequently under-treated despite being one of the earliest areas to demonstrate visible ageing. The aesthetic concern is
Mr Sotirios Foutsizoglou outlines a case study treating submental fullness using both surgical and non-surgical procedures Submental fullness, also referred to as ‘double chin,’ is a common aesthetic concern. The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Consumer Survey indicated that 70% of 3,527 survey respondents were bothered by excess fat under
Dr Steven Land outlines how facial bone resorption affects the ageing process When we think of ageing, our minds naturally go to the visible and more familiar signs. Fine lines forming around the eyes, sagging skin on the jawline or that sense of hollowness in the mid-face that patients often
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 2026 Keywords: Facial anatomy, Poly-L-lactic-acid, Ultrasound To evaluate the impact
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 consistently associated with structural and qualitative changes in the infraorbital
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 high vascularity and constant exposure to environmental factors make it
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