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Radiofrequency and Dry Eye Relief for Menopause

Dr Priya Udani discusses periocular rejuvenation and dry eye relief for menopausal women Bipolar radiofrequency (RF) has become an increasingly popular non-invasive solution in medical aesthetics, providing a unique blend of functional and cosmetic benefits. When applied to the delicate …

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Case Study: Non-Surgical Refinement of the Cleft Lip

Dr Bonny Armstrong shares a case study using hyaluronic acid filler for cleft lip repair Cleft lip and palate are common congenital craniofacial anomalies, occurring in around one in 700 births.1,2 They may involve the lip, palate or both, with …

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Treating Scar Tissue With Polynucleotides

Dr Amy Law presents a case study using polynucleotides for self-harm scar healing and considerations for treatment Self-harm scars present complex challenges that extend beyond the physical, often carrying deep psychological significance for patients. While treatments such as laser therapy …

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Addressing Perioral Concerns

Independent nurse prescriber Kelly Richards outlines a multi-modal approach to perioral rejuvenation The perioral region undergoes progressive ageing due to intrinsic (chronological ageing) and extrinsic (environmental, mechanical stress) factors. These changes lead to dermal thinning, loss of ligamentous support and …

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A Regenerative Approach to Skin Laxity and Dehydration

Dr Keiron Lord shares insights into innovative strategies to address skin ageing Skin laxity and dehydration are among the most common age-related aesthetic concerns encountered in clinical practice. Other frequently reported concerns include fine lines and wrinkles, uneven pigmentation, enlarged …

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Managing Melasma Topically

Nurse prescriber Khatra Paterson shares a topical treatment regimen to address melasma concerns Melasma is a skin condition characterised by brown or sometimes grey-blue flat macules and patches of discolouration of the skin. The cause is thought to be due …

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Addressing Photodamage with Topical Treatments

Consultant dermatologist Dr Clare Kiely explores the mechanisms of photodamage and effective topical treatments With an ageing population, caring for our skin health has never been so important. Photoageing is responsible for many of the cosmetic complaints among patients, including …

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Addressing Photodamage with Topical Treatments

Consultant dermatologist Dr Clare Kiely explores the mechanisms of photodamage and effective topical treatments With an ageing population, caring for our skin health has never been so important. Photoageing is responsible for many of the cosmetic complaints among patients, including …

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A summary of the latest clinical studies

Title: Differences in Antibody Responses of Intradermal and Intramuscular Injections of Botulinum Toxin Type AAuthors: Yuttana Srinoulprasert, et al.Published: Dermatol Ther (Heidelb), September 2025Keywords: Botulinum toxin type A, Complexing protein, Route of injection This pilot study evaluated antibody responses following …

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Mitigating Hyperpigmentation in Higher Fitzpatrick Skin Types

Aesthetic nurse Kate Monteith-Ross discusses the role of exosomes and energy-based devices for treating hyperpigmentation Hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation are significant dermatological concerns that can arise as complications following various therapeutic interventions, including the use of energy-based device treatments. These dyschromias …

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