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“There is no room for complacency when you really want something” Dr Zainab Al-Mukhtar illustrates her journey from dentist to aesthetic practitioner and clinic owner Born in Scotland and the eldest of four daughters, Dr Zainab Al-Mukhtar grew up in a family steeped in medicine, inspired by her surgeon father
The latest research highlights from Professor Sebastian Cotofana Key Takeaways Topical treatments affect the various layers of the skin. Improvement of the skin can be achieved with dermal, intradermal, and subdermal treatments. Subdermal treatments affect the superficial fascial system, which will influence skin appearance. Title: Understanding the Interplay Between Skin,
Helping UK private prescribing teams replace disconnected operational steps with a clearer way of working OxygenRx brings patient intake, consultations, prescribing activity, repeat care and Mediva Pharmacy fulfilment visibility together around the patient record. OxygenRx is built by Brown’s Pharma Limited, the operator of Malta’s largest pharmacy chain, with 30
For 30 years, the British Skin Foundation has been working towards one clear goal: to improve skin health through research, education and trusted information. Since the charity was founded in 1996, that mission has remained at the heart of everything we do. We fund pioneering research into all skin diseases
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 ingredients that primarily exfoliate or protect the skin, peptides act
Succinic acid and dual release™ technology plus specific active ingredients: the mesofiller® nexha difference Medical aesthetics is entering a new era, one defined not just by correction, but by regeneration. As patient expectations evolve, there is a growing demand for treatments that deliver subtle, natural-looking results while actively improving skin
Nurse prescriber Rebecca Mansell argues that prescribing competence shouldn’t be conflated with competence in independent medical aesthetics practice Medical aesthetics has experienced rapid growth in the UK, driven by increasing demand for minimally invasive procedures and technological advances.1 The global specialty is estimated to be worth £31.2 billion, with around
Dr Alison Colville shares her busy clinical career alongside movement, mindfulness and quality time with her family A typical working day… As a natural early riser, I usually wake up between 5-6am, and the first thing I do is grab a hot cup of good-old breakfast tea. Following this is
Chartered tax advisor Veronica Donnelly discusses financial control and long-term wealth protection for clinics Running an aesthetics business is a balancing act. As your clinic grows, so do your compliance obligations and the complexity of your personal finances. Increasingly, the two are closely connected, as staying on top of tax
A Summary of the Latest Clinical Studies from Professor Sebastian Cotofana Key Takeaways Aesthetic lip injections with soft tissue fillers are widely accepted and popular. Cases of minor and major adverse events have been reported, including blindness and tissue loss following such treatments. The upper lip is more often affected
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