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A dual approach with Sculptra® and Restylane® SkinboostersTM can help patients achieve smoother, brighter and more resilient-looking summer skin by addressing both derma structure and skin quality Summer is often associated with healthy, luminous skin, yet the season can also amplify many of the factors that compromise skin quality. Increased
Understanding Facial Changes Associated with Weight Loss: Looking Beyond the Skin The increasing use of GLP-1 medicines has transformed the way many people approach weight management. Alongside significant weight reduction, some individuals report noticing changes in their facial appearance, including increased hollowing, reduced facial support and alterations in facial contours.¹
Three practitioners discuss the use of dermal fillers for treatment of the periorbital area The periorbital region is a complex aesthetic unit encompassing the brow, superior sulcus, upper and lower eyelids, and the medial and lateral orbital regions. Ageing-related change in this region is multifactorial and may include brow descent,
No matter what stage you’re at in your career, you can discover your next step at CCR 2026 Professional development in medical aesthetics rarely stands still. Whether you are at the start of your career or well established in practice, there is always something to build on: stronger foundations, sharper
Dr Jani Loghem argues whether the term ‘lift’ fits clinical reality and how practitioners should discuss patient expectations The term ‘lifting effect’ is widely used in medical aesthetics when describing outcomes following soft tissue filler (STF) treatments, including hyaluronic acid (HA), calcium hydroxyapatite and poly-L-lactic acid. It resonates strongly with
“I was drawn to longevity in an attempt to extend my own” Medical Longevity Summit (MLS) Keynote Speaker Dr Nasha Winters shares how a terminal cancer diagnosis led her to functional health Functional health specialist and naturopathic oncologist Dr Nasha Winters grew up in rural farming country in Kansas, US.
Aesthetics business coach Fiona Macaskill examines how practitioners can rebuild confidence and create profitable businesses through data driven decision making Social media is now central to the aesthetics landscape. For many clinicians, it is the primary bridge between their practice and potential patients. Social media platforms, such as Meta and
Alison Stevenson, Managing Director and Head of R&D at Tor-Bac, explains why this single-dose product has experienced year-on-year sales growth since its introduction to the UK market in 2018. Stevenson explains: “Practitioners offering injectable procedures are familiar with using bacteriostatic saline to reconstitute medicinal products for intramuscular or intradermal injection.”
The latest research highlights from Professor Sebastian Cotofana Key Takeaways • Aesthetic providers educate themselves most frequently via social media, i.e. Instagram and TikTok. • High-volume accounts on social media, aka influencers, do not necessarily have a large scientific portfolio. • The number of followers on social media does not
Eleanor Hartley, MSc Clinical Dermatology, explains how to achieve structural excellence through integrated skincare Clinical objectives in medical aesthetics have fundamentally evolved. While neuromodulators remain the gold standard for dynamic lines, monotherapy often falls short of meeting modern demands for comprehensive skin rejuvenation. Today’s patients reject the over-treated, “frozen” look,
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