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Galderma explores the role of Restylane SkinboostersTM in structured treatment cycles for deep hydration and sustained skin quality improvement For many patients, ‘good skin’ is no longer just about smoothing a line or filling a fold. Increasingly, they are asking for healthier looking, more radiant skin that looks fresher in
Three practitioners discuss clinical protocols for décolletage rejuvenation The décolletage presents a unique treatment challenge due to its thin skin, limited adnexal structures and cumulative exposure to ultraviolet radiation.1,2 While topical skincare and energy-based devices (EBDs) can improve surface pigmentation and stimulate collagen production, they may offer limited correction of
Clinical educator Rian Seo argues why ‘training room myths’ regarding leftover PNs can compromise sterility, ethical practice and regulatory compliance The UK aesthetics market is currently defined by a ‘regenerative gold rush,’ with recent specialty data indicating a 25% year-on-year surge in demand for biostimulatory treatments.¹ Polynucleotides (PNs) have moved
Dr Jessica Halliley illustrates a typical day as a clinic owner alongside mentoring work and KOL duties A typical working day… My day starts with uniforms, packed lunches and the school run. With two children under 10, I am on the go from the moment I wake up and I
Harnessing Sculptra body to address skin quality concerns beyond the face Sculptra is made with the unique PLLA-SCA™, its proprietary form of poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA).1,2,3 Slow degradation of Sculptra’s PLLA-SCA™ provides continuous regenerative biostimulation, characterised by early onset of tissue response, for more than two years4,5,6,7,8 With the launch of
The British Skin Foundation (BSF) promotes a simple, consistent approach to sun protection Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, yet it is largely preventable. For aesthetic practitioners, this presents a clear opportunity to influence patient behaviour in a meaningful and lasting way. The British Skin Foundation
Four practitioners consider the evolving role of skin boosters in skin health optimisation Skin boosters are injectable formulations, most commonly based on non or lightly cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA), designed to improve skin quality rather than alter facial contours. Unlike volumising fillers, which target structural support and shape, skin boosters
Step into the conversations that shape CCR 2026 The low hum of conversation, the familiar names on badges, the quick smiles between people who have not seen each other since last year. Someone is talking to a peer about a difficult case they managed last month. At a nearby stand,
Chief operating officer of BCAM Sadie Van Sanden-Cooke reflects on 25 years of BCAM and the future of patient-centred medical aesthetics As the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) marks its 25th anniversary, the moment invites reflection not just on how far the sector has come, but on where it
“Patients often present at a point of vulnerability and a considered, ethical approach is required” Dermatologist Dr Clare Kiely shares how she uncovered aesthetics through her work in skin cancer care Dr Clare Kiely was born and raised in Mayo, Ireland. Growing up, Dr Kiely’s mother, a special education teacher,
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