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Title: Research Hot Spots and Trends of Photoelectric Therapy in Facial Rejuvenation: A 20-Year Bibliometric Analysis Based on Web of Science Authors: Lei Guo, et al. Published: Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, December 2025 Keywords: Bibliometric analysis, Facial rejuvenation, Skin resurfacing This study aims to construct a visual map of photoelectric therapy
The regenerative power of Sculptra for youthful-looking skin In the ever-evolving world of medical aesthetics, the demand for treatments that not only restore youthful contours but also improve the skin's quality at a deeper level continues to grow. Pharmaceutical company Galderma’s Sculptra, the first proven regenerative biostimulator, offers healthcare professionals
Celebrating the 2026 Finalists Celebrated by the specialty as the pinnacle of recognition in medical aesthetics, The Aesthetics Awards is the flagship event that shines a light on those driving standards, safety and innovation. Each year, the event brings together the community to acknowledge the individuals, companies and products in
Practitioners consider collagen biostimulating injectables and their expanding role in skin rejuvenation Biostimulating injectables are advanced aesthetic agents, designed to enhance facial rejuvenation by stimulating the skin’s intrinsic regenerative processes, particularly collagen, elastin and extracellular matrix (ECM) production.1 Unlike hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers that provide immediate volumisation, collagen biostimulants
Your personal guide to networking, connection and career growth at ACE 2026 For many practitioners who attend the UK’s leading medical aesthetics event, networking is where the real learning happens. With curated routes, dedicated social spaces, The Aesthetics Awards Finalist celebrations and opportunities for mentorship, the Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition
Nurse prescriber Michelle Pickering argues that prescribing qualifications are essential for aesthetic nurses The history of nurse education in the UK is deeply rooted in the establishment of the NHS in 1948.1 It was primarily designed to meet the immediate workforce needs of the health service, focusing on training nurses
Dr Amy Watson offers a glimpse into her daily routine and her role working with Alma and Revanesse A typical working day… As any parent with young children will know, days start very early – and for me it is no different. My mornings begin somewhere between 5.30am and 6am,
The Aesthetics Clinical Advisory Board members reflect on this year’s key trends and look ahead to what the community can expect in 2026 The UK medical aesthetics sector has experienced notable growth and transformation over the past year, driven by key themes of regulation, patient safety and treatment diversification. Regulatory
Discover new innovations, dynamic networking opportunities and unmissable education In the ever-evolving field of medical aesthetics, staying informed, connected and confident in your practice is essential. Practitioners are constantly balancing clinical excellence with business growth, regulatory updates and patient expectations – and finding reliable, practical education can be challenging amid
Dr Sally Rayment argues that stigma around botulinum toxin needs to be challenged to ensure equitable access Botulinum toxin has revolutionised both aesthetic and medical practices. Nonetheless, it remains entangled in a web of negative societal perceptions around gender norms, media narratives and cultural perceptions of ageing which can serve
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