At the beginning of a new year, we asked the members of our editorial advisory board what they predict will be the most important developments and key trends in aesthetic medicine in 2014
Mr Nihull Jakharia-Shah, Miss Priyanka Chadha & Miss Lara Watson explore the validity of the HEE’s ‘see 10, do 10’ training requirement and argue whether this is sufficient for ensuring patient safety and satisfaction
Dr Rupert Critchley presents his technique for improving the face of young female patients according to the three triangles of beautification
Practitioners discuss their preferred methods for enhancing the eye area using injectable treatments
Following last month’s article on mid and upper facial rejuvenation, Dr Emma Ravichandran and Dr Simon Ravichandran share their anatomical approach to lower facial rejuvenation, as presented at ACE 2015
Demand for treatment of facial lines continues to rise, botulinum toxin (BoNT-A) is especially popular due to its efficacy and tolerability BoNT-A is now used in a wide range of aesthetic applications in many areas of the face.
Aesthetic nurse Kerry Hanaphy shares her approach and recommendations for lip and skin enhancement in a male patient
Dr Rupert Critchley discusses how to effectively use wrinkle severity scales in patient treatment plans
Dr Magdalena Szymanska Bueno explores the use of botulinum toxin for acne and oily skin
Dr Ciara Abbott details the anatomical considerations of the ageing temple and shares techniques for successful treatment
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