Aesthetic medicine is an ever-evolving industry with more and more treatments and products becoming available on the market. As a result, practitioners are increasingly creating treatment plans using more than one modality.
Over the last few years, there have been a plethora of studies highlighting the importance of using a combination approach for optimal treatment results. Earlier this year, the combined use of exosomes and calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) was shown to have a positive impact on skin quality1, while another study of 20 women highlighted the importance of utilising skincare following hyaluronic acid injections.2 Research has also indicated positive outcomes using combinations such as threads and dermal filler, radiofrequency with dermal fillers and subcision, chemical peeling and microneedling, as well as many more.3,4,5
Aesthetic practitioner Dr Ryan Hamdy believes the increasing interest in utilising more than one treatment modality is partly because the industry is starting to recognise there are limitations to…
