Following the postponement of ACE 2020 on March 13 and 14, Aesthetics Clinical Advisory Board member Dr Tapan Patel offered to hold a free workshop for a small group of practitioners who had travelled to London for the event.
On March 6, Thames Skin Clinic opened its doors to journalists and practitioners for its spring launch event.
A survey conducted by aesthetic practitioners Dr Mohamed Hani and Dr Philippe Hamida-Pisal has indicated that there is a lack of standardisation for the training and practical use of hyaluronidase in aesthetic practice.
The British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology (BABTAC) has released a statement expressing concerns with the rise of non-medically trained influencers administering injectables.
Aesthetic product manufacturer BioScience GmbH has launched Hyaprof, a new injectable line which combines monodensified and polydensified dermal fillers.
The Scottish Government has proposed a new legislation for the aesthetics industry which could see non-medical practitioners requiring a license in order to perform injectable treatments.
Digital agency Web Marketing Clinic instigated an engaging debate on ‘age-gating’ on Instagram this week, asking if clinics should set a minimum age requirement for their Instagram page.
A new training company called Anatomy and Aesthetics has been launched by aesthetic nurse and Aesthetics Media’s clinical advisory board member Jackie Partridge as well as consultant maxillofacial and cleft lip palate surgeon Mr Mark Devlin, and consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Mr Jeff Downie.
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Specialist law firm Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors has teamed up with government-approved register of accredited practitioners, Save Face, to caution would-be patients about discounted injectable treatments.
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