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Mr Dalvi Humzah hosts anatomy training

The Anatomy and Complication Management Masterclass – Dalvi Humzah Aesthetic Training took place on July 3 at the Surgical Skills Centre, Coventry. Led by consultant plastic surgeon and anatomist, Mr Dalvi Humzah, the bespoke masterclass was delivered with a ratio of two delegates per specimen, allowing for detailed exploration of

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New findings on patient perceptions of weight loss

Research by aesthetic manufacturer Teoxane highlights growing concern around facial fat loss. Conducted by independent European data collector Norstat on behalf of Teoxane, the research surveyed 2,500 UK participants. A key theme that emerged is a heightened concern around facial fat loss, with 65% of women expressing worry about this

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Interface Aesthetics debuts training packages

Training academy Interface Aesthetics has introduced a new range of enhanced Level 7 training packages for practitioners. Interface Aesthetics explains that the packages include its Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP)-accredited, Ofqual-regulated Vocational Training Charitable Trust(VTCT) Level 7 Postgraduate Diploma in aesthetics with additional specialist masterclasses. Training areas include advanced botulinum toxin techniques, cannula

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Vita-Sol launches in the UK

Australian wholefood nutraceutical brand Vita-Sol has debuted in the UK. Created by nutritional medicine practitioner Fiona Tuck, the range includes six targeted formulations designed to support skin nutrition, gut balance and overall vitality. Distributed by aesthetic practitioner Dr Stephanie Martens Damalis, she shares that the range is completely free from fillers, emulsifier and

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AlumierMD appoints Dr Tom Kamal as a KOL

Skincare company AlumierMD has announced aesthetic practitioner Dr Tom Kamal as a UK key opinion leader (KOL). AlumierMD shares that Dr Kamal will work closely with the professional skincare brand to champion the role of medical-grade skincare within aesthetic treatment protocols. As part of the advocacy role, Dr Kamal will

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TSK Laboratory UK debuts new cannula kit

Aesthetic manufacturer TSK Laboratory UK has reintroduced selected STERiGLIDE Cannulas in a new smaller four-pack format. Currently included in the new four pack are sizes 25G x 38mm, 25G x 50mm, 22G x 50mm and 22G x 70mm, according to the company. The company shares that the launch has been

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Galderma receives EU approval for Restylane Shaype

Pharmaceutical company Galderma has secured European Union approval under the Medical Device Regulation for Restylane Shaype for chin augmentation. Powered by NASHA HD technology, the injectable is indicated for deep injection to build and shape on bone. According to Galerma, it is the first bone-mimicking hyaluronic acid (HA) injectable for

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Dr Alison Colville debuts new aesthetics podcast

Aesthetic practitioner Dr Alison Colville has launched a new weekly podcast called The Applied Aesthetics Podcast. Dr Colville shares that the podcast explores the clinical nuances of aesthetics with conversations about anatomy, consultation, patient safety, complications, regenerative medicine and evidence-based practice, alongside the realities of building a career in aesthetics.

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Ameela releases PDRN masks

Medical aesthetic company Ameela has debuted its Wild Salmon PDRN Mask, designed as a bioactive post-procedure sheet mask for in-clinic use. Available through aesthetic distributor Amedica, Ameela shares that the mask aims to deliver immediate cooling, intensive hydration and bioactive renewal support to freshly treated skin. The company states that

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Researchers publish new botulinum toxin findings

New research highlights both the therapeutic potential of botulinum toxin type A (BoNT-A) in scar prevention and the widespread misconceptions surrounding its use. A new study published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery indicates that BoNT-A reduces the formation of pathological scars and generates high levels of patient satisfaction, without serious

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