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Exclusively distributed across the UK by Beautyeurope.eu UK, pharmaceutical company 303Pharma is launching MEC Regenerate. MEC Regenerate is a microparticles injectable delivery system is designed to support the skin’s natural renewal rhythm, according to the distributor. BeautyEurope.eu UK shares that each active ingredient, polycaprolactone, carboxymethylcellulose, type I collagen and pro-elastin
UK-based aesthetic products distributor Fox Group Global Ltd has been acquired by dental equipment and supplies company DD Group. Subject to customary regulatory approvals, the transaction is expected to complete in the second quarter of 2026. DD Group distributes dental and medical products across the UK and Europe and, through
Aesthetic practitioner Dr Jordan Faulkner has launched Myokine Refresh, a designed-for-purpose post-workout facial restoration spray. The product was developed to address post-exercise gap, when conventional skincare routines are often impractical, according to Dr Faulkner. He shares that the product can be used as a standalone solution directly after training or
ZO Skin Health has released its Neck Complex product aiming to address the accelerated ageing of neck skin. The company shares the complex is designed to firm, tighten and visibly improve crepey texture, horizontal neck lines and uneven tone. Featuring the brand’s ZPRO complex, the formula also features pichia ferment
Aesthetic manufacturer mesoestetic has released its skinretin body cream aiming to address visible signs of skin ageing. Designed for use on the entire body, the product is intended for both post-procedure care following in-clinic aesthetic treatments and as part of a homecare routine. The formulation aims to improve skin texture,
Aesthetics explores the Women and Equalities Committee’s call for a ban on non-surgical Brazilian butt lift (BBL) and high-risk procedures The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) is calling for high-risk procedures, such as non-surgical BBLs, to be banned immediately without further consultation.¹ The report, published on February 18, states that
Medical aesthetics company Laboratoires FILLMED has announced the FILLMED Facial Architecture Series. The educational programme is designed to equip practitioners with clinical strategies for treating patients presenting with facial volume and structural changes associated with GLP-1 receptor agonist–mediated weight loss. Scheduled to run across multiple UK locations from February 27
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has reported that plastic surgeons across the UK are advocating for an immediate prohibition on the injection of synthetic dermal fillers into breast tissue. BAAPS maintains that there is “no justification whatsoever” for the administration of dermal fillers in breast augmentation, characterising
Aesthetic device company Alma invited press and aesthetic practitioners to explore the opportunities created by post-weight-loss patients. The event aimed to define who this evolving patient demographic is, examine their clinical and emotional needs and provide actionable guidance on how aesthetic practitioners can adapt their service offerings accordingly. The programme
Educational events Future Patient Congress and Menopause in Practice (MiP) were held on February 5-6 at the Grand Connaught Rooms, London. Hosted by mBody Media, the inaugural Future Patient Congress commenced on February 5, with conference talks emphasising the themes of healthcare, functional medicine and gut health. The speaker lineup
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