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Integrating AI Scribes in Aesthetic Practice

Aesthetics explores how AI notetaking could benefit aesthetic practices and what to consider before adopting it Artificial intelligence (AI) notetaking is changing how healthcare professionals manage consultations. An NHS England evaluation published last year found that AI-scribing technology could reduce …

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The Role of Team Clarity in Driving Clinic Performance

Operations director Órla Phelan explains how clear staff expectations and a structured patient journey can increase clinic growth As the specialty continues to grow as close to 10% annually, owners can no longer personally oversee every interaction.¹ The challenge is …

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Considering Strategy for Email Newsletters

Marketing and copywriting specialist Ivan Lusica provides a framework for creating newsletters that simultaneously attracts and retains patients The greatest challenge in marketing is earning your audience’s trust. With an established email list, you have already taken that crucial first …

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Abstracts: A Summary of the Latest Clinical Studies

The latest research highlights from Professor Sebastian Cotofana Key Takeaways Topical treatments affect the various layers of the skin. Improvement of the skin can be achieved with dermal, intradermal, and subdermal treatments. Subdermal treatments affect the superficial fascial system, which …

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Optimising Pre- and Post-Procedural Skincare

Dr Sally Rayment explores pre- and post-procedural topical skincare protocols designed to optimise clinical outcomes The skin barrier is fundamental to cutaneous homeostasis, regulating transepidermal water loss (TEWL), modulating the immune response and resisting microbial colonisation.¹ When aesthetic procedures disrupt …

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Advertorial: One patient record. One clearer prescribing workflow.

Helping UK private prescribing teams replace disconnected operational steps with a clearer way of working OxygenRx brings patient intake, consultations, prescribing activity, repeat care and Mediva Pharmacy fulfilment visibility together around the patient record. OxygenRx is built by Brown’s Pharma …

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Treating Hyperpigmentation with Topicals

Dr Jaymi Lad presents an overview of topical tyrosinase inhibitors and topical adjuncts for hyperpigmentation treatment Hyperpigmentation encompasses a heterogeneous group of acquired and inherited pigmentary disorders characterised by excess melanin production, abnormal melanin distribution or impaired melanin transfer.¹ It …

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