Photoageing and Skincare
Dr Priya Shah explores the causes of photoageing and topical treatments for photoaged skin
Dr Priya Shah explores the causes of photoageing and topical treatments for photoaged skin
Skincare company Nimue Skin Technology has launched microneedling treatments that aim to refine skin texture and reduce signs of ageing with minimal downtime and disruption of lifestyle.
Laser manufacturer Lynton has released two new devices into the aesthetics market, the Illumi Facial and the ONDA.
Skincare company iS Clinical has launched a new serum, the GeneXC. It is suitable for all skin types and aims to activate genes to enhance skin cells’ ability to respond to stress, renew cells, brighten the skin and improve the overall skin function, the company explains.
Clinical skincare and aesthetic company Mediderma has launched the FERULAC DUBAI LIPS, a two-step system that the company explains is formulated to target lip photoageing.
A plant-derived solution named Fraxin has been launched into the aesthetics market aiming to address signs of ageing.
British skincare company Proto-col Clinical has introduced the No. 15 Red Superfruits product to its offering. According to the company, the formulation blends 15 naturally-sourced ingredients that are high in polyphenols and antioxidant compounds such as blueberry, cranberry, grape and added vitamin C.
Skincare company Nimue Skin Technology has launched a retail kit containing the Sun-C Environmental Shield SPF50 in both a 50ml and a 20ml size.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld its decision for skincare supplement brand Dermacoll to revoke marketing claims in regards to a collagen drink it was promoting on its website.
A study published in JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery suggests that facial bones in black adults maintain higher mineral density as they age than other races, resulting in fewer changes to other facial structures.