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Navigating Patient Dissatisfaction in Aesthetic Practice

Nurse prescriber Tanya Khan shares practical strategies on navigating challenging patient interactions Within the medical aesthetics specialty, where treatments are widely accessible and expectations high, patient dissatisfaction is inevitable. Managing it is one of the most complex and emotionally challenging …

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Ethical BDD Management Strategies

Managing director of the BDD Foundation Kitty Newman offers strategies for the identification and management of BDD Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a mental health condition characterised by obsessive thoughts about very minor or unnoticeable ‘flaws’. It leads to repetitive …

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The Last Word: BDD in Patients with Male Pattern Hair Loss

Mr Greg Williams and psychologist Kimberley Cairns argue why some patients with BDD should still be entitled to hair loss treatment Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a psychological condition where an individual has a pathological relationship with their appearance, which …

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Exploring Body Image and BDD in Aesthetics

Mental health nurse prescriber Claire Newman explores why practitioners should understand body image and BDD within the aesthetics specialty Throughout history, people have constantly found new ways to enhance their beauty. This desire for attractiveness and perfection is a common …

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