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Under-eye Anatomy and Considerations for Cosmetic Intervention

Miss Jennifer Doyle and Mr Richard Scawn explore the available options to treat the delicate eye area The periocular region is often one of the first to display signs of facial ageing. With the latest figures showing blepharoplasty alone has …

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CPD: Utilising Polynucleotides for Hair Loss

Dr Edward Robinson explores the literature around how the emerging treatment of polynucleotides can assist patients suffering with hair loss In the landscape of medical aesthetics, emerging treatments are constantly reshaping the field. Among these, polynucleotides have garnered considerable attention, …

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Safeguarding Your Reputation in Aesthetics

Senior associate Alanah Tannous outlines how negative online reviews can affect your reputation and offers tips for preventing this in your practice Medical aesthetic practitioners hold a unique position of reliability in modern day society. People trust them to alter …

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CPD: Exploring the Link Between Diet and Skin

Dr Emmaline Ashley explores the current understanding of how diet and nutrition can affect the skin The skin, as our largest organ, not only forms a critical barrier between the body and the environment but also serves multifaceted roles in …

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CPD: Exploring the Intricate Anatomy of the Hands

Dr Lorenzo Garagnani explores the anatomical features of the hands which are relevant to rejuvenation procedures The human hand is a complex motor and sensory organ. The hands allow us to perform an extremely varied range of tasks, including either …

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CPD: Rejuvenating the Skin with Collagen-Stimulating Injectables

Dr Ben Taylor-Davies outlines the mechanism of action, products and ingredients of collagen-stimulator injectables Collagen stimulation is not a new concept, but recent aesthetic trends have seen increased patient desire for more natural results.1 This has resulted in a demand …

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CPD: Understanding the Science of Hydroxy Acids

Aesthetic nurse Lorna Bowes outlines the mechanisms of action, types and cosmetic applications of hydroxy acids Numerous studies have endorsed the incorporation of hydroxy acids, such as glycolic and mandelic acid, in formulations for antiageing skincare and cosmeceuticals.1-33 Despite the …

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