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Treating pigment in higher Fitzpatrick phototypes has long been a concern clinics decline. Dr Tego Kirnon-Jackman explains what changed, and why technology should be chosen by target rather than by

Treating pigment in higher Fitzpatrick phototypes has long been a concern clinics decline. Dr Tego Kirnon-Jackman explains what changed, and why technology should be chosen by target rather than by

Leading Cutera® clinicians explore how energy-based technologies are shaping customised treatment pathways across acne, texture, tone and pigmentation In 2026, laser aesthetics will focus less on single treatments and more

A typical working day... No two days are quite the same, but most of my days begin around 6am – depending on how late I have been working the night

Aesthetic device company Cutera invited press and practitioners to the Cutera University Clinical Forum (CUCF) at the De Vere Beaumont Estate on September 13. The Laser and Light Summit hosted

Aesthetic device company Cutera has unveiled details on the Cutera University Clinical Forum (CUCF) 2025 summit. Set to take place at De Vere Beaumont Estate, Windsor, on September 13, the

With big announcements coming from California-based aesthetic medical device manufacturer Cutera in recent weeks, we sat down with Taylor Harris, CEO of Cutera, to hear how their new enhanced capital

Aesthetic device company Cutera has unveiled its transition to private ownership as part of a financial restructuring initiative. This transition means that the company’s shares are no longer publicly traded,

Aesthetic device company Cutera is now providing the xeo+ multi-platform device in the UK. According to the company, xeo Nd:YAG laser technology was first launched in 2003, since growing to

Dr Anjali Mahto shares her experience as the UK’s most experienced user of the 1726 nm laser from Cutera. Acne is the most common skin condition globally, with more than

A report conducted by aesthetic device company Cutera revealed that 90% of 500 patients find acne insecurities impact their daily lives. Of the acne sufferers surveyed for The Acne Impact