
In Profile: Clare Kiely
“Patients often present at a point of vulnerability and a considered, ethical approach is required” Dermatologist Dr Clare Kiely shares how she uncovered aesthetics through her work in skin cancer

“Patients often present at a point of vulnerability and a considered, ethical approach is required” Dermatologist Dr Clare Kiely shares how she uncovered aesthetics through her work in skin cancer

Managing director Yogeeta Bawa reflects on the challenges affecting aesthetic practitioners in light of the mentoring discussions at Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE) The aesthetics speciality continues to expand at

Dr Barbara Kubicka discusses the use of PDLLA on menopausal skin Menopause represents a profound physiological transition, marking the cessation of reproductive function in women. While its hormonal changes have systemic effects, the impact on the skin is particularly notable, …

UK training provider Harley Academy has released its Harley Academy learning system called HarleyAcademy.AI. According to the company, the system is an AI-powered educational resource, inspired by educational app Duolingo.

Aesthetic device company Acclaro Medical has announced a new partnership with training programme Consultation Catalyst. The company shares that this new collaboration aims to support clinic operations, noting that practitioners

Miss Jenny Doyle, Dr Arshi Baig and Dr Aaminah Haq explore advanced strategies to stimulate collagen through treatments in medical aesthetics Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the human body and a primary component of the dermal extracellular …

Wellness brand NAD+ Revival has launched a science-led NAD+ microdosing supplement. The company explains that it’s designed to support cellular health, improve energy and promote long term vitality. The supplement

Aesthetics spoke to members of the Scottish aesthetics community about the landmark Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers Bill which the Scottish Parliament voted to pass. Aesthetic practitioner and

Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has announced Scotland’s first university-accredited postgraduate diploma in non-surgical medical aesthetics. Designed to support safe practice and align with forthcoming regulation for non-surgical aesthetics in Scotland,

Aesthetic nurse prescriber Michelle McLean has outlined the development of a mentorship programme designed for practitioners seeking to build confidence in clinical practice. According to McLean, the programme extends beyond