CCR 2026 opens its doors
The Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) on October 1-2, Headline Sponsored by Galderma, has given the aesthetics community plenty of reasons to come together. Aesthetic manufacturer Teoxane joins the Innovation
The Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) on October 1-2, Headline Sponsored by Galderma, has given the aesthetics community plenty of reasons to come together. Aesthetic manufacturer Teoxane joins the Innovation
Nurse practitioner Dr Jenni Thain examines whether ‘medical-grade’ skincare offers distinct clinical advantages Skincare has evolved from an adjunct to aesthetic treatments into an integral part of patient management. Whether
Marketing and copywriting specialist Ivan Lusica provides a framework for creating newsletters that simultaneously attracts and retains patients The greatest challenge in marketing is earning your audience’s trust. With an established email list, you have already taken that crucial first …
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The latest research highlights from Professor Sebastian Cotofana Key Takeaways Topical treatments affect the various layers of the skin. Improvement of the skin can be achieved with dermal, intradermal, and subdermal treatments. Subdermal treatments affect the superficial fascial system, which …
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Dr Sally Rayment explores pre- and post-procedural topical skincare protocols designed to optimise clinical outcomes The skin barrier is fundamental to cutaneous homeostasis, regulating transepidermal water loss (TEWL), modulating the immune response and resisting microbial colonisation.¹ When aesthetic procedures disrupt …
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Helping UK private prescribing teams replace disconnected operational steps with a clearer way of working OxygenRx brings patient intake, consultations, prescribing activity, repeat care and Mediva Pharmacy fulfilment visibility together around the patient record. OxygenRx is built by Brown’s Pharma …
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Independent nurse prescriber Nina Prisk demonstrates skin recovery and patient outcomes following microneedling with adjunctive topical therapy Microneedling is a well-established regenerative procedure that improves skin quality through controlled dermal injury, stimulating collagen synthesis, elastin remodelling and extracellular matrix (ECM) …
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Software solution company Phorest has announced the first speakers for its Phorest Summit 2027on January 24&25. Taking place at the Gleneagle Arena in Killarney, the event will be centred on
The Royal Society of Medicine welcomed practitioners to the Aesthetics XIV Annual Congress on September 4. The event brought together leading voices from across medical aesthetics under the theme, Shaping
MPs on the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) will examine the ongoing risks associated with non-surgical cosmetic procedures and cosmetic surgery as part of a House of Commons inquiry into