Facial Aesthetics

CPD: Ethnic Considerations for Botulinum Toxin

Dr Souphi Samizadeh reviews considerations for treating different ethnic groups with toxin.The global demand for facial aesthetic treatments, including botulinum toxin (BoNT-A) injections, continues to rise. This increase is evident across a broad spectrum of ethnic groups, each presenting unique …

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PROFHILO “HANDS-ON” WITH HA-DERMA

Profhilo® is a revolutionary BDDE-free, thermally stabilized hyaluronic acid product for skin remodeling produced with the patented NAHYCO technology. Profhilo has proven to be much appreciated for its characteristics of

CPD: Assessing Patients Using Multidimensional Approaches

Dr Rehanna Beckhurst explores multidimensional assessment in medical aesthetics, bridging anatomy, ageing, psychology and cultureThe field of advanced facial aesthetics presents a blend of medical expertise, artistic sensibility and patient-centred care. This article illustrates the process of assessment, risk evaluation …

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Selecting Injectables for the Upper and Mid-Face

Dr Carol Mastropierro discusses the best injectables for optimal treatment of the upper and mid-faceIn facial aesthetics, the selection of injectable products plays a pivotal role in achieving optimal outcomes for patients seeking non-surgical rejuvenation.1 This article aims to provide …

BAAPS announces Ireland as council representative

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has publicised the appointment of Ms Eilis Fitzgerald as Honorary BAAPS council representative for Ireland. With a primary medical degree at university

How to say NO to Patients

Nurse prescriber Julie Scott explores the impact and necessity of saying ‘no’ to safeguard patient wellbeing and professional reputationAs aesthetic practitioners, we’re often lauded for our contributions to building the self-esteem of our patients. Yet, there’s an aspect of our …

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