Injectables

CPD: Botulinum Toxin Complication Management

Dr Carol Mastropierro discusses botulinum toxin complications and strategies for managing common side effects Botulinum toxin (BoNT-A) injections are the most widely performed non-surgical aesthetic procedure in the UK, with an estimated 900,000 treatments carried out annually.¹ Their popularity is …

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Abstracts

A summary of the latest clinical studies Title: Filler-Induced Lymphatic Compromise: In Silico Modelling of Facial Safety Thresholds and Injection TechniquesAuthors: Eqram Rahman, et al.Published: Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, February 2026Keywords: Hyaluronic acid, Injection safety, Lymphatic drainage Soft tissue fillers are …

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Considering the Suture Lift for Definition

Mr Sukhwinder Randhawa explores suture lifts with PRP combination Across contemporary aesthetic practice, many patients seek meaningful facial rejuvenation without invasive surgery.¹ Common concerns include early-to-moderate skin laxity, softening mid-face support, reduced jawline definition or a general loss of youthful …

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Special Feature: Layering Injectables for Profile Balancing

Practitioners reflect on restoring facial proportions through a layered injectable treatment strategy Profile balancing has become an increasingly important focus within contemporary aesthetic practice.¹˒² Rather than pursuing isolated correction of individual features, practitioners are adopting multimodal injectable strategies to address …

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Special Feature: Treating Upper Arm Laxity Following Weight Loss

Three practitioners discuss the pathophysiology of skin laxity and evaluate treatment modalities aimed at optimising both aesthetic appearance and functional outcomes Weight loss can result from a variety of interventions. For example, lifestyle modifications including diet and exercise promote gradual, …

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