Injectables

Advertorial: Sculptra: Where Regeneration Meets Aesthetic Precision

The regenerative power of Sculptra for youthful-looking skin In the ever-evolving world of medical aesthetics, the demand for treatments that not only restore youthful contours but also improve the skin’s quality at a deeper level continues to grow. Pharmaceutical company …

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Exosome Therapy for Hair Loss

Dr Bhavik Shah and Dr Munir Somji explore the use of exosome therapy for the management of hair loss Androgenic Alopecia (AGA) is an ailment that globally affects up to 70% of men and 50% of women by the age …

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CPD: A Review of the Latest Evidence in Polynucleotide Treatments

Miss Jenny Doyle, Dr Aaminah Haq and Dr Arshi Baig review the latest research in polynucleotide treatments in medical aesthetics Globally, non-invasive aesthetic procedures accounted for more than £52 billion of revenue in 2023 and are increasing, with an annual …

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Special Feature: Achieving Facial Rejuvenation Through Collagen Biostimulants

Practitioners consider collagen biostimulating injectables and their expanding role in skin rejuvenation Biostimulating injectables are advanced aesthetic agents, designed to enhance facial rejuvenation by stimulating the skin’s intrinsic regenerative processes, particularly collagen, elastin and extracellular matrix (ECM) production.1 Unlike hyaluronic …

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Advertising Weight-Loss Injections in Aesthetic Practice

A look at the advertising rules surrounding weight loss injections and other prescription-only medicines Since the start of this year, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has acted against nine advertisers who, against the law and the ASA rules, were seen …

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The Last Word: Changing the Narrative Around Botulinum Toxin

Dr Sally Rayment argues that stigma around botulinum toxin needs to be challenged to ensure equitable access Botulinum toxin has revolutionised both aesthetic and medical practices. Nonetheless, it remains entangled in a web of negative societal perceptions around gender norms, …

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