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CPD: Microdosing Botulinum Toxin for Skin Rejuvenation

Miss Jenny Doyle, Miss Aaminah Haq and Dr Arshi Baig analyse current literature on rejuvenating the skin using botulinum toxin. The uptake of non-surgical methods, such as botulinum toxin type A (BoNT-A), dermal filler and laser to achieve facial rejuvenation, …

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Understanding Regulatory Frameworks for Injectables

Professor Steve Davies and Dr Anish Kotecha explore what aesthetic practitioners need to know about the aesthetic products they are injecting The rapid expansion of the aesthetics specialty in the UK has seen an influx of a variety of aesthetic …

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News Special: The Correlation Between Botulinum Toxin and Mental Wellbeing

Aesthetics explores the relationship between botulinum toxin and mental wellbeing A recent retrospective study explored how botulinum toxin type A (BoNT-A) may influence mood by acting on facial muscles and altering neuromuscular feedback mechanisms.1 Published in the Journal of Cosmetic …

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GPhC highlights Lemon Bottle concerns

The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has issued a statement around unregulated products, including the fat dissolving injectable ‘Lemon Bottle’. The GPhC’s chief pharmacy officer, Roz Gittins, has written to pharmacists,

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Stimulating Collagen in the Neck and Décolleté

Dr Karla Murta introduces the injectable options to rejuvenate the neck and chest areas With the rising interest in facial rejuvenation procedures, imperfections in the neck and décolleté have become a growing concern. The neck and chest can reveal a …

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Croma announces rebrand for PhilArt

Pharmaceutical company Croma Pharma has unveiled the rebranding of its injectable polynucleotide range, PhilArt, to PolyPhil. The company shares the new name is designed to better reflect the products’ advanced

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Special Feature: Augmenting the Male Jawline with Injectables

Three practitioners discuss their methods for augmenting the male jawline using injectable products A well-defined jawline has long been associated with attractiveness, serving as a distinguishing feature between masculine and feminine characteristics. Dimorphic features which define the male face include …

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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

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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-face In 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 …

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