The Non-Surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers Bill has been introduced to the Scottish Parliament. According to the Scottish Parliament, the Bill was introduced to ensure that non-surgical procedures
Dr Ingrid Wilson explores why genetics should be considered when treating different types of hair loss
Training provider Anatomy and Aesthetics has introduced a two-day cadaver anatomy course at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.
Independent nurse prescriber Caroline Hall explores the literature around collagen supplementation in aesthetics
Dr Rakesh Anand and Dr Emma Craythorne present an overview of the diagnosis and management of primary hyperhidrosis
Global pharmaceutical company Galderma has started a new campaign that will offer clinics a mix of expert training, guidance, offers, and clinic campaign assets.
The Scottish Government has proposed a new legislation for the aesthetics industry which could see non-medical practitioners requiring a license in order to perform injectable treatments.
A new training company called Anatomy and Aesthetics has been launched by aesthetic nurse and Aesthetics Media’s clinical advisory board member Jackie Partridge as well as consultant maxillofacial and cleft lip palate surgeon Mr Mark Devlin, and consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Mr Jeff Downie.
The first cohort of aesthetic practitioners has graduated with a Master’s degree (MSc) in Non-Surgical Aesthetic Practice from Northumbria University.
On December 7 more than 700 aesthetic practitioners, clinics, suppliers, training providers, and other industry companies attended the dazzling Aesthetics Awards 2019.