Medical Aesthetics

Sharpen Your Skills and Stay Ahead in Medical Aesthetics

Experience five educational theatres at CCR 2025 In a specialty that never stands still, staying informed and inspired is essential for delivering safe, effective treatments, building patient trust and achieving long-term success in aesthetic practice. This autumn, you have the …

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Assessing Patient Psychological Needs

Nurse prescriber Julie Scott shares why it is crucial to assess the psychological needs of patients In the world of medical aesthetics, the distinction between the medical model and the purely aesthetic model is vital. At its core is a …

WL Aesthetics named UK distributor for Koru Pharma

Aesthetic distributor WL Aesthetics has been appointed the UK distributor for Koru Pharma, a South Korea–based biopharmaceutical company specialising in medical aesthetics. The partnership enables UK practitioners access to a

Advertorial: Pure Tone Aesthetics: High-End and Multi-Functional Aesthetic Devices Built on Decades of Expertise

Pure Tone Aesthetics brings high-end electronics and affordable, high-performance aesthetic machines – empowering clinics worldwide Pure Tone Aesthetics may be a recent entrant into the aesthetics world, but our heritage spans more than 30 years in high-end electronics and innovation. …

Advertorial: Introducing the New Generation Tranexamic Acid Peel

Pigmentation disorders are a significant concern for patients, with research indicating that 23.6% of men and 29.9% of women seek dermatological care primarily to combat discolouration.1 To support professionals in effectively addressing melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or age-related discolouration, medical-grade skincare …

Treating Periocular Xanthelasma

Three practitioners explore the various treatment options for periocular xanthelasma Periocular xanthelasma, often referred to as xanthelasma palpebrarum, is a benign condition characterised by the formation of yellow, fatty deposits on the eyelids, typically near the inner canthus.1 It is …

CCR: Shape Your Future in Medical Aesthetics

CCR returns this year for learning, networking and connecting Following a successful Aesthetics Conference and Exhibition (ACE) in March, it’s time to look toward to your next aesthetics event – the Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative (CCR) Congress on September 25 & …

Integrating Regenerative Medicine into Aesthetic Practice

Dr Dara Suite and Katie Parobek discuss taking a holistic approach to medical aesthetics Regenerative medicine is reshaping the aesthetic landscape, offering innovative solutions that extend beyond solely cosmetic enhancements. This area of non-surgical medical aesthetics is becoming extremely popular. …

“I don’t think we’ve scratched the surface of this medicine’s potential”

Dr Eithne Brenner takes us through her journey from GP to aesthetic practitioner Dr Eithne Brenner is a Dublin-based aesthetic practitioner and clinical trainer who is passionate about injectables and teaching. Dr Brenner was born and raised in Waterford, Ireland. …

Caress Flow opens new clinic in London

Caress Flow, a new treatment for vaginal pathologies available in the UK, has launched a new clinic in Holborn, London. This non-invasive therapy addresses a range of vaginal symptoms, combining

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