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Last Word: Are Prescribing Qualifications Alone Enough for Aesthetic Practice?

Nurse prescriber Rebecca Mansell argues that prescribing competence shouldn’t be conflated with competence in independent medical aesthetics practice Medical aesthetics has experienced rapid growth in the UK, driven by increasing demand for minimally invasive procedures and technological advances.1 The global …

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News Special: NMC Seeks Specialty Views on Remote Prescribing

Aesthetics reports as the Nursing and Midwifery Council reviews its stance on remote prescribing in aesthetics The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is reviewing its position on remote prescribing of injectable cosmetic products including botulinum toxin, weight loss injections and …

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Investigating Remote Prescribing in Aesthetics

With remote prescribing remaining a pivotal topic in the specialty, the Aesthetics Journal delves into the standard practices on prescribing and what developments are still needed Remote prescribing in the aesthetics specialty has always been a topic of controversy and …

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Prescribing in medical aesthetics

Pharmacist Brendan Semple discusses the role of prescriptions in medical aesthetics Often, the first thing many practitioners wonder when they complete their aesthetic training is how to access the drugs and devices that they are going to require in order …

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