Dr Jordan Faulkner examines how multimodality treatments may influence scar remodelling Surgical scars undergo prolonged and dynamic remodelling over 12-18 months, with collagen organisation, vascular maturation and extracellular matrix restructuring
Three practitioners provide insight into treatment approaches for injury and acne-based scarring Scars can have a profound impact on a person’s confidence and self-esteem.1 A 2018 study into the psychology
Aesthetic manufacturer Crown Aesthetics has announced three new approved indications for microneedling device SkinPen Precision.
Aesthetic device company Lumenis has partnered with Children’s Burns Trust as its charity for 2022.
Independent healthcare provider Transform Hospital Group has partnered with burn and scar charity the Katie Piper Foundation.
Professional skincare and antioxidant company SkinCeuticals has added the Advanced Scar Control to its portfolio.
Aesthetic manufacturer Croma-Pharma has launched a new polynucleotide based injectable named juvenus.
Consumer and trade journalists were invited to learn about SkinPen Precision microneedling at its official UK press launch at the AllBright Club in London on October 3.
Dr Salinda Johnson outlines the most common types of scars and details some of the effective treatments available Scarring occurs in a variety of forms with various differing characteristics. Scarring
Dr Firas Al-Niaimi examines how lasers can penetrate the stratum corneum to aid treatment of aesthetic concerns.
