Skin Boosters

Special Feature: Optimising Skin Quality with Skin Boosters

Four practitioners consider the evolving role of skin boosters in skin health optimisation Skin boosters are injectable formulations, most commonly based on non or lightly cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA), designed to improve skin quality rather than alter facial contours. Unlike …

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Considering Integrative Strategies for Non-Surgical Facial Sculpting

Dr Hasaneen Al Janabi explores the procedural framework and clinical applications of non-surgical refinement in contemporary practice The field of facial aesthetics has undergone a profound transformation in recent years, driven by the growing demand for results-oriented yet minimally invasive …

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Considering Regenerative Approaches for Ageing Hands

Consultant hand surgeon and aesthetic practitioner Mr Lorenzo Garagnani shares his protocol for restoring hydration and elasticity in ageing hands Ageing hands are among the most visible indicators of age and yet can be frequently overlooked in facial-focused aesthetic practice.1 …

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Addressing Perioral Concerns

Independent nurse prescriber Kelly Richards outlines a multi-modal approach to perioral rejuvenation The perioral region undergoes progressive ageing due to intrinsic (chronological ageing) and extrinsic (environmental, mechanical stress) factors. These changes lead to dermal thinning, loss of ligamentous support and …

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CPD: Multi-Modality Approaches for Managing GLP/GIP Side Effects

Aesthetic nurse prescriber Anna Baker discusses multi-modality approaches to addressing tissue changes with glucagon-like peptide-1 agonists and glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide therapies Current literature suggests that medical aesthetic practitioners are noticing an increase in demand from patients seeking treatments to counteract …

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Special Feature: Combining Treatments for Periorbital Rejuvenation

Three leading practitioners share their approaches to rejuvenating the delicate eye area through combination protocols The periorbital region is often the first area to reveal signs of ageing. Fine lines, hollows, pigmentation, and puffiness can make patients appear tired or …

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