Latest news

BTL Aesthetics debuts new laser division

CCR 2026 opens its doors

Seriderm UK hosts practitioner educational event

Last Word: Is Medical-Grade Skincare Superior To Over-The-Counter Products?

In Profile: Dr Zainab Al-Mukhtar

Research considers AI skin cancer detection

SkinCeuticals hosts Master Physician 2026

Aesthetics attends ZO Skin Health retinol unveiling

Medical research centre targets cures for inflammatory diseases

MHRA responds to sentencing over falsely certified devices

Surgical

News Special: Leading Association Reports Aesthetic Treatment Decline

A look into recent statistics showing a decline in UK surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has released its 2023 audit which highlights a significant decline in both surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments.1 …

Subscriber content

Continue reading this clinical article

To read this post in full you need an Aesthetics Journal subscription. Choose the plan that fits your practice — every paid plan includes the complete peer-reviewed clinical library and CPD-accredited learning.

Join

Already a subscriber? Log in

Submit your abstracts for CCR

CCR is accepting abstracts from practitioners interested in presenting content at the conference, which will be taking place on October 13-14 at ExCeL, London.

New training programme introduced

A new mentorship and training programme named Aesthetication is due to launch in early 2022 to help aesthetic doctors to advance their independent practice.

New book on patient selection released

Aesthetic practitioner Dr Vincent Wong has released a book discussing the appropriate procedures for patients.

First ever female president elected for surgery association

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has appointed consultant plastic surgeon Miss Mary O’Brien as its first ever female president.

4T Medical introduces portable electrosurgical device

Aesthetic product supplier 4T Medical has launched a portable, multi-frequency plasma electrosurgical device in the UK, called the Zeus.

Cosmetic Interventions in Children

Dr Mehvish Khan discusses the impact cosmetic interventions can have on young patients and advises ethical treatment approaches

Subscriber content

Continue reading this clinical article

To read this post in full you need an Aesthetics Journal subscription. Choose the plan that fits your practice — every paid plan includes the complete peer-reviewed clinical library and CPD-accredited learning.

Join

Already a subscriber? Log in

Quick links: