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A monthly snapshot of the people, products and ideas generating real time buzz in aesthetics September 2026 Sector Developments Aesthetics Journal discusses regulation and AI on podcast. Aesthetics Journal journalist
A monthly snapshot of the people, products and ideas generating real time buzz in aesthetics September 2026 Sector Developments Aesthetics Journal discusses regulation and AI on podcast. Aesthetics Journal journalist
Online pharmacy Aesthetica Solutions is revolutionising aesthetics with cutting edge treatments and seamless prescription services Aesthetica Solutions is proud to be trusted as a leading supplier to the UK’s forefront cosmetic clinics. They’ve established their position as a competitive online …
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Dr Maryam McMillan explores a combined approach to facial rejuvenation for enhanced collagen production and recovery Facial rejuvenation treatments continue to evolve, offering patients a wide range of non-surgical options to address the signs of ageing such as volume loss, …
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has issued a warning to beauty therapists and healthcare practitioners in Scotland around underinsurance of treatments. APIL said practitioners must ensure they have
The British Dermatological Nursing Group (BDNG) hosted ‘The Dermatology for Aesthetic Nurses’ on November 23. The event, curated by dermatology clinical nurse specialist Emma Button and open to members of
Four Teoxane UK trainers share their advice on utilising hyaluronic acid fillers. Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers have revolutionised the field of medical aesthetics. With their unparalleled versatility, HA fillers provide aesthetic practitioners with the tools to deliver bespoke, natural-looking results …
Nurse prescriber Natali Kelly shares how Revanesse® is the perfect partner for her natural-looking artistry. While reports have said dermal filler treatments are reducing by 33% year on year,1 those in the know believe in the rise of ‘undetectable dermal …
Dermatology clinical nurse specialist Emma Button examines the aetiology and treatment options for atopic eczema Atopic eczema is a common, chronic skin condition. The word ‘eczema’ originates from the Greek word ‘to boil’.1 It is described as being itchy and …
This year’s edition of Wigmore Presents took place on April 20-21 at the Royal College of Physicians at Regent’s Park, London. With a primary focus on education, more than 40
Nurse prescriber Anna Baker looks at the effective ways of diagnosing rosacea and treatments to improve the condition Rosacea is a chronic cutaneous disorder, which mainly affects the central areas of the face, with potential ocular involvement.1 It is characterised …