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Introducing polynucleotides

Literature reviews and conference sessions led to an interest in regenerative medicine. One study defines this as an ‘interdisciplinary field of research and clinical applications focused on the...

Radiofrequency microneedling in aesthetic practice

RF microneedling uses sharp needles to penetrate the skin and pass non-ionising electromagnetic radiation through the dermis. There are two types of needles: insulated and non-insulated. Non-insulated...

Research Roundup

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of masks for infection control was common around the world..

How national regulation will improve patient outcomes

The UK aesthetics sector is widely recognised to need statutory regulation and greater patient safety. Often referred to as the ‘Wild West’, the UK currently allows non-medical professionals to...

A reflective statement on the experience of being a mentor

The recommendations for leadership, as described in the Harvard Business Review (2011), can be adapted to mentorship. Clear values and vision can promote productive and harmonious working between the...

The future of aesthetic nursing

Without a doubt, regenerative medicine of all kinds is at the forefront of aesthetic medicine, and incorporation will give an extra dimension to practices. When you think about it, non-invasive...

Good practice guide for education and training providers

Potential students/course participants should be able to fully understand what is being offered when they review advertisements for training and education courses. This will include the inclusion of...

Doom and gloom, or a growth moment?

» In medicine, there is a minimum effective dose, and anything less does not work. It is the same with marketing. The more times that a prospect hears and sees a practitioner's name, both online and...

Change talk: developing a therapeutic relationship with your patients

The most important factor is to have a light conversation with your patient that makes them comfortable and valued, as opposed to a bland mention about the weather or an uncomfortable silence. Below...

In sickness and in health

The basis for any discussion on this issue is what the law prescribes. Mark Stevens, a senior associate at law firm VWV, says that employees who are absent from work are protected and can take time...

Treating a gummy smile

A gummy smile (GS) is defined as excessive maxillary gingival display (the amount of gingivae showing from the zenith of the crown to the lower curtain of the upper lip) during smiling or laughing,...

Celebrating National Healthy Skin Month this November

While I am shocked that we are already publishing the penultimate issue of the Journal of Aesthetic Nursing (JAN) this year, November brings with it the busiest time of the year for medical aesthetic...

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Journal of Aesthetic Nursing is the peer-reviewed journal at the forefront of medical aesthetics. We share clinical expertise, practical guidance and professional mentorship to help you develop skills and improve your practice.

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