Treating masseteric hypertrophy with botulinum toxin

A literature review on polynucleotide efficacy on skin rejuvenation, and review of the regulatory status and guidelines around polynucleotides

Innovative therapies for hair restoration and rejuvenation: an overview

Peptides in skincare: their regenerative benefits

The skincare sector is demonstrating promising and sustained global growth across a number of areas through distinct themes. One of which is the increased popularity of the current term ‘clean...

Profhilo Structura for skin rejuvenation

Profhilo Structura differs from traditional dermal fillers by stimulating bio-remodeling rather than adding volume (Humzah et al, 2024). This is achieved through its HCCs, which combine high and low...

Microneedling: monotherapy or adjuvant treatment?

The applications of microneedling have expanded considerably over recent years, and a variety of patient concerns can be effectively treated through the use of this methodology, with combination...

Multimodal treatment of skin during hormonal changes

Approaching treatment planning in a systematic manner helps with developing a comprehensive care plan. Looking at topicals, systemic treatments, medical aesthetics and lifestyle modifications helps us...

The dual power of Alma Hybrid™: integrating ablative and non-ablative lasers for superior outcomes

The Alma Hybrid™ system's effectiveness in skin rejuvenation and scar revision is underpinned by its dual-action mechanism, which combines the histological effects of both ablative and non-ablative...

Chin and jawline augmentation: a frontier of aesthetic medicine

Dermal fillers are second only to botulinum toxin as the most popular non-invasive aesthetic treatments, with hyaluronic acid (HA) and calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA and CaHA(+)) ranking as the most...

The ‘less is more’ approach: highlighting the benefits of poly-L-lactic acid filler as a treatment option

Poly-L-lactic acid filler is a sterile, injectable, biocompatible, biodegradable material that is made of small particles of a synthetic polymer named ‘poly-L-lactic acid’ (PLLA),...

Mesotherapy: solution or snake oil?

» Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive method of drug delivery that consists of multiple intradermal or subcutaneous injections of a mixture of compounds in minute doses « .

Intimate wellness: expanding the scope of aesthetic nurses

Intimate wellness is by no means a new concept, encompassing genitourinary, sexual and psychosexual health from a holistic perspective. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines guideposts for...