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The décolletage: the forgotten area of anti-ageing enhancement

Each of these types of changes to the décolletage requires a different treatment, and it is therefore important to establish during the consultation which changes are affecting the patient the most,...

Using cannulas for dermal filler placement: why, when and how?

When precision of supraperiosteal placement of a filler with a sharp needle was compared with a non-traumatic cannula in cadaver specimens, the cannula was shown to be more precise in placement of the...

Pigmentation disorders: types, aetiology and treatment options

Melanocytes make two forms of melanin: eumelanin and pheomelanin. The relative amounts of these two pigments help to determine the colour of a person's hair and skin. People who produce mostly...

Managing patients with needle phobia in aesthetic practice

According to Hamilton (1995), 80% of patients with needle phobia described the same strong needle fear in a first-degree relative, indicating that it is learned from a role model during childhood (Du...

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy: implications for practice

The average age of the menopause in the UK is 51 years (NHS UK, 2019), and with ever-increasing life expectancy, which is now around 82.9 years for women (Office for National Statistics, 2018), we...

Comment: Obesity and the possibility for private medical weight management services

In 2013, the DHSC embarked upon classifying services for weight management into a series of tiers:.

The need for regulation grows ever more urgent

‘I am looking at a time scale of about two or three years to get to a point where the government will propose legislation. My job is to encourage the government to do that.’.

Research Roundup

The sudden loss of vision following dermal filler procedures is rare; however, it can happen and can have catastrophic results. The aim of this study was to provide an update on the published cases of...

Topical vitamin A: types and applications in aesthetic medicine

The use of retinoids for topical treatment of acne and photoageing has increased in recent years, both in pharmaceutical and cosmetic arenas; however, as with other key topical ingredients for...

Treating the effects of bruxism with botulinum toxin type A: an overview

It is well known that the cosmetic industry is booming in the UK. Reported to have been worth £2.3 billion in 2010, and estimated to rise to £3.6 billion by 2015, it is fair to assume that more recent...

Comparing and contrasting body-dysmorphic disorder and eating disorders

BDD is a psychiatric disorder in which individuals see themselves as ugly, and they distressingly obsess over a slight perceived physical ‘defect’ in their appearance for at least 1 hour per day...

Cheek augmentation with dermal fillers: considerations for optimal results

So what makes patients seek out cheek augmentation, or actually do they do that at all? Many aesthetic practitioners will have experienced patients presenting to clinic requesting erasure of their...

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