Aesthetic Medicine Articles
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Restylane Defyne FDA Approved for Chin Augmentation
Non-surgical chin augmentation is an increasingly popular part of the modern aesthetics practice. They typically involve hyaluronic acid fillers, of which only two currently have
Updating Clinical Consultations for Post-Lockdown Appointments
Clinical consultations are the backbone of any aesthetics appointment. As the pandemic has brought about numerous changes to people’s lives, we, as practitioners, now need
Reopening Your Aesthetics Business After Lockdown
How are you feeling about getting back to business? We don’t have a date yet but we know it’s coming. To get you started, we’ve
Cannula Use Makes Vascular Occlusion Less Likely
The debate as to whether a needle or cannula is best for administering soft tissue filler may have just swung in the newcomer’s favour. An
Botox Reversal May Soon Be Possible
Researchers in America have made a breakthrough discovery which suggests botox reversal may soon be possible. The team from Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School
The Aesthetics Treatments in Demand After Lockdown
As the UK is in lockdown once again, it’s time for aesthetics practitioners to look forward and prepare. But how to know what to prepare
New Injectables to Look Out for in 2021
Biopharmaceutical company AbbVie has established itself as one of the major players in aesthetic medicine. The American company made various power moves in 2020, notably
Moderna COVID Vaccine Effects on Dermal Filler Patients
Just like buses, after waiting all year for a COVID vaccine to arrive, two have come along at once. We feel the newer one is
Aesthetics Training: One-Day Course or Level 7 Diploma?
The December 2020 issue of The Aesthetics Journal poses an interesting question in its The Last Word feature. It considers the effectiveness of a one-day
