Aesthetics

This week in aesthetics, we announce our Winter print issue, Dr. Michael Kluska reviews Renuvion’s helium-based plasma technology, and more.

In this Winter issue, Dr. Suneel Chilukuri shares his concept of the medical gym membership for body contouring treatments, Dr. Sheila Barbarino shares her approach to injecting the tear troughs, and despite the pandemic, device companies continue to innovate, as Dr. Mathew Avram shared at this year’s virtual ASDS meeting.

Dr. Paul Carniol doesn’t advertise injectable prices but does pass along company savings to patients.

Dustin Sjuts, CCO, Revance, says the company aims to elevate the patient dermal filler experience by emphasizing experience and quality over price.

In 2020, our readers flocked to articles highlighting embracing the benefits of virtual meetings, surviving in a mature marketplace and more.

In this monthly technology review, Dr. Michael Kluska examines Renuvion’s helium-based plasma technology by Apyx Medical, including device overview, cost, ROI, patient perceptions, and candidate considerations.

Adding PRP and stem cells, along with learning to navigate regulation and marketing guidelines offer benefits to the aesthetic practice.

Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Cameron Chesnut shares how he uses regenerative medicine in daily practice and explains how to begin incorporating it into your own.

Results show iron oxide provides high energy visible light protection in products formulated with iron oxides.

This week, consumer magazines highlight pandemic-era aesthetic treatments, probiotic skincare, and more.

This week in aesthetics, we highlight a transaxillary approach for secondary breast augmentation, tips for injecting the tear troughs, and more.

Aesthetic technology manufacturer Sciton announces the launch of new advertising series featuring the mJOULE platform, BBL HERO and MOXI, in “You Deserve Better, You Deserve Sciton,” campaign.

From the necessities and conveniences of telemedicine to the reality of virtual meetings, this is Dr. Joe Niamtu’s take on changes that have affected specialty in 2020.

Dr. Sheila Barbarino shares pearls for injecting the tear trough with dermal fillers.

The aesthetics industry saw a massive boom during the COVID-19 pandemic for both invasive and non-invasive procedures. Amir Karam, M.D., San Diego, Calif., reveals what caused this increase in demand for aesthetics procedures and discusses the outlook for the future of the industry.

Virtual Events are here to stay. Don’t miss out on this easy and effective way to interact with patients and grow the aesthetic practice.

Cosmetic marketing professional Cheryl Whitman details her top 12 business tips of 2020 for a successful aesthetic medical practice.

U.S. Surgeons weigh in on the Subfascial Ergonomics Axillary Hybrid approach to secondary breast augmentation using an axillary incision.

Brazilian plastic surgeon shares algorithm for transaxillary approach in secondary breast augmentation.

This month, our readers flocked to articles highlighting regenerative medicine in the aesthetic practice, injecting the tear troughs and more.

This week, consumer magazines highlight skincare ingredient alpha arbutin, the concept of a silicone detox and more.

This week in aesthetics, we highlight HA injections for upper eyelid laxity, at-home hair loss devices, and more.

In-office muscle toning plus fat reduction sets the stage for pandemic-inspired medical gym memberships.

Dr. Sam Lam provides insights and updates into the latest and greatest in hair restoration methods and advances.

The use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has grown in popularity over the past few years. Zoe Diana Draelos, MD, explains the anti-aging benefits of PRP and how it is impacting dermatology.

We cover the latest skincare trends in the consumer world to help keep aesthetic physicians in the know.

Dr. Amir Moradi discusses his approach to thicken the upper eyelid skin using hyaluronic acid injections.

This week, Cheryl Whitman highlights the need for practices to embrace and expand their online presence through social media sites and retail opportunities during the pandemic.

Study evidence for at-home hair treatment devices is mixed. Some show promise while others don’t, suggesting more research is needed.

The pandemic has fueled high demand for at-home hair growth devices, making it especially important to become familiar with consumer options.