Aesthetics

Devices are a huge investment and deciding to bring one into your practice is significant. Three Aesthetic Authority EAB members share their favorites.

Whether you’re just starting out or have an established practice, consultant Cheryl Whitman offers sage advice for matching service offerings with your target market.

Volume augmentation and lip harmonization—thousands of images and videos show amazing results advertised through social network. But are they ‘real’?

This week, consumer magazines highlight hair care beyond the basics, CoolSculpting and more.

This week in aesthetics, we talked the modern mommy makeover, surgical lip rejuvenation, and more.

A recent study suggests calcium alpha-ketoglutarate could positively affect aging, with increases in lifespan, a reduction in frailty, and increase in healthspan.

From tummy tucks to breast augmentations, Dr. Michael Kluska says newer technologies provide options for traditional mommy makeover procedures.

From changing demographics to procedure combinations and approach, Dr. Katerina Gallus says today’s mommy makeover has gotten a makeover itself.

All of your leverage is with your number one asset—patients—who will grow your practice for free if you let them.

The cosmetic surgery industry is currently in the mature marketing phase, says practice consultant Catherine Maley, who compares the old growth funnel with the new and explains how to survive in today’s marketplace.

Procedural nuances and lessons learned can help cosmetic surgeons achieve optimal aesthetic results with the surgical lip lift.

The subnasal lip lift procedure is growing in demand but requires careful patient selection.

Parabens may not have a great reputation in consumer circles, but according to Dr. Zoe Draelos, they’re still the safest preservative for skincare products.

This week, consumer magazines highlight COVID-related hair loss, ice baths for anti-aging and more.

Zoe Diana Draelos, M.D., explains the role of preservatives in skincare products and the general safety and efficacy of products when it comes to protecting the skin against environmental factors.

This week in aesthetics, we talk pandemic protocol for facial injections, making your medical spa a profit center and more.

Many nutrients in food supplements may be effective for hair health, but deficiencies vary and may require individualized treatment.

A series of needle punctures down to the periosteum along glabellar line(s) allows clinicians to assess for the presence of the supratrochlear artery and/or its branches prior to filler injection.

Revance announces that it will begin introducing its prestige aesthetics portfolio with the RHA collection of dermal fillers this September.

Are you interested in growing your aesthetic medical practice? A medspa may be the solution (and you might already have one and just don’t realize it).

Safety guidelines from the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery Aesthetic Medicine Focus Group describe protocols for protecting clinic staff and patients from COVID-19. Recommendations include procedures before, during and after a patient visit, as well as necessary forms.

While more evidence is required to really understand how diet impacts skin aging, some studies suggest a Mediterranean diet, changing cooking methods and decreasing sugar can positively impact skin aging.

The pandemic has ushered in new and unexpected injectable trends plus enhanced protocols for ensuring physician and patient safety.

According to Dr. Suneel Chilukuri, masks make injectable treatments more difficult but he has refined a safe and effective approach.

Dr. Anna Chacon discusses three common treatment options for improving the appearance of a full, sagging, or wrinkled neck.