Aesthetics

Special skin mineral supplementation is not necessary as long as patients make educated dietary choices.

The Summer issue of Aesthetic Authority offers cutting-edge treatment- and trend-related content, while also confronting current challenges affecting the specialty.

In his latest editorial, Dr. Randolph Waldman reflects on practicing aesthetic medicine during the pandemic and paints a picture of hope for where the specialty goes from here.

From pandemic concerns to cultural limitations, aesthetic physician Dr. Annalisa Calisti shares the story of two Iraqui female physicians who have created access for women to medicine and cosmetic surgery, all while respecting tradition.

This week, consumer magazines talk the new Netflix plastic surgery show, castor oil for hair growth and more.

Dr. Greg Chernoff discusses two recently published studies that examine the benefits of nitric oxide for anti-aging and acne.

In case you missed it, this week we talked about the functional use of body toning technology, the rise of the 1927 nm wavelength and more.

Cutera is launching Fraxis PRO, a single device offering both fractional CO2 and RF microneedling.

According to Dr. Jason Pozner, Sciton’s Moxi fills an important niche as an affordable photodamage treatment with minimal downtime.

Candela today announces its collaboration with Jabil Healthcare to bring 11 new products to market in 18 months.

Revance reports positive results in two Phase 2a studies of DAXI for the treatment of forehead lines and crow’s feet.

A novel filler injection technique may address the different facial areas and compartments as well as respect the line of ligaments for optimal lifting and volumizing effects requiring less filler product.

Based on a physical assessment, Dr. Suneel Chilukuri’s treatment plan addresses functional deficits.

Dr. Suneel Chilukuri shares a functional approach with muscle toning technologies to rehabilitate weak or injured muscles.

Dr. L. Mike Nayak says FaceTite helps to fill a previously unmet need among aging face and neck patients.

This week, consumer magazines discuss melasma treatments, at-home chemical peel safety and more.

In case you missed it, this week we talked about LED therapy for capsular contracture, how to safely treat patients with darker skin types and more.

From new summer launches to consumer favorites, our featured skincare includes sun care products, CBD drops and more.

Use of LED device and milk thistle after surgery may significantly reduce the risk of re-encapsulation.

LED therapy for capsular contracture requires patient commitment, but outcomes are promising.

The U.S. FDA has approved collagenase clostridium histolyticum-aaes (Qwo, Endo International), making it the first FDA-approved injectable treatment for moderate-to-severe cellulite in the buttocks in adult women.

Ephelides, lentigines, PIH, melasma? This is Dr. Suzan Obagi’s go-to skincare routine for patients with dyschromia.

Dr. Suzan Obagi says she’s not afraid of causing PIH in darker skin types. She offers her expertise and approach to understanding and treating pigmentation issues.

Zoe Draelos, M.D., answers questions about recommendations for patients who want smaller-appearing pores, how to help patients achieve smoother, softer skin, and the challenges of dealing with oily skin.

Fillers and fat aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive, say experts. Fat is great for global volume, while fat offers finesse.