Aesthetics

We cover the latest skincare trends in the consumer world to help keep aesthetic physicians in the know. Featured skincare this week includes CBD and other plant-based ingredients, and supplements for less stress, better sleep, and healthier skin.

The pandemic has ushered in an unexpected rise in facial procedures, for the eyes and other areas of the face covered by a mask.

The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) has decided to move their 2020 world congress online, taking place Oct. 17-25. The world congress was initially supposed to be held in person in Panama.

The idea of eating for healthy skin means including key vitamins and minerals into the diet from natural food sources.

BIOTOC, a noninvasive alternative to injectables skincare line from k-beauty company Dermafirm Inc., has launched in the U.S.

Since its introduction, WiQo PRX-T33 has taken the US by storm. An ideal care protocol for busy women, it does not require prolonged rehabilitation and has immediate results.

Dr. Randolph Waldman shares details about his overall high patient retention rate and continuing demand for procedures during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Advances in regenerative medicine yield a new tool to help achieve a youthful glow and vitality to the skin.

Clinical data demonstrates the safety and efficacy of a single microbotox treatment for reducing facial pore size.

This week, consumer magazines talk plasma pen and Ultherapy treatments, topical CBD and more.

In case you missed it, this week we talked keloid risk in facial surgery, how to handle disagreements when it comes to COVID-19 safety, and more.

Study examines documentation of nasal deformity in lighting from above compared with standard anterolateral lighting.

A recent study shows the advantages of a dermal filler injection protocol for optimal midface volume and lift.

Dr. Anna Chacon talks how to handle office clashes over coronavirus safety while keeping a professional relationship with co-workers.

Dr. Waldman offers an update on processes and protocols for the private practice during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Merz Aesthetics announces the launch of its “confidence to be” branding as the world’s largest dedicated aesthetics business. This is the latest among several significant announcements over the last six months.

A recent study shows the altering effects cannabinoids have on some prescription drugs.

Study authors determine the highest- and lowest-risk areas for keloids on the head and neck and advise surgeons to weigh risk factors before performing elective surgery.

Dermafirm USA announces the U.S. launch of prestige K-beauty skincare line, BIOTOC, and they say it’s the new noninvasive alternative to injectables.

This week, consumer magazines highlight CBD in skincare, how Zoom is changing self-image and more.

In case you missed it, this week we talked AAFPRS’s virtual meeting, botulinum toxin for depression and more.

A recent study shows that using digital appearance manipulation apps like Facetune2 could increase consideration of cosmetic surgery, without changing self-esteem scores.

A recent study examines the use of a topical nanofat biocreme after FXD laser for improved aesthetic outcomes.

Study authors report on if and how social media influences the ways in which patients educate themselves and ultimately decide to have breast augmentation surgery.

Dr. Michael Somenek discusses the AAFPRS’s decision to go virtual for their upcoming annual meeting, what’s new this year, and what the attendee experience will be like.