Aesthetics

Natural skincare is in. But it isn’t always clear what natural skincare is.

Natural skincare is in. But it isn’t always clear what natural skincare is.

In case you missed it, this week we talked about diversity in aesthetics, a new injectable filler approval for chin augmentation and more.

A recent survey gauges consumer attitudes toward aesthetic procedures in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Soliton’s pivotal clinical trial for cellulite using its RAP device shows positive results.

Efforts to diversify medical specialties, including aesthetics and dermatology, are gaining momentum on both a local and national level, but more work is needed.

Evidence Skincare is now offering consumers a complementary skin survey to help identify consumers' problem areas, recommend skincare regimens and provide suggestions on what products might work best for them.

Allergan announces the FDA approval of JUVÉDERM® VOLUMA™ XC for use in the chin region to improve the chin profile.

A snapshot of notable facts and trends in hair restoration based on the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery's latest member survey.

Sciton recently announced its new platform, mJOULE, featuring a new non-ablative fractional treatment and IPL technology for treating sun damage and anti-aging.

Vince Bertucci, M.D., offers tips for building trust, addressing concerns during a cosmetic patient consultation.

Dr. Yula Indeyeva details her approach to skin rejuvenation using microneedling and stem cell recruitment therapy — a combination of very superficial hypodermal injections as well as topical application.

Stem cells in a facial? That was our question too.

This week, consumer magazines talk the best SPF for darker skin tones, why patients may be losing their hair during the pandemic and more.

In this week’s edition, we feature stories about black-owned skincare lines, polyglutamic acid, hair antioxidants, a skincare company making affordable custom topical prescriptions, plus many more.

In case you missed it, this week we covered Instagram’s updated content restrictions, ISHRS’s hair restoration survey and more.

Experts on our legal panel discuss the primary purpose of wearing a mask, which ones are the correct choice based on specific situations and whether plume presents a liability risk.

Our experts offer words of wisdom for avoiding legal landmines during COVID-19.

There seems to be an app for everything: losing weight, measuring hair loss, and facial appearance. The apps appear to be highly sophisticated and are very popular with consumers, but how do they work?

Have you done these 6 things to update your marketing approach during the pandemic?

Private practices may need to rethink their marketing tactics based on Instagram’s content restrictions and the COVID-19 environment.

The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) reports steady increases in both surgical and nonsurgical hair restoration procedures and highlights their public awareness campaign to crack down on illegal hair restoration clinics.

A study describes surgical experience with a modified elliptical excision and NAC transfer to prevent nipple dyspigmentation in male MWL patients undergoing breast reduction.

Revance recently announced their partnership with Mylan on the development of a possible biosimilar to Botox under the 351(k) regulatory pathway.

This week, consumer magazines talk Nutrafol for women, traction alopecia, probiotic skincare and more.