
As non-surgical aesthetic procedures continue to grow, so do the number of medical spas that perform cosmetic treatments. According to Dr. Renato Saltz, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

As non-surgical aesthetic procedures continue to grow, so do the number of medical spas that perform cosmetic treatments. According to Dr. Renato Saltz, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Topicals aimed at reviving estrogen-deficient skin and warding off damage from UV rays hours after exposure, while repairing DNA, are among the new cosmeceutical innovations backed by science.

While laser ablation tops foam sclerotherapy in five-year QOL and cost-effectiveness outcomes, researchers believe foam is an evolving treatment option for varicose veins.

According to Dr. Gary Linkov, effectively evaluating hair loss in women requires a strategic approach and comprehensive patient consultation.

CBD is taking the market by storm, but does it offer benefits to the skin itself? With their new line of CBD skincare and wellness products, Dermaquest says yes.

Oculoplastic surgeon William Mack, M.D., says identifying and surgically correcting (or referring) ptosis in cosmetic blepharoplasty patients is key to delivering optimal results.

According to Dr. Michael Somenek, the key to great results and happy male patients is knowing how to treat his face without feminizing his features.

Dr. Allen Gabriel discusses a new incision management system that delivers negative pressure to the incision and surrounds the soft tissue to improve healing.

Dr. Michael Persky offers insight and expertise in the subjective and objective comparisons of beauty.

Instagram and Snapchat may be detrimental to young people’s mental health. But can (and should) Instagram shield youth from cosmetic surgery procedure posts?

Dr. Wever discusses the prevalence of BDD in the aesthetic practice and how to identify the psychological disorder.

When should lasers be used to treat melasma? Mildred López Piñeiro, M.D. provides her insight in our new column on energy devices.

Research shows activating LGR6+ stem cells with defensins repopulates the epidermis with fresh keratinocytes for visible improvement.

From this year’s Global Aesthetic Conference, Dr. Dev Patel discusses using plasma energy for skin tightening and more.

The often-devastating impact of female hair loss requires dermatologists to diagnose and quell underlying pathology as quickly as possible, usually using combination therapies followed by long-term maintenance.

The appointment of Mary Lynn Moran, M.D., F.A.C.S., as the first female president of AAFPRS suggests growth in female access to leadership roles in the medical aesthetics industry.

Dr. Chilukuri discusses how to create a smooth and prosperous transition for that new device into your practice.

Skincare is advancing quickly. In this article, Dr. Draelos highlights several important, controversial trends dermatologists should have on their radar.

Two physicians talk over-filled lips – why they happen and tips for more natural treatment results.

Connell announces exclusive distribution agreement for Asia-Pacific with biodesign company, Geltor, known for its 100% animal- and GMO-free proteins.

“In about 45 minutes we can transform a neck without substantial surgery.” That’s according to Dr. Richard Gentile who spoke about the evolution from surgery to energy-based solutions for skin tightening at this year’s Global Aesthetics Conference in Miami Beach.

Dr. Draelos answers questions regarding different types of moisturizers, including stem cell and biologic-containing products in this Cosmetic Conundrums article.

Managing an aesthetic or medical practice can be scary. Get tips and tricks from a seasoned pro who practices with 14 other dermatologists and nearly 100 staff members.

Expert advice on how to get patients to review your practice and (importantly) put it in a positive light.

Another neurotoxin is in the pipeline, but will this one fill an unmet need? Dr. Joel Cohen explains.