It's that time of year again when we ask medical experts to share what they think will be big in 2024...
Spanning dermatology, hair loss, dentistry and plastic surgery, below you'll find the trends they predict will be big next year, as well as some things from 2023 they think will fall out of favour.
It’s not unusual for me to see 4-6 patients a week who have been diagnosed with acne by an online prescription service, but they actually have rosacea or vice versa. Their skin is in an awful state and we come up with an action plan to get it back on track. I strongly believe that in-person consultations are needed for the initial appointment. As we approach 2024, I predict a shift in consumer behaviour towards consulting qualified dermatologists for accurate diagnoses and tailored treatment plans. My commitment to upholding the highest standards in dermatological care remains steadfast and I urge the public to prioritise the expertise of licensed professionals for optimal skin health.
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Aesthetic terminologies can sometimes become blurred. One such instance is the use of the term ‘rejuvenating’ in reference to polynucleotides... So what does it mean?
As May marks skin cancer awareness month, we are sharing expert commentary from Dr. Tijion Esho, who is encouraging safe sun practices and smart skin protection.
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