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If there’s one buzzword that summarises trends in 2023, that’s it. Of course, regenerative medicine and regenerative aesthetics are nothing new, but they have come to the forefront this year with the wider use and popularity of treatments such as polynucleotides and exosomes. That’s why we thought it would be fitting to close out 2023 with a look at this exciting area of
aesthetics, which many are touting as the future.
We give an overview of what these treatments are and why they are so popular before looking into the legalities around exosomes. Roseway Labs provide this month’s CPD article examining the role of DHEA, while Dr Abs
Settipalli gives his views on the trend. If you are thinking about integrating polynucleotides into your practice but are not sure about insurance coverage, then turn to our business section, where Hamilton Fraser will tell you everything you need to know.
As well as this, Dr Mei Yeoh looks at aesthetic approaches through the ages; Paaven Patel tells you how your pharmacy can help you manage eczema on pages, and Lorna Bowes gives the secrets of making money while you sleep.
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We look at the recently released trend reports and statistics from BAAPS and BCAM following their annual conferences.
Hamilton Fraser’s annual Aesthetics Business Conference (ABC) returned for its sixth year on 19 September 2023 at the iconic grade one listed Royal College of Physicians.
In October, GetHarley hosted over 100 practitioners at the luxurious Oakley Court in Windsor, providing a fun-packed agenda designed to inspire, motivate and energise its community.
Dr Shirin Lakhani’s ‘Let’s Get Intimate at Beyond Medispa, Harvey Nichols.
AestheticSource hosted skinbetter science® symposiums at The Marylebone Hotel, London, and the Anantara.
November saw Pause Live! The sister consumer-focussed event to Menopause in Aesthetics (MiA) take place in London. November saw Pause Live! The sister consumer-focussed event to Menopause in Aesthetics (MiA) take place in London.
An overview of the latest regenerative treatments taking the industry by storm.
Exosomes are the hot new kid on the regenerative beauty block. While those derived from humans are thought to have superior anti-ageing properties, they are illegal in the UK but are reported to be widely available in aesthetics.
Miriam Martinez Callejas, Superintendent Pharmacist and co-founder of Roseway Labs, unveils the role of DHEA in human tissue rejuvenation.
Dr Abs Settipalli gives his views on the rise of regenerative aesthetics and how they fit into existing practice.
Miss Sherina Balaratnam, medical director of S-Thetics, discusses plant-derived exosomes.
Dr Nabil Elmahdawi on gynaecological rejuvenation in menopausal women and the Nrose protocol.
Dr Maryam McMillan discusses dermal filler correction and placement in a patient with Tourette Syndrome.
We find out about Aesthetic Medical Partnership’s newest launches, which combine plant-based exosomes and technology for hair regeneration treatments.
We discover how TargetCool is revolutionising the way patients experience aesthetic treatments.
Paaven Patel, Operations and Quality Assurance Pharmacist at Specialist Pharmacy, shares five ways your pharmacist can help manage eczema.
In this monthly column, Gary Conroy, CEO of 5 Squirrels Ltd, will provide updates on the topical landscape of cosmetics.
Lorna Bowes reviews ideas for why and how to build a passive income stream from skincare sales 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
At Hamilton Fraser, we are proud to provide insurance cover for the most comprehensive range of cosmetic treatments in aesthetics.
Dr Tatyana Lapa-Enright on the benefit of setting personal and professional boundaries.
Tracey Jones, a registered nurse and regulation consultant providing support for healthcare professionals related to CQC registration and inspection, gives her views on enhancing regulation in the sector.
We speak to Neil Pybis and Angela Brennan from Skin Appeal Training Academy (SATA) about why the right education is the future of aesthetics.