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What will the aesthetic medicine look like in 2021? Dr. Suneel Chilukuri offers his perspective on how the pandemic will influence the practice in the New Year.

Third-party provider Synergy Aesthetics offers practice support for products, education and marketing.

Synergy Aesthetics is redefining the product sales model by filling the role of COO for the midwestern aesthetic practice.

Dr. Jeffrey Joseph explains his approach to lower blepharoplasty, with a preference for the transconjunctival and orbicularis sling techniques.

Adding PRP and stem cells, along with learning to navigate regulation and marketing guidelines offer benefits to the aesthetic practice.

Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Cameron Chesnut shares how he uses regenerative medicine in daily practice and explains how to begin incorporating it into your own.

Results show iron oxide provides high energy visible light protection in products formulated with iron oxides.

Dr. Sheila Barbarino shares pearls for injecting the tear trough with dermal fillers.

In-office muscle toning plus fat reduction sets the stage for pandemic-inspired medical gym memberships.

Dr. Sam Lam provides insights and updates into the latest and greatest in hair restoration methods and advances.

Dr. Suneel Chilukuri discusses taking nonsurgical tools and approaches that help to maintain and improve facial rejuvenation results.

Various tailored protocols are required for using exosomes to treat migraines, skin, hair, and scars.

According to Gregory W. Chernoff, MD, exosomes have a powerful role to play in aesthetic medicine, including fibroblast stimulation, wound angiogenesis, collagen extracellular matrix production, inflammation/immune response, hair follicle growth, and dermal papilla cell regeneration.

Percutaneous devices put the energy where it’s needed for nonsurgical skin tightening, allowing for multiple dimensions of tightening and modification of the fatty tissue layer.

Demand for facelift-like skin tightening results with nonsurgical treatments continues to grow… Are we there yet?

Both tailoring and delivering natural-looking results requires strategic product selection, placement, and effectively managing patient expectations.

There are plenty of tools available to keep patients looking rested, youthful, even beautiful, but it’s the way they’re used that creates either natural- or unnatural-looking results.

What can you expect in terms of results from nonsurgical skin rejuvenation devices? Dr. Mark Hamilton discusses demand and expectations.

Dr. Sheila Barbarino shares her approach to assessing the periocular region for tear trough rejuvenation with dermal fillers.

From patient position to product choice, one expert offers her approach to successfully filling the tear troughs.

Dr. Sheila Barbarino shares her approach to delivering successful periocular injection results.

Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Cameron Chesnut shares how he uses regenerative medicine in daily practice and explains how to begin incorporating it into your own.

Dr. Jeffrey Joseph explains his systematic approach to lower blepharoplasty, which helps to individualize patient treatment while improving patient communication and expectations.

Researchers identify professional development and mentoring opportunities to create a more diverse pool of aspiring young surgeons.

Future body treatment technologies offer novel, non-surgical solutions for cellulite and targeted fat removal.

From facial wrinkles and skin laxity to safer dermal filler injections, Dr. Mathew Avram talks future innovative aesthetic technologies.

Clearance of the closed-loop device helps to legitimize the growing field of regenerative medicine.

The most effective approach to scar rehabilitation requires strategic device selection, technique, and order of treatment.

Dr. Jill Waibel offers a multi-course menu of treatments, with the ablative fractional laser as the main course, designed to improve scar color, collagen, and discomfort.

Dr. Jean Carruthers offers insight and guidance for looking beyond the obvious with neurotoxin research, evaluation, and population.