Aesthetics

Dr. Mary Lynn Moran articulates why and how women in leadership positions can benefit the aesthetic specialty.

Zoe Diana Draelos, M.D., shares why retinoids can be found in many anti-aging formulations and how to reduce irritation from this potent antioxidant.

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

In this Fall issue, we hear from several physicians who have not only adapted to practicing during the pandemic, but have also demonstrated that whether it's injectables, lasers, or surgery, it’s business as usual in many practices.

This week, Cheryl Whitman recommends researching trends in aesthetic medicine and local treatment demand to enhance profit margins.

Sciton educates providers with its inaugural User Summit and gives back to a worthy cause “Because Results Matter.”

This week, we talk with Dr. Jill Waibel about innovations in scar treatment, Dr. Anna Chacon revisits topical Botox, and more.

This week, consumer magazines highlight the many benefits of niacinamide, a podcast on the science of beauty, and more.

This week in aesthetics, we highlight nonsurgical rhinoplasty, marketing opportunities targeting the younger generations and more.

Dr. Mary Lynn Moran, the first female president of the AAFPRS, offers advice for helping women in plastic surgery achieve leadership positions within the specialty.

Experts share best practices for optimizing treatments using neuromodulators, assessing the next breakthrough products and avoiding complications at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) Virtual Annual Meeting.

Dr. Katarina Kesty, St. Petersburg Skin and Laser, St. Petersburg, Fla., discusses her presentation at the 2020 virtual American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) meeting about her research using abobotulinumtoxinA injections to combat oil on the forehead.

Survey reveals opportunities for the aesthetic practice to market to younger generations this holiday season.

Cosmetic surgeons share their approaches to neck rejuvenation.

Entrepix, a medical technology startup, launches Planatome Technology for creating precise, consistent incisions thereby improving clinical results.

Diversity, power, and confidence are all key components of Allergan’s new visual identity.

Dr. Anna Chacon takes a closer look at the rise of the nonsurgical “liquid” nose job and offers tips for safe and efficacious outcomes.

Aesthetic medicine company, Allergan Aesthetics, launches a new brand identity focused on empowering confidence and promoting diversity.

This week, consumer magazines highlight the idea of paleo skincare, everything patients need to know about hair thinning, and more.

This week in aesthetics, we highlight antihistamines for alopecia areata, the pros and cons of AAFPRS’s first virtual meeting, and more.

From the convenience of on-demand sessions to the ability to replay surgical demo details, experts agree that virtual meetings offer benefits and are likely to become part of annual meeting agendas.

AAFPRS leaders weigh in on their virtual annual meeting, noting pros and cons and opportunities for an evolving meeting approach.

DefenAge today announces the launch of its 6-Week Perfection Neck Tightening Cream, adding to its defensin-based skincare product line.

DefenAge announces the launches of their 6-Week Perfection Neck Cream, designed to improve the appearance of the neck by diminishing fine lines, folds and wrinkles.

A study examines the benefits of mentoring high schoolers to address racial disparity in medical education.

This week, Cheryl Whitman details the importance of understanding and implementing a professionally executed patient referral program.

A recent study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found positive results when using antihistamines, along with topical corticosteroids and superficial cryotherapy, as a combination treatment for alopecia areata.

Three aesthetic physicians share their protocols for hair loss, facial rejuvenation, and capsular contracture.

From shutdowns and unknowns to allaying patient fears and reclaiming professional lives, indeed, the private practice goes on.

A recent study examines the efficacy of antihistamines in combination with topical corticosteroids and superficial cryotherapy for the treatment of alopecia areata.