Aesthetics

Private practices may need to rethink their marketing tactics based on Instagram’s content restrictions and the COVID-19 environment.

The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) reports steady increases in both surgical and nonsurgical hair restoration procedures and highlights their public awareness campaign to crack down on illegal hair restoration clinics.

A study describes surgical experience with a modified elliptical excision and NAC transfer to prevent nipple dyspigmentation in male MWL patients undergoing breast reduction.

Revance recently announced their partnership with Mylan on the development of a possible biosimilar to Botox under the 351(k) regulatory pathway.

This week, consumer magazines talk Nutrafol for women, traction alopecia, probiotic skincare and more.

In case you missed it, this week we covered AAFPRS’s annual study results, facemask dermatitis and more.

The framework of the products behind Russell Health’s mission to provide physicians with products and tissues to help the body heal itself.

Not only does a healthy skin barrier protect against external environmental factors, it also protects against active ingredient absorption to deeper skin levels.

The annual survey released by the AAFPRS reveals increases in millennial patients, minimally invasive procedures and the power of social media on the aesthetic patient.

Industry executives paint optimistic picture of the near-future state of the aesthetic specialty.

Smart consolidation in aesthetics is finally here and investors are paying top dollar for practices.

Mylan has agreed to move forward with Revance in the development plan of a biosimilar to onabotulinumtoxinA (BOTOX, AbbVie) under the 351(k) regulatory pathway from the U.S. FDA.

Dermatologist Anna Chacon, M.D., offers treatment tips for common facemask-related issues, including acne mechanica, irritant contact dermatitis and more.

Cutera announces the launch of “Heroes Among Us,” an initiative honoring its customers exhibiting extraordinary compassion, humanitarianism and kindness during COVID-19.

This week, consumer magazines talk squalane oil, clean beauty, delayed breast reconstruction surgery and more.

In case you missed it, this week we covered virtual consultation tips, sunscreen guidelines for patients, a campaign for COVID-19 first responders, and more.

Dr. Joe Niamtu offers pearls and pitfalls of the virtual cosmetic surgery consultation in telemedicine.

In the webinar, "Forging an Industry-Practice Partnership During COVID-19," Dr. Waldman and a panel of key executives discuss how the industry is adapting, the means by which we can support each other and what the future holds.

Dr. Vivian Bucay recommends following these guidelines when offering sun protection advice to your patients.

Panelists answer the questions physicians asked related to practice liability during our webinar, “Medico-legal Concerns for the Private Practice During COVID-19.”

Panelists answer the questions physicians asked related to safety and testing during our webinar, “Medico-legal Concerns for the Private Practice During COVID-19.”

DermYoung and Eden Medspa announce their campaign to offer a free 60-minute clinical facial and 2-week take-home kit for COVID-19 first responders.

This week, consumer magazines highlight injectables on masked patients, “maskne” treatments, at-home laser hair removal and more.

Women are the majority who undergo aesthetic procedures, and key to reaching them, according to Dr. Gina Barreca, is knowing what they want.

In case you missed it, this week we covered news from Revance, the latest laser trend and skin clues that may indicate COVID-19 infection.

Details and registration information for the fourth webinar in our series on Survival of the Private Practice.

Dr. Anna Chacon examines skin findings that may be linked to coronavirus, citing the importance of awareness and management.

Mantra Mask announces the launch of two new sheet masks and eye gels containing CBD, adding to their portfolio of their all-natural skincare products.

Today’s laser technology makes it safer and more convenient for patients of all skin tones to have dramatic facial resurfacing results.

Revance Therapeutics announces the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire financial technology company, Hint, Inc., and its proprietary financial technology platform designed for the aesthetic practice.