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Celebrating Individual Beauty: A Global Shift in Aesthetic Trends
Celebrating individual beauty across the spectrum is the new aesthetic standard spreading across the globe.
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Reversing Sun Damage & Signs of Aging Caused by UV Exposure with Laser Therapy
In the ever-evolving world of dermatology, the battle against skin aging and sun damage remains a paramount concern. Enter ReverseĀ® by Aerolase, a groundbreaking approach to laser therapy that has revolutionized skin rejuvenation.
Skin Care
FDA Issues Warning on Certain OTC Analgesic Topical Products
The FDA has asked six companies to respond to the warning letters within 15 days of receipt stating how they will address these issues or provide their reasoning and supporting information as to why they think the products are not in violation of the law.
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April 2024
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Reversing Sun Damage & Signs of Aging Caused by UV Exposure with Laser Therapy
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Givaudan Active Beauty's Neuroglow Mimics the Sun's Beauty- & Mood-boosting Properties
Skin Care
Valisure Files Citizen Petition for Market Withdrawl of Benzoyl Peroxide Products
Skin Care
The Pushback on AAD's DEI Initiative Reflects the Lingering Racial Disparities in Dermatology
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Blemish Control
Cysteamine Isobionic-Amide Complex Shows Potential as Long-term mKF Alternative
The February 2024 study in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology explores the effectiveness of a new cysteamine isobionic-amide complex in comparison to the Modified Kligman's Formula (mKF).
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The Evolution of Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine
The introduction of the Neo EliteĀ® by Aerolase marks a significant advancement, offering a comprehensive solution for common skin issues such as acne, melasma, hyperpigmentation, and the effects of aging with fewer downsides than traditional laser treatments.
Skin Care
Sun Protection Savoir Faire
Help your client choose their perfect sun protection.
Devices
Skin Cancer Innovations: New Detection Device & Possible Vaccine for Melanoma
Vaccines and devices designed to identify and combat skin cancer are currently in the clinical trial phases, including research from DermaSensor, Moderna, Merck and more.
News
Clinique x Mount Sinai Tackle Aging, Eczema & Allergies for Actionable Innovation
Research will comprise all ages, genders, races and ethnicities, and will "investigate the effects of factors such as diet, exercise, and stress on the skin of healthy people."
Skin Care
Acne Interferes with Gender Expressions in Transgender Patients
A January 2024 study in JAMA Dermatology found that acne can interfere with desired gender expression and contribute to negative stigmas and stereotypes towards gender-diverse individuals.
Skin Care
Study Demonstrates Effectiveness of MatriDerm Collagen-Elastin Template
The study from the University Medical Center in Dresden, Germany, highlights MatriDerm's role in reducing operating room time, avoiding flap surgery in up to 80% of cases and eliminating donor site morbidities associated with traditional flap procedures.
Skin Care
AAD Releases Updated Guidelines for Management of Acne Vulgaris
The American Academy of Dermatology made strong recommendations for topical benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, and/or antibiotics and their fixed-dose combinations and for oral doxycycline.
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Top 10 Exosome Treatment Advances Taking Over Aesthetics [Survey Results]
89% of readers are considering adding exosome therapy to their service offerings! Here are the top ten exosome treatment advances shaping the future of aesthetics.
Treatments
Telehealth in Medical Aesthetics Expands to Medspa & GLP-1 Treatments
The expansion of telehealth across the medical industry has altered the consultation process and led to new programs that integrate telehealth into their aesthetic offerings, including a new GLP-1 therapy program and at-home med spas.
Skin Care
Study Finds JAK Inhibitors Do Not Increase Risks of Serious Adverse Events in Patients with Atopic Dermatitis
The study from Pusan National University revealed that JAK inhibitor use is not associated with a greater risk of serious adverse events like malignancy, thromboembolism or major adverse cardiac events.
Research
Air Pollution from Wildfires Stirs Skin Flare-ups in Northeastern U.S., Study Suggests
Air pollution from Canadian wildfires last summer reached the northeastern U.S. and stirred up skin conditions, a recent study suggests. In a related interview, Shadi Kourosh, M.D., advised consumers to wear mineral sunscreen and take other precautions.