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Oxytocin for the Epidermis: How Psychodermatology Is Turning Aesthetics into Emotional Medicine
Blending cutting-edge science with emotional wellness, two doctors are redefining skincare by tapping into the brain’s feel-good chemistry—where beauty meets the biology of connection.
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Where Hormones Meet Appearance: A Urologist’s Guide to the Hidden Drivers of Male Aesthetics
Male aesthetics are often the visible endpoint of complex interactions between metabolism, hormones and fertility—factors too often overlooked in clinical care.
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Cultural Identity Is Taking Center Stage in Rhinoplasty—and Surgeons Are Listening
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Thailand Emerges as Aesthetic MedTech Powerhouse Amid Country-Wide Aging Boom
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Inside the Mind of an MSO: What Practice Owners Need to Know Before Selling
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Is the Urban Jungle Wrecking Our Faces? Galderma Science Says Yes
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Powered by Extremozymes, This Latest Hydrator Mimics Nature’s Toughest Survivors to Protect Your Skin
iS Clinical’s new hydrator uses extremozymes—enzymes from organisms that survive in extreme environments—to help defend skin from environmental stress and visible aging.
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Microneedling Opens a Portal—Now Clinicians Have a Chance to Shape What Goes In
Microneedling is no longer just a clinic-only treatment—it's now a rising at-home ritual. But with deeper skin access comes higher stakes. From potent actives to dangerous irritants, what you apply matters more than ever.
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The Regenerative Shift in Plastic Surgery: Why Skin Quality Can’t Be an Afterthought
The aesthetic medicine landscape is shifting toward non-surgical, regenerative treatments—especially laser technologies like Aerolase Neo Elite® and Era Elite®—as younger generations prioritize natural results.
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National Cellulite Day Shines Light on How the Condition Shapes Women’s Self-Image, Confidence
A new survey reveals surprising truths about how women perceive cellulite and the myths they believe—while highlighting how even in medical aesthetics, permanent solutions are limited, though advancing.
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Baby Botox in Your 20s and 30s: Preventive Power or Cosmetic Overkill?
As Baby Botox gains popularity among people in their 20s and 30s, experts weigh in on its potential benefits, risks and long-term impact—could early prevention be the key to aging well?
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Non-Invasive Laser Solutions Address Aesthetic Gaps After Rapid Weight Loss
As rapid weight loss from new medications reshapes bodies and expectations, a surprising laser-based solution is quietly emerging—tailored, non-invasive and designed for what comes next.
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Debut Invests $20M to Expand AI-Driven Discovery of Bio-Based Beauty Ingredients
What if AI could unlock the secrets of skin health hidden in billions of untapped molecules? A U.S.-based biotech company just took a major step in making that a reality — and it could change the future of beauty formulations as we know them.
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Beauty from Within Takes Off, Clinicians Shoulder Safety Amid Limited FDA Oversight
Beauty supplements are on the rise, offering inside-out solutions for skin, hair and body goals. But beneath the wellness buzz lies a deeper shift in how we define and pursue aesthetic results.
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Are Facials Just Pampering? Debunking the Myths and Exploring Their Clinical Impact
Discover common myths about facials and its functional role in clinical aesthetics—showing how facials prepare the skin and support recovery beyond the widespread belief that they're merely relaxing.
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New Report Finds Consumers Prioritize Aesthetic Treatments Above Dining, Fashion
A new report backed by BeautyEngine reveals that consumers now prioritize skin care and aesthetic treatments over everyday luxuries like dining and clothing.
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Young Blood, Fresh Skin: How Bone Marrow Unlocks the Secret to Anti-Aging
Key findings include the identification of 55 proteins produced by bone marrow in response to young serum, with seven specifically linked to boosting cell renewal and energy production.
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Neurotoxins Surge, Hyaluronic Fillers Slip: GLP-1 and Skincare Usher in a New Chapter
Guidepoint Qsight’s report shows a rise in GLP-1 medications being paired with body contouring and a shift in filler use—biostimulatory fillers gain popularity while HA fillers decline. Skincare is also emerging as a core part of treatment plans, adding revenue and reinforcing practices' roles in long-term care.