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Type: Article
Section: News
Skin Care
The Most Innovative Ingredient Trends for 2023
The trend toward using natural, plant-based ingredients combined with other therapeutics continues with very promising results.
Practice Management
Top 10 Medical Aesthetic Trends for 2023
The medical aesthetics industry in 2023 will be a beautiful mixture of ingredients, treatments, business practices and more.
Practice Management
Cosmetic Surgeon Sheila Barbarino Discusses the Future of Cosmetic Medicine
Cosmetic Surgeon Sheila Barbarino, M.D., on her practice, the future of medicine, and her journey to making the world a more beautiful place, one person at a time
News
Trending: Redness and Rosacea Line 'Kalme Skin Care'
This week's report on trending Google searches saw "Kalme Skin Care" take the top slot. The line focuses on redness and rosacea in skin and features some interesting ingredients. Learn more here.
Devices
Why Exosome Combination Therapy is the New Gold Standard for Treating Acne Scars
Exosomes derived from stem cells combined with lasers and RF microneedling have shown promising results for acne scar remodeling.
News
Happy Holidays - 10 Fun Facts
While we take a break to be with friends and family this holiday weekend, we wanted to share some holiday facts from around the world.
Research
The 4 Major Industry Trends That Will Shape the Future of Medical Aesthetics
Take a peak into the future! Exclusive insight from global industry experts who came together at the Merz Aesthetics Expert Summit to discuss significant developments and trends in the industry that are set to shape the future of medical aesthetics.
News
How The South Beach Butt Lift Makes BBLs Safer
The South Beach Butt Lift uses hidden incisions and ultrasound imaging technology to create an enhanced natural look while increasing patient safety.
Injectables
How Liquid Rhinoplasty is Changing Nasal Reconstruction
A new non-surgical method for rhinoplasty promises the same results without the invasive risk, pain and downtime of a major surgical procedure.
Skin Care
Bakuchiol Emerges as Popular Retinol Alternative
Known as the natural retinol, this ingredient is showing up everywhere in anti-aging products.
Aesthetics Devices
Ultraclear Performs Quick Treatments with Minimal Downtime
The UltraClear device from Acclaro Corporation was officially launched at the 2022 American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS) Conference.
Aesthetics Devices
truSculpt flex: A Body Sculpting Game Changer for Your Aesthetic Practice
The next generation of non-invasive body shaping hails from Cutera. Their award-winning muscle sculpting technology, truSculpt® flex is now enhanced with flex+, a ground-breaking 15-minute, no-downtime, rapid muscle building mode.
News
HelloBiome Platform to Merge AI, Microbiome Insights for Next-gen Skin Care
B2B microbiome test platform HelloBiome has been launched to merge next-generation skin care with a proprietary AI-powered technology, reportedly to expand and streamline microbiome knowledge across the industry.
News
Restylane Celebrates 25 Years
The hyaluronic acid-based filler line, launched in 1996, is celebrating 25 years and a growing portfolio of soft tissue fillers.
Injectables
Restylane Contour for Cheek Augmentation
Injectors now have an additional FDA-approved filler developed specifically for cheek augmentation.
Practice Management
Advance Your Aesthetic Skills and Knowledge
Join us on May 23-27 for the Face & Body with MedEsthetics Virtual Event, offering four days of esthetics and medical aesthetic education.
Research
Details: Hydrafacial Keravive
A new noninvasive scalp treatment helps improve circulation and boost hair health.
News
Study Reveals Hyaluronic Acid Dynamics in Skin
New research offers fresh insights on the interactions between hyaluronic acid and hyaluronidase in the skin.
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