Dr. Mo Hamed breaks down the rising popularity of liquid rhinoplasty—a non-surgical nose enhancement offering instant, subtle results without the downtime of traditional surgery. Drawing on his experience at the forefront of aesthetic innovation, he shares why this lunchtime treatment is changing lives and reshaping confidence, one profile at a time.
Read MoreMove over vanity—confidence is the new beauty currency. According to new research from Cynosure Lutronic, a global leader in energy-based skin technology, a staggering 61% of people undergoing aesthetic treatments say they’re doing it to feel more confident—not just to look better. The nationwide study, which surveyed individuals aged 25 to 64, reveals a major shift in how we think about skincare: it’s no longer a luxury, but a form of self-care.
Read MoreNew professional beauty treatments are making waves this season, with a focus on science-led innovation and multi-functional results. From Dermalogica’s vegan exosome-powered microneedling to the barrier-boosting calm of Skeyndor’s Aquatherm facial, the latest launches deliver high-performance solutions for skin and scalp alike. Whether it’s the tech-driven body sculpting of LPG Cellu M6 Infinity or the follicle-reviving power of Keralase, these seven standout treatments represent the cutting edge of non-invasive beauty.
Read MoreCollagen tape has recently been touted as an easy, needle-free alternative to Botox injections for reducing wrinkles and fine lines. But can collagen tape truly replace the clinically proven effects of Botox? To find out, we spoke to Dr Kady Garib, Cosmetic Injector at Thérapie Clinic, and examined the scientific research behind both treatments.
Read MoreAs GLP-1 medications like Ozempic surge in popularity for weight loss, so too does a new aesthetic concern—'Ozempic face.' This feature explores the rise of facial volume loss and skin laxity linked to rapid weight loss, and the cutting-edge treatments—from bio-stimulators to radiofrequency devices—now in high demand to restore youthful definition and balance.
Read MoreA troubling trend is emerging within the aesthetic medicine industry: the rise of 'injectable parties.' These social gatherings, where groups receive cosmetic treatments like Botox and dermal fillers in non-clinical settings, often involve alcohol consumption and are facilitated by individuals lacking proper medical qualifications. This practice poses significant risks to public health and underscores the urgent need for stricter industry regulation.
Read MoreDr. Yannis explores the rising popularity of Blepharoplasty, revealing why this eye-rejuvenating procedure has become a go-to treatment for those seeking a more youthful, refreshed appearance. From surgical techniques to non-invasive alternatives, he shares his expert insights on achieving natural, long-lasting results.
Read MoreLisa Franklin explores how the fusion of advanced technology and hands-on techniques is revolutionising aesthetic skincare. From radiofrequency treatments to lymphatic drainage massage, she reveals how this holistic approach delivers firmer, healthier, and more sculpted skin with long-lasting results.
Read MoreElena Cudworth explores the rising popularity of microneedling and why this collagen-boosting treatment has become a go-to solution for skin rejuvenation. From its customisable benefits to minimal downtime, she breaks down how microneedling is transforming modern skincare.
Read MoreDr. Mo Hamed explores why continuous training is essential for aesthetic practitioners to stay ahead in an ever-evolving industry. From mastering the latest techniques to building credibility and boosting client satisfaction, he highlights how ongoing education is the key to long-term success.
Read MoreDr. Annelize Meyer examines the ethical challenges facing the aesthetics industry, from mis-selling treatments to the need for stronger regulations. With a patient-first approach, she shares her insights on responsible aesthetics, guiding practitioners and patients toward safer, more ethical choices.
Read MoreAesthetic expert Katie Hughes-Dawkins explores the importance of inclusive skincare, highlighting how clinics can better serve patients who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or undergoing cancer treatment. She shares why iS Clinical is a game-changer in providing safe, effective solutions without compromise.
Read MoreAccording to Google trends, in the past 30 days UK Google searches for 'eczema on eyelids' and 'eczema on eyelid treatment' have both been at breakout - aka increased by 5,000%! On top of this SkinToker Natalie O'Neill posted a video highlighting how gel or acrylic nails, and cheap metal jewellery could be triggering eyelid eczema. We spoke to Dermatologist, and founder of eczema-skincare brand Dermatology M, Dr Mazin Al-Khafaji to give us more insight.
Read MoreAesthetic medicine is no longer an industry dominated by women. In recent years, there has been a significant increase in men opting for tweakments, particularly Botox and skin-enhancing treatments. According to the British College of Aesthetic Medicine, the number of men undergoing aesthetic procedures has risen by 70% since 2021, with men now accounting for 16% of the market in 2024.
Read MoreAntonia Mariconda, founder of The Safety in Beauty Organisation, investigates how counterfeit aesthetic products are threatening consumer safety and the industry's reputation. From fake injectables to unregulated weight-loss treatments, she explores the growing crisis and the urgent steps brands and regulators are taking to restore trust.
Read MoreDoes the 'golden ratio' truly define facial beauty? Dr Yusra Al-Mukhtar explores the science and artistry behind facial harmonisation by discussing how precise techniques and tailored injectables create balance, symmetry, and natural-looking results.
Read MoreOur newest columnist, Lisa Franklin, explores how biotechnology is transforming the beauty industry. From potent bioengineered ingredients to cutting-edge sustainability, she reveals how science is reshaping skincare for a smarter, cleaner, and more effective future.
Read MoreWe live in the age of virality. Everything that becomes popular on social media is something we want to try, but… but as we know, not everything that is popular on TikTok or Instagram is good for our skin? Here comes the latest K-beauty trend: microneedling creams. A type of skincare not suitable for every skin type.
Read MoreLucy Powell MP, Leader of the House of Commons, has confirmed that a response to the consultation on the licensing of non-surgical cosmetics is in progress, following increasing calls for mandatory regulation of the aesthetics industry.
Read MoreDr Dev Patel, an award-winning aesthetic physician and founder of CellDerma, explores the cutting-edge innovations set to redefine skincare in 2025. Drawing from his expertise in dermatology and facial aesthetics, Dr Patel breaks down the science behind growth factors, exosomes, probiotics, CaHA hyperdiluted, and energy-based technologies. With insights on how these treatments stimulate collagen, repair skin damage, and improve long-term skin health, this piece offers a forward-thinking guide for patients and practitioners alike. As the industry advances, Dr Patel’s expertise underscores a shift towards holistic, non-invasive skin solutions with minimal downtime.
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