The Big Debate
It is both a pleasure and an honour to introduce the inaugural PRIME Roundtable Discussion on Injectable Products, on behalf of my Roundtable Co-Chair, Rosalind Hill (Managing Editor); our esteemed physician...
Read MoreAuthor: Rosalind Hill
What patients want
Cost, location, training, referral source? Wendy Lewis discusses which factors rate highest among today’s patients when choosing a cosmetic surgeon
Read MorePlastic surgery in Russia
Plastic surgery is the youngest profession among surgical practices in Russia. In fact, only in May 2013 was the order of providing services for plastic surgeons approved by the Russian...
Read MoreTime to wave goodbye to the charlatans
The state of the science of injectable products such as soft tissue fillers and neurotoxins is often a bone of contention in the post-PIP, post-Keogh world of cosmetic surgery. Throughout Europe,...
Read MoreAMWC 2014: the world’s largest event in global anti-ageing medicine
PRIME previews the 12th annual Anti-aging Medicine World Congress, held in Monaco, 3–5 April 2014, and the Pre-congress iClass on 2 April 2014
Read MorePDT resurfaces as latest skin rejuvenation treatment
With photodynamic therapy approved by the FDA to treat skin lesions since 2004, Emmanuelle Bassmann discusses whether it is still the number one treatment for skin cancer, and considers its off-label uses such as acne and rejuvenation
Read MoreGene therapy for human skin disease produces long-term benefits
Stem cell-based gene therapy holds promise for the treatment of devastating genetic skin diseases, but the long-term clinical outcomes of this approach have been unclear. In a study published online...
Read MoreRacial differences in cosmetic outcomes after breast-conserving therapy
The cosmetic results after ‘lumpectomy’ for breast cancer differ for African-American versus Caucasian women, suggests a pilot study published in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – Global Open®. Despite...
Read MoreJanuary/February 2026 Issue
