Sabine Zenker presents her concept for the treatment of wrinkles and midface volume loss with hyaluronic acid and polycaprolactone. Skin ageing is a continuously and onwardly marching process typically dividable into two...
Read MorePierre Bouhanna provides an overview of the most popular hair transplantation procedures currently available, including technique, advantages, and indications for their use. Aesthetic surgery for male and female androgenetic...
Read MorePatrick Treacy discusses the options available for the rejuvenation of the periorbital area, including chemical peels, fillers, and microfocused ultrasound. The demand for non-invasive and minimally invasive skin-tightening...
Read MoreAleksandar Godic reviews the benefits of using autologous adipose-derived stem cells in regenerative medicine. Advanced age in humans is considered to be the greatest risk factor for a range of diseases, including cancer,...
Read MoreR. Glen Calderhead and David B. Vasily evaluate the technology and science behind LED-low level light therapy and its use in aesthetic clinical practice. Before discussing either the photobiological basics or clinical...
Read MoreAlexander Borodko describes his five-step technique for non-surgical facelifting using a combination of hyaluronic acid fillers. Effective modern aesthetic medicine involves synergistic treatments by both the plastic surgeon and...
Read MoreChytra Anand reviews the combinational treatment options available for melasma, including topical therapies, chemical peels, and lasers. Melasma is a term derived from the Greek word ‘melas’ meaning black . It manifests itself...
Read MoreDvora Ancona and Valerio Pedrelli discuss the results of a comparison study of two technologies to treat the ageing neck, including wrinkles, skin texture and skin laxity. Patient demand for minimally invasive procedures to...
Read MoreJana Janovska, Lana Kasparane, Julia Voicehovska, Sergejs Babikovs and Jānis Ķīsis discuss the findings of their study on the effects of advanced glycation end-products on skin ageing. Ageing is a multifactorial process where...
Read MoreLeonardo Marini discusses how the technological evolution of laser and light-based systems allow practitioners to offer subtle, more tailored skin rejuvenation treatments. Skin ageing is an unstoppable, progressive biological...
Read MoreFiras Al-Niaimi reviews the evidence surrounding the mechanisms of action, applications, and future use of topical formulations of vitamin C. Vitamin C is the most abundant antioxidant in human skin1. The importance of vitamin C...
Read MoreSherine S. Raveendran discusses her comprehensive approach to skin care, which considers the impact of an individual’s ethnicity on how their skin ages and the topical formulations best suited to them.
Read MoreMichael Gellis compares liposuction satisfaction rates between low and high body mass index patients under awake local tumescent anesthesia in 1,826 cases. Since liposuction began in the United States in the early 1980s, plastic...
Read MoreMaria Bonnici reviews the current mainstream and alternative treatments for male pattern hair loss, including hair transplants, oral finasteride, and low-level light therapy. Androgenic alopecia (AGA) or male pattern hair loss...
Read MoreVladlena Averina discusses a series of holistic approaches to treating the signs of aging based on a new form of aging classification. The classification of aging morphotypes was taken as the basis for aesthetic correction. What...
Read MorePatrizia A. d’Alessio, Chantal Menut, Jocelyne Lejay, Jean-François Bisson, and Marie C. Béné review the evidence surrounding the use of d-limonene for skin rejuvenation. Otto Wallach, in his Nobel Prize lecture, declared: ‘From...
Read MoreValcinir Bedin reviews the evidence surrounding the use of different agents in a range of concentrations for superficial, medium, and deep peels. Skin Rejuvenation techniques have been improved not only through technological...
Read MoreHeinz Freier and Andreas Pachten evaluate the application, mode of action, and distinction of medical and cosmetic microneedling in Europe. The skin consists of the epidermis, dermis, and subcutis. Skin thickness can vary in...
Read MoreDaniel Sister explores the physiology of the aging face and explains how non-surgical treatments can deliver the desired results without the downtime associated with more invasive procedures. A non-surgical facelift is now a...
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