January/February 2016 NEWS
09 REGENSCIENTIFIC receives CE-mark for Renú® Soft Tissue injectable implant
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Botox prolongs life of HA fillers INDUSTRY INSIDER
Cosmeceuticals 2016 Cosmetic dermatologists talk to Wendy Lewis on what’s trending in skincare and what their patients are buying
PEER-REVIEW 18
Treatments for male pattern hair loss Maria Bonnici reviews the current mainstream and alternative treatments for male pattern hair loss, including hair transplants, oral finasteride, and low-level light therapy
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24 The effects of topical vitamin C on the skin Firas Al-Niaimi reviews the evidence surrounding the mechanisms of action, applications, and future use of topical formulations of vitamin C
34 Liposuction satisfaction rates between low and high BMI patients Michael Gellis compares liposuction satisfaction rates between low and high body mass index patients under awake local tumescent anesthesia in 1,826 cases
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A pragmatic approach Sherine 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
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
52 You should write a book Many well-known physicians have successfully used the power of print to effectively grow their practices and expand their visibility among the media and consumers. Wendy Lewis, author of 11 books, explains the process
PRIME PROMOTIONS
56 Liquid facelift with Apriline® HA fillers 58 The power of skin resurfacing
60 Combining Sciton’s HALO™ and BBL™ to maximize benefits PRODUCTS
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The latest product news and technologies for the aesthetic and anti-ageing industry
EVENTS
A round-up of the major industry events happening around the world over the next 12 months
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