Professor Ali Ghanem discusses his groundbreaking "Defy Your Decade" programme, a bespoke approach to aesthetic treatments tailored to the unique ageing challenges faced in each decade of life. By focusing on surface, volume, and laxity, he provides personalised solutions that blend science, innovation, and holistic care to enhance both appearance and emotional well-being.
Read MoreFor those who struggle with sensitive skin, the search for non-irritating skincare can be exhausting. With countless products on the market, each boasting miraculous results, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. So, what exactly does "hypoallergenic" mean, and how can you be sure you're choosing products that won’t wreak havoc on your skin?
Read MoreNow the festive season is in full swing, and our social calendars fill with Christmas parties, work events, and gatherings with loved ones, it can be easy to forget about our skins needs. Whilst it’s a time for celebration, indulgence, and glam makeup, it’s also the time when our skin can be at its most vulnerable. The stress of rushing around for gifts, late nights, and the temptation to crash into bed without cleansing can wreak havoc on your skin barrier. Another factor to consider is the increased central heating and lack of fresh air due to the winter weather. The worst thing you can do at this time of year is skipping your nighttime skincare routine, especially leaving makeup on, which can lead to dull, congested, and irritated skin, just when you want to look your best.
Read MoreIn the quest for effortless beauty, many are turning to high-maintenance treatments that promise to simplify daily routines. By investing time and resources upfront, these procedures aim to reduce the need for constant upkeep, allowing individuals to maintain a polished appearance with minimal effort. This approach, often referred to as "high maintenance to be low maintenance," encompasses a range of treatments designed to deliver long-lasting results, ultimately streamlining beauty regimens.
Read MoreVanessa Brown, Head of Sales and Marketing at EMEA, the company behind Emerald Laser which has seen a worrying rise fake device, explains how to spot fraudulent devices.
Read MoreDr Yannis is a triple board-certified Plastic Surgeon, Founder and Medical Director of 111 Harley St. in London’s highly respected medical area. Under the guiding hand of his expertise, the clinic specialises in plastic surgery procedures, aesthetic treatments and injectables with on-going research and an ever-evolving treatment menu incorporating the latest technologies and techniques.
Read MoreOzempic, a GLP-1 receptor agonist initially developed for type 2 diabetes management, has gained prominence for its significant weight loss effects. This shift in weightloss management has impacted the beauty industry, leading to increased demand for aesthetic treatments and altering consumer behaviour.
Read MoreA shift in what patients want when it comes to skincare and skin health - has seen the rise of skin boosters. More and more people are moving away from treatments that drastically alter their appearance and instead are looking for subtle, natural-looking ways to boost their skin’s health and appearance.
Read MoreHolistic care is looking after the whole person, which means a patients mind, body and spirit, a 360 approach, and then integrating and sharing this care with the wider healthcare team. It is an approach which understands the importance of balance and bringing everything back into equilibrium for patients. I believe passionately in this preventative approach, harnessing the ability to influence and divert the trajectory to possible pathology and disease.
Read MoreAs winter approaches and temperatures drop, it’s tempting to believe that your skin is safe from sun damage. But this couldn’t be further from the truth. Ultraviolet (UV) rays, responsible for premature ageing and skin cancer, don’t take a break in the winter months. While we may feel the warmth of the sun less, understanding how UV rays work reveals why sunscreen remains essential all year round.
Read MoreOur Columnist, Dr Dev Patel is a globally reputed aesthetic physician, the founder of CellDerma and winner of multiple industry awards - he is an ambassador of clinical excellence and lives and works by his motto ‘strive to be better every day’. Specialising in facial aesthetics, his extensive knowledge and background in dermatology have motivated him to develop a profound knowledge of skincare technology. Today he continues to work in his clinic and teaches at his training facility ‘Perfect Skin Academy. Dr Dev shares 5 frequently asked questions about Retinoids and his answers.
Read MoreEvery patient who walks into your clinic is looking for one thing: results. They want to feel confident and beautiful in their own skin. The PlaDuo device positions itself as being able to give them just that, all with the power of plasma. Targeting a wide range of skin concerns with precision, from fine lines, to acne, and even rosacea, integrating the PlaDuo into your practice can offer a cutting-edge and versatile addition to your clinics offerings. Having tried this out for ourselves at the Dr Preema London Clinic, here are six reasons why we think the PlaDuo device is the perfect add-on to your clinic’s offerings.
Read MoreOur Columnist, Elena Cudworth, talks through the most common skin conditions and how she treats them in the clinic.
Read MoreAs the beauty landscape evolves, a new kind of client is reshaping the way beauty clinics operate—especially in London. Today’s modern woman is juggling career demands, family responsibilities, and an increasingly hectic schedule. She needs a one-stop space for all her beauty treatments, a place where she can indulge in a quick facial, get her nails done, and perhaps enjoy a massage, all in a single visit. Yet, in the bustling capital, finding comprehensive beauty clinics with the capacity for a full 360-degree wellness experience can be challenging. Limited by space and specialised services, many London salons simply can’t meet the diverse needs of this fast-paced clientele.
Read MoreThe Scottish Government has announced it is planning legislation to regulate non-surgical cosmetic treatments, with formal regulations expected by Spring 2026. This marks a significant step in addressing the safety concerns surrounding the growing aesthetic industry, which includes popular treatments like Botox, dermal fillers, and laser therapies. The new legislation will impose stricter standards on practitioners, ensuring they are qualified and that clinics meet rigorous safety protocols.
Read MoreWith the surge in popularity of non-surgical cosmetic procedures, many people are turning to treatments that promise enhanced appearance with little to no recovery time. From injectables like botulinum toxin (commonly known as Botox) and dermal fillers to advanced skin therapies, the variety of options is ever-expanding. However, the rapid growth of this industry highlights a significant issue: a concerning lack of regulation. Without robust oversight, consumers are exposed to unsafe practices, with potentially serious consequences.
Read MoreDr Yannis Alexandrides, PBL Magazine Columnist, explores Exosomes and if they have a future in regenerative aesthetics.
Read MoreExfoliation is a key element of any effective skincare regimen, essential for maintaining a glowing, healthy complexion. Whether you're looking to clear clogged pores, soften skin texture, or simply refresh your skin, exfoliation helps to remove dead cells and encourage cellular turnover. There are two main methods of exfoliation: chemical and physical. Each approach offers unique benefits, but understanding their differences is critical to making informed choices for your skincare routine, and exfoliating your skin.
Read MoreRed Light Therapy offers an array of benefits, and it can be utilised as a complementary approach alongside conventional eczema treatments. Ahead of Eczema Awareness Month, Dr. Maryam Zamani discusses the science of Red Light Therapy and how the technology may help to reduce inflammation and redness seen in eczema, rosacea and other skin conditions.
Read MoreIn order to give patients, the best results from their aesthetic treatments it is essential to have a deep understanding of facial anatomy whilst still being able to appreciate each faces individuality. When it comes to treating male and female faces, they have different facial anatomies and therefore require different techniques when it comes to administering aesthetic treatments. Comprehensive and in-depth training is the best foundation to nurture this understanding and equip yourself with the latest techniques and knowledge to give patients the highest standard of treatment and results. We spoke to Dr Tristan Mehta of Harley Academy and STORY Clinic to find out more.
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