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A Transparent Breakdown for NHS Clinicians The aesthetic medicine market in the UK is growing. In 2023, it reached £4.1 billion, and it’s projected to continue climbing. But here’s the a common question we get asked: can you, as an NHS clinician, actually make money from aesthetics in your first year? And if so, how […]
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Understanding and Managing Aesthetic Complications: Why Patient Safety Must Come First Whether you’re just starting out or already experienced in the field, understanding aesthetic complications and prioritising patient safety in aesthetic medicine is non-negotiable. It’s not just about avoiding negative outcomes – it’s about safeguarding your patients, maintaining trust, and building a successful long-term practice. […]
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As consumer demand for non-invasive aesthetic procedures rises across the country, the number of complications is also growing at an alarming rate. During 2022, Save Face, a UK register of accredited cosmetic practitioners, received a shocking 2,824 complaints relating to dermal fillers and Botox treatments. This is a significant increase from 2,436 in 2021 and […]
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Dermal Filler Complications: How to Manage Risks and Keep Patients Safe Dermal filler treatments, especially lip fillers, have surged in popularity across the UK. For many, they’ve become as routine as a haircut or manicure. A recent survey of 51,000 young Brits revealed that 59% now view lip fillers as a normal part of grooming,a […]
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The aesthetics industry in the UK is in a state of flux, with increased regulation of the non-surgical cosmetic industry on the way, a new wave of treatments such as polynucleotides and PRP therapy set to surge in popularity, and a rise in “make-under” procedures such as facial filler removals. What hasn’t changed is the […]
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy is a common treatment in aesthetic medicine for skin rejuvenation, hair regeneration and scar management. Its appeal lies in using the patient’s blood, reducing allergic risks while promoting natural tissue regeneration. However, similar to any medical intervention, PRP also has its side effects, which vary from mild to severe complications. Efficient […]
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Safety is absolutely at the heart of carrying out a responsible and trusted aesthetic surgery business or practice. Whilst professional training means that aesthetic practitioners are knowledgeable experts, no medical or cosmetic procedure is completely without risk. But as a professional it’s crucial to building a clinic’s reputation and ensuring patient trust in order to […]
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Aesthetic procedures of the surgical and non-surgical variety are growing in popularity, as more and more people look to enhance both their physical and mental wellbeing by undergoing a procedure such as breast enlargement or reduction, abdominoplasty, face and neck lifts, or botox. The vast majority of procedures carried out in the UK are done […]
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Polynucleotide treatment is rising as a groundbreaking aesthetic and regenerative medicine for skin rejuvenation, tissue healing and anti-ageing. Yet, for all its attributes, like any other treatments in medicine, it possesses potential risks that need to be mitigated if patients are going to remain safe and achieve the most successful result. Having outlined the risks […]
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PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy has become increasingly sought after in aesthetic medicine. By using its regenerative capabilities particularly when it comes to skin rejuvenation and/or hair restoration, this aesthetic treatment is minimally invasive wherein the concentrated platelets and growth factors extracted from a patient’s blood can heal their body’s tissue through cell regeneration. Yet, every […]
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