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The difference between Profhilo® and Polynucleotides

In recent years, injectable treatments have become a popular choice for people seeking non-surgical solutions for skin rejuvenation. Among these, Profhilo® and Polynucleotides are two notable options that target both skin ageing and skin health. This article provides an expert insight into the difference between Profhilo® and Polynucleotides to help you make an informed decision if you are considering aesthetic treatments.

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Skin health - Most frequent questions

Understanding how to care for your skin is more important than ever. Whether you are looking to identify your skin type, choose the best skincare routine, or explore advanced treatments like Botox® or dermal fillers, this article will provide the knowledge you need to healthier, more radiant skin.

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By Dr Haidar Hassan
08.11.24
Aesthetic medicine

How are polynucleotides used in skin rejuvenation treatments?

Polynucleotides are typically administered through a series of injections directly into the skin. These injections deliver the polynucleotides to the dermal layer, where they begin to promote cell activity and encourage the synthesis of collagen and elastin. We take an in-depth look at how they're used.

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Considering dermal fillers? A guide to safe and stunning results

Dermal fillers are currently one of the most popular cosmetic treatments, due to their non-invasive technique and more naturalistic-looking results. They are used to fill out places in the skin where fat or muscle may have retreated, fill out wrinkles, and add youthful plumpness to improve the appearance of hollowness in the bone structure. An expert aesthetic specialist goes over what you need to know about dermal fillers in this guide.

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By Dr Sherif El Wakil
30.10.24
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All about andropause

Andropause, also referred to as testosterone deficiency syndrome (TDS) or “male menopause”, is when there is a drop in testosterone production around the age of 50 years old and upwards, causing a deficiency. One of London’s leading cosmetic and sexual aesthetic doctors explains andropause and how it can be managed in this article.

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The importance of safety in aesthetic procedures: What to look for in a practitioner

In recent years, aesthetic procedures, including facial aesthetics, have become increasingly popular. They offer people the chance to enhance their appearance and boost their self-confidence. However, the rise in demand for these procedures has also led to an increase in the number of practitioners offering services, not all of whom are properly qualified. Ensuring the safety of any aesthetic procedure is essential to achieving the desired results without complications. Knowing what to look for in a practitioner is crucial to protect your health and wellbeing

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By Dr Jacqueline Lewis
17.10.24
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Exosome treatment: Understanding its benefits and results

Exosome treatment is an advanced form of regenerative therapy that utilises exosomes, which are small extracellular vesicles released by cells, particularly stem cells.

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By Dr Eleojo Achimugu
08.10.24
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Pattern baldness in males and females

Pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is a common form of hair loss that affects both men and women. It is primarily influenced by genetic and hormonal factors and can lead to a progressive thinning of hair. Though it presents similarly in both genders, there are distinct differences in how it manifests and progresses.

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By Dr Karla Orsine Murta Dias
02.10.24
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All about facial volumisation

Facial volumisation is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that aims to restore volume and fullness to areas of the face that have lost their youthful plumpness over time. Here to tell us all about it is leading aesthetic doctor Dr Karla Orsine Murta Dias.

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By Dr Jacqueline Lewis
26.08.24
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Lip wrinkles: Causes and treatments

Lip wrinkles, often referred to as "lip lines" or "smoker's lines," are fine lines that appear on and around the lips. These wrinkles can be caused by a variety of factors and tend to become more noticeable as we age. Leading consultant aesthetic and plastic surgeon Dr Jacqueline Lewis takes closer look at what causes lip wrinkles and the treatments available to address them.

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