New Microneedle Can Obliterate Spider Veins in One Sesson
A new microneedle device—the Given Needle—may help eradicate spider veins with one treatment, a new study shows.
A new microneedle device—the Given Needle—may help eradicate spider veins with one treatment, a new study shows.
The agency has accepted the resubmission seeking approval of the neuromodulator for the temporary improvement of moderate-to-severe glabellar lines and crow’s feet in adults.
The device is designed for use in areas with slightly thicker skin and is intended for applications such as non-surgical hair restoration.
An investigation examines malpractice lawsuits alleging cosmetic surgery chains failed to recognize and respond to serious postoperative complications, including infections and sepsis, sometimes with fatal outcomes.
Post-hoc analyses of phase III trials suggest some patients experienced improvements within days of treatment for atopic dermatitis and prurigo nodularis.
The AAFPRS is warning patients about the health dangers of counterfeit neuromodulators following FDA actions against companies selling unauthorized botulinum toxin products.