Lady Parts: Bruce E. Katz, MD, Ushers in Cosmetic Surgery’s Final Frontier
In the November PSP cover story, Bruce E. Katz, MD, talks about how he's helping to usher in cosmetic surgery's final frontier--vaginal rejuvenation.
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Study Highlights CollPlant’s rhCollagen-based Photocurable Dermal Filler
Preclinical modeling demonstrates potential for filler to enhance cell proliferation and new tissue regeneration for aesthetic medicine applications, according to a new study from CollPlant Biotechnologies, published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
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How Facelift Incisions Are Strategically Placed to Minimize Visible Scars
A double board-certified facial plastic surgeon explains how modern facelift techniques reduce the risk of noticeable scarring.
The Best Ways To Protect And Boost Collagen In Skin, According To Dermatologists
Collagen is the holy grail of healthy skin, which is why it’s crucial to take care of collagen in your skin—no matter what age you are, Forbes reports.
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Dermal Fillers Restore Youthful Facial Movement, Not Just Fill Wrinkles, Per Study
Dermal fillers do more than just fill in wrinkles. They also restore a more youthful pattern of facial movement and expressiveness, according to a recent study.
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New Year, New You: The Benefits of Botox and Fillers
Although there used to be stigma within the Black community about getting injectables, that has slowly been changing in recent years, according to Ebony.
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Why the Plasma Pen Is So Divisive
Some doctors like it, while others don’t recommend it at all. What’s the deal about the plasma pen, RealSelf asks.
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Collagen: ‘Fountain of Youth’ or Edible Hoax?
U.S. consumers are expected to spend $293 million on collagen products in 2020, according to WebMD.
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Is Collagen the Fountain of Youth?
While the evidence on collagen is far from conclusive, most clinicians agree there’s little downside in trying it if you wish — as long as you keep expectations in check and a few things in mind, CNN advises.
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All of My Friends Are Getting Dermal Fillers. Should I?
Fillers aren’t for everyone, but if you’re curious, here’s what you should know, Self shares.
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Skin Aging Effects Vary Depending on Ethnicity, Review Finds
A review paper published recently in Clinics in Dermatology discusses how aging presents in patients, and the differences that are attributed to skin type, exposures and genetic factors.
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Soliton to Initiate Pivotal Cellulite Trial After Achieving Positive POC Trial Results
Soliton Inc announces it will move forward with a pivotal cellulite trial after results from its Proof of Concept (POC) clinical trial revealed a 20% to 47% improvement in the cellulite severity score.
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Nurysh Unveils Lyft 2.0 Anti-Aging Tool
Uplevity clinical skincare subsidiar Nurysh releases Lyft 2.0 – the latest iteration of its 7-function anti-aging tool which has received FDA Class II clearance for treating acne, fine lines, and wrinkles.
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Endo International Publishes Phase 2 Cellulite Treatment Data
Endo International plc announces the publication of Phase 2 data evaluating collagenase clostridium histolyticum (CCH) for the treatment of cellulite in Dermatologic Surgery, the official journal of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery.
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Combination Approach to Treat Facial Photoaging Put Under the Spotlight
A study published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine (LSM) evaluates the combined effect of same-day, sequential IPL-NAFL treatment on photoaging of the face.
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Butterfly Syndrome Fibrosis Development May Be Linked to TSP1 Protein
Researchers have pinpointed how fibrosis develops in butterfly syndrome patients. The discovery points to a potential treatment for the debilitating complication.
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Lutronic Genius Intelligent RF Delivery Platform Receives FDA Clearance
Lutronic, a global business focused on developing intelligent energy-based medical devices, announces the US FDA clearance of the Lutronic Genius platform.
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Derm Antibiotic Rx Dipped Overall, But Rose Postsurgery, Analysis Suggests
While overall antibiotic prescribing declined 36.6% in dermatology over the past decade, an increase was observed in prescribing following surgical care visits, according to a repeated cross-sectional analysis published in JAMA Dermatology.
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