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Read the latest aesthetics news and articles to help you gain an insight into aesthetic medicine no matter where you are in your aesthetics journey.
Our team of expert trainers share their advice on a wide range of topics including, how to navigate yourself as a new aesthetics practitioner, valuable tips and guidance on maximising your training and support when launching and growing your aesthetic clinic. You will also find the latest Aesthetics news regarding regulations and licensing changes in the UK.
Keogh Review calls for qualifications for non-invasive treatments including Botox and dermal fillers
Initial findings from the Keogh Review, the committee set up to investigate the aesthetic medicine industry and its standards, have been released, the results of which show the need for greater regulation…
Botox can help athletes overcome vocal chord condition
A relatively common condition for athletes can often be misdiagnosed as asthma, but if detected can be treated easily enough through a combination of treatments including Botox for the vocal chords. Although…
Cosmetic Courses – March Round-Up
At Cosmetic Courses we have had an exciting and hectic month, from Foundation and Advanced Botox and Fillers courses to Chemical Peel and Dermaroller, with bespoke one-to-one sessions along the way.At…
Preparing for the Keogh Review’s outcomes
If you currently offer injectable treatments and other non-invasive cosmetic procedures, either privately or through a clinic, it’s likely you will be impacted at some stage by the Keogh Review - whose…
Johnson & Johnson Botox Rivalry
Giant healthcare and beauty company, Johnson & Johnson, will soon launching Johnson & Johnson Botox that may make a dent in to Allergan’s Botox behemoth.The firm are looking to gain US approval…
Business potential for plastic surgery clinics or private practitioners
The growth of non-invasive procedures is the largest in the aesthetic medicine industry and so provides plastic surgery clinics with the most potential when it comes to growing their business. Many clinics…
Keogh Review receives more industry support
The Keogh Review, a committee that has been set up to look at regulating the medical aesthetics industry to ensure best practice and protection for patients, is receiving support from numerous bodies working…
Botox and fillers – why take a refresher course?
It’s important for every practising medical aesthetic professional to undertake training to administer Botox and fillers, though it may be that a refresher course along the way could also prove useful.How…
Nurse in Aesthetics | Working as a nurse and considering a career change?
There is an ongoing discussion within the medical industry right now about who should be able to perform non-surgical cosmetic procedures such as Botox, chemical peels and fillers. Popular opinion amongst…
eDermaStamp ® – the future of micro-needling treatment?
Micro-needling has become a very popular procedure for our clients with Dermaroller recently providing a new innovation in their field of the eDermaStamp ®. The eDermaStamp ® is the newest way to treat…
Benefits of working for yourself in the aesthetics industry
There are many personal and career orientated benefits to working for yourself within the aesthetics industry. Many delegates express that they feel working for themselves has many benefits and can work…
Dermaroller micro-needling training
Here at Cosmetic Courses, as well as our ever-popular Botox courses, we offer training in micro-needling, which has a large demand from our delegates and clientele.Micro-needling is a way of improving…
