Aesthetic Medicine

Aesthetic Medicine is the premier business-to-business publication designed for knowledgeable aesthetic professionals. Publishing 10 issues annually and starting with a circulation of 15,000, this magazine targets specialized clinics and practitioners in the expanding aesthetic industry.

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UK bans liquid Brazilian butt lift ads for risk trivialisation and body image pressure

1 week ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Ellen Cummings

Published 16th Apr 2025 The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned adverts from six companies promoting liquid Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs) for failing to address the significant risks of the procedure and for exploiting women's body image insecurities. These adverts, which appeared on Facebook and Instagram, were deemed to pressure customers into making hasty decisions by offering limited-time deals.
BACS issues urgent warning on medical tourism following tragic paralysis case

1 week ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Anna Dobbie

Published 16th Apr 2025 The case has reignited growing concerns about the risks associated with medical tourism, where patients travel abroad in search of lower-cost cosmetic surgery – often without fully understanding the potential dangers involved. Dr Ian Morgan, president of BACS, issued a stark warning: “This horrific case is yet another reminder of the life-threatening dangers of unregulated medical tourism.
Digital revolution

1 week ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Anna Dobbie

Published 16th Apr 2025 Aesthetic Medicine (AM): What role does technology play in creating a seamless and personalised patient journey in medical aesthetics? Fred Helo (FH): Technology in aesthetic medicine is saving time for both the patient and clinics, securing more appointment bookings, and ultimately maximising revenue.
Men are found more likely to book an aesthetic treatment in new study

2 weeks ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Erin Leybourne

Published 04th Apr 2025 The study, carried out by energy-based device manufacturer Cynosure Lutronic, surveyed 1,500 people in the UK. The research revealed that women overall are more concerned about their skin, with only 6% saying they had no skin concerns compared to 21% of men. Mens’ concerns are more focused on ‘medical’ skin conditions, such as acne, eczema and rosacea.
Level 5 apprenticeship standard approved for aesthetic practitioners

4 weeks ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Anna Dobbie

Developed in response to ongoing discussions regarding potential licensing and regulation of aesthetic treatments, this new apprenticeship standard provides a government-backed, fully funded route for professionals to gain competency in advanced skin rejuvenation procedures.
2025 Spring Statement: What does it mean for aesthetics businesses?

4 weeks ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Erin Leybourne

Published 26th Mar 2025 Opening her speech, she said that the decisions made in the October Budget were "non-negotiable", and that they will bring stability to the economy. In the 2024 Autumn Budget, the Chancellor presented an increase in minimum wage, National Insurance freeze for employees and changes to business rates. But what does the new Spring Statement mean for beauty businesses?
Gen Z surgeons choosing aesthetic medicine over reconstructive surgery, study finds

1 month ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Ellen Cummings

Updated on 21st Mar 2025 This trend, spanning both Europe and the United States, raises concerns about workforce shortages in public healthcare and the future of reconstructive plastic surgery. The generational shift in surgeryGen Z, defined as those born between 1997 and 2012, has been instrumental in modernising surgical practices through digital innovation, including virtual reality simulations and AI-driven diagnostics.
BCAM welcomes new trustees

1 month ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Anna Dobbie

The British College of Aesthetic Medicine has announced the appointment of three new trustees to its board. Dr Haidar Hassan“I’m honoured to join BCAM as a trustee and contribute to its mission of advancing aesthetic and regenerative medicine. I am particularly passionate about strengthening BCAM’s role in clinical and evidence-based research, as well as fostering collaborations between academia and professional bodies.
Newcastle ranks #1

1 month ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Ellen Cummings

Published 05th Mar 2025 The research analysed search volume data for key hair loss-related terms, revealing which areas have the highest relative interest in hair restoration solutions. Newcastle upon Tyne ranks first, with nearly 11% of its population searching for hair loss solutions. The city recorded 30,900 searches related to hair loss, with a notable interest in hair transplants, which accounted for 10,800 queries.
Simpler Recycling reforms: what aesthetic clinics need to know

1 month ago | aestheticmed.co.uk | Ellen Cummings

Published 27th Feb 2025 The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) has yet to confirm exact penalty amounts but has made it clear that enforcement will take place. The Environment Agency will issue compliance notices to businesses that fail to adhere to the rules, with further action taken if violations persist. Does your aesthetic business need to comply? The new recycling regulations apply to any business in England with 10 or more full-time employees.