FACIAL AESTHETICS

Facial aesthetics are increasingly becoming a part of the everyday, with people choosing to book in for a course of wrinkle treatment, for example,in the same way that they would choose to have a manicure or pedicure. And with treatments evolving rapidly, this is a trend that looks sure to continue.

Today's patients can choose from so many options, from dermatological treatments such as Botulinum Toxin, Dermal Fillers or Thread Lifting to cosmetic surgery or dentistry. Similarly, the range of professions that are offering facial aesthetics is increasing too.

These are obviously exciting times but the explosion of 'medical spas' also demands a truly symbiotic and multi- disciplinary approach if we are to optimise our treatment results and deliver outstanding patient care.

With more and more people embracing the benefits of facial aesthetics, it's certainly an exciting time for professionals involved in this growing sector.

The rise of the 'medical spa', offering treatments ranging from cosmetic surgery to cosmetic dentistry and non-surgical procedures such as Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Fillers, has opened doors for many surgical and non-surgical experts. Including cosmetic dentists, cosmetic dermatologists, aesthetic nurse practitioners, plastic surgeons and cosmetic doctors.