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Aesthetic Trends in 2019 According to the IAPAM
Since 2006, the International Association for Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine has provided training, guidance, industry blogs and reports on the latest aesthetic trends to...
3 monthes ago - IAPAM
Turn Back the Clock - 5 Secrets to Look and Feel Great
Though many explorers searched fruitlessly for the legendary Fountain of Youth for years, we now know their efforts were in vain. However, aesthetic medicine has given us many...
4 monthes ago - Facial Aesthetic Surgery
PDO Nova Threads - The Hottest New Trend!
The realm of Aesthetic medicine has evolved rapidly over the past 25 years. When Botox gained FDA approval in 2002, the innovative neuromodulator forever changed the face of...
4 monthes ago - Randali Centre
Evolus Expands Leadership Team
Evolus, a company dedicated to aesthetic medicine that is currently developing its own botulinum toxin injectable, has expanded its leadership team with the appointments of...
4 monthes ago - Surgical Aesthetics Magazine
ASPS Announces Mentor as a Platinum Sponsor for Plastic Surgery The Meeting
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is proud to welcome Mentor, a leading supplier of medical products for the global aesthetic medicine market, as a Platinum level...
6 monthes ago - Plastic Surgery
ASPS Announces Mentor as a Platinum Sponsor for Plastic Surgery The Meeting
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is proud to welcome Mentor, a leading supplier of medical products for the global aesthetic medicine market, as a Platinum level...
6 monthes ago - Plastic Surgery
Dr. Sinha attains Allergan Diamond status
Sept. 5, 2018 - Leading Atlanta cosmetic surgeon Dr. Pradeep K. Sinha has earned the Diamond-Level Allergan Partner status, which puts him among the top 4 percent of plastic...
6 monthes ago - Facial Aesthetic Surgery
Noninvasive Methods for Lower Facial Rejuvenation
Demand for noninvasive aesthetic medicine options is increasing because of the popularity of nonsurgical procedures and industry's focus on direct-to-consumer marketing. Such...
7 monthes ago - The Clinics
Legal Issues: Restrictive Covenants
Restrictive covenants can help protect your business, but they must be reasonable and are not always enforceable.Allyson Avila It is not uncommon for an employee to leave a...
8 monthes ago - Surgical Aesthetics Magazine
Legal Issues: Off-Label Uses
Legal, ethical and informed consent considerations when using products off-label. By Alex R. Thiersch, JD Using pharmaceuticals “off-label”-that is, in ways that are not...
10 monthes ago - Surgical Aesthetics Magazine
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