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Is Your Practice Ready for the Tweakment Seekers?
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2023-july-aug/is-your-practice-ready-for-the-tweakment-seekers/35300/Gen Z adults and Millennials are seeking minimally invasive treatments, or “tweakments.”Growth Factor Eye Serum, ZO Skin Health
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2020-nov-dec/growth-factor-eye-serum-zo-skin-health/34963/In each edition, Modern Aesthetics® asks top aesthetic physicians about the newest cosmeceuticals in their practices. This month, Wendy E. Roberts, MD, a dermatologist in Rancho Mirage, CA, shares her enthusiasm for ZO Skin Health’s Growth Factor Eye Serum.Generating More Than Buzz
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/practice-development/generating-more-than-buzz/35419/Pioneers in the field share key information at Genesis: Innovations in Aesthetic Regenerative MedicineBeauty Counter MD
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2020-nov-dec/beauty-counter-md-8/34965/Expert insight on the hottest products, ingredients, and trends your patients are talking about.Colorescience’s New Barrier Pro Duo
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2023-nov-dec/coloresciences-new-barrier-pro-duo/35324/Kathleen Behr, MD, the founder of Behr Laser & Skin Care Center in Fresno, CA, talks about the new Barrier Pro Duo, which launchedn in late 2023.Laser-Based, Needle-Free Transdermal Drug Delivery
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/energy-based-devices/laser-based-needle-free-transdermal-drug-delivery/35243/The potential impact of this new technology on aesthetic medicine.Body Rejuvenation in Perspective
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2013-may-june/body-rejuvenation-in-perspective/34756/With patients' increased accessibility to a growing range of procedures, identifying their concerns and desires remains paramount to delivering optimal results.The Future Is Biochemical
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/practice-development/the-future-is-biochemical/35417/This frontier is being shaped by a category I call “biochemical cues”: modalities like exosomes, peptides, growth factors, PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide), and other regenerative approaches, which tap into the body’s own healing and repair mechanisms to deliver profound results.Sciton’s Joule X Platform
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2020-jan-feb/scitons-joule-x-platform/34856/In each issue, Modern Aesthetics® magazine asks top cosmetic physicians about the devices that they are introducing to their patients. Here, Arisa Ortiz, MD, an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology and Director of Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology at UC San Diego, shares her experience with ScitEmbracing the Natural Look Movement
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2025-jan-feb/embracing-the-natural-look-movement/35416/Aesthetic professionals who rely on filler as part of their business model may be worried that the natural look movement will hurt their business, but they should not be.