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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.2023 Rewind
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2023-nov-dec/2023-rewind/35322/2023 was a year that will live in infamy both in the cosmetic bubble and in the world at large, according to Steve Dayan, MD.Rationale #3 Tinted Serum SPF 50+
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/skincare/rationale-3-tinted-serum-spf-50/35257/In each issue, Modern Aesthetics® magazine asks top cosmetic doctors about the newest cosmeceuticals they are offering to patients. Here, Vivian Bucay, MD, the founder and president of Bucay Center for Dermatology and Aesthetics in San Antonio, TX, discusses her history with the Rationale, an AustraWelcoming gender-diverse patients in your dermatology practice
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2023-may-june/welcoming-gender-diverse-patients-in-your-dermatology-practice/35277/Are patients able to see themselves reflected in the culture of your office?Beauty and Technology
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2023-may-june/beauty-and-technology/35274/Learn about “beauty wear” and how it will change the future of beauty.“Best in Show”
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2023-may-june/best-in-show-1/35270/In each issue, Modern Aesthetics® magazine asks top cosmetic doctors about the newest cosmeceuticals they are offering to patients. Here, Natalie M. Curcio, MD, MPH, a dermatologist and the CEO & Founder of Curcio Dermatology, PC in Nashville, TN, weighs in on Elevai empower and Elevai enfinity,A Conversation Starts With Listening
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/practice-development/a-conversation-starts-with-listening/35256/In this period of turmoil, what we desperately need to learn is how to have a conversation. We need to learn how to listen ... it is not an innate skill, rather a learned skill that takes years of practice and a tremendous amount of discipline.New Year’s Resolutions for Your Practice: Tips for a Prosperous 2023
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/practice-development/new-years-resolutions-for-your-practice-tips-for-a-prosperous-2023/35252/Every January, people make New Year’s resolutions. These include personal goals like getting fit or breaking a bad habit. January can also be a good time to make practice resolutions. Modern Aesthetics® magazine asked three practice management pros to share their tips for making 2023 your most produ