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Kara Group

Kara Group, a supplier of premium scrubs and uniforms, has launched its new collection of fashion-forward scrubs named the Kara Edit. Designed in collaboration with British fashion designer Alexandra Allen, the collection features 10 functional scrubs pieces – eight tops and trousers for women and a top and trouser set for men. Every item in the collection is made with a durable, water-resistant, breathable and motion-stretch fabric, and has been manufactured to suit all body shapes and sizes.

Mesoestetic

Mesoestetic has relaunched its range of sun protection products, Mesoprotech, with a new look, communicating its solutions for skincare in a clearer way. With each product having been developed to suit the needs of different skin types, Mesoprotech provides complete sun protection against various types of visible and invisible radiation that reaches the skin such as UVA, UVB, blue light (HEV) and infrared radiation (IR). Products in the range include the Melan 130 Pigment Control, Sun Protective Repairing Stick, Light Water Antiaging Veil, Mineral Matt Antiaging Fluid, Antiaging Facial Sun Mist And Antiaging Body Sun Mist.

Perfectly Me

As a convenient alternative to taking tablets or powder formulas, Perfectly Me has launched two new lightly sparking drinks that contain clinically proven ingredients for daily support. The first drink, Perfectly Me Mum-to-Be is apple and ginger flavoured and contains folic acid, calcium, ginger and vitamin D to support mother and baby through each stage of pregnancy.

The second, Perfectly Me Menopause, which is cranberry and raspberry flavoured for hormone balance, supports women before, during and after the menopause. Key ingredients include vitamin B6, sage, vitamin B1 and B12.

Vivacy

Summer 2022 will see the addition of three new products to the Vivacy Beauty skincare portfolio. AQUA LISS’®, Vivacy’s new sheet mask, can be used in clinics after STYLAGE® Hydro, HydraFacial, LED, and superficial peels, as well as a hydration and radiance treatment from home. HYDRAPLUS®, is a concentrated hydrating serum that helps prevent the early signs of ageing. Finally, URBAN RESIST® is the perfect lightweight moisturiser for those whose skin is subject to the aggressions of daily life such as pollution, blue screen light, sun damage, carbon particles.

ZO

ZO Skin Health’s new 10% Vitamin C Self-Activating features a potent dose of vitamin C that helps to brighten and redefine the skin, while promoting a more even skin tone and minimising the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Alongside helping to restore and support the skin’s natural barrier, the waterfree formula includes powerful antioxidants that help defend against environmental triggers.

Surface discolouration is also removed through exfoliation to reveal a radiant, more even skin tone.

SkinCeuticals

SkinCeuticals has launched Oil Shield UV Defense SPF50, a lightweight, residue-free formula, which contains broad spectrum UV protection with mattifying properties to reduce oiliness.

SkinCeuticals market research showed patients with oilier skin avoid daily SPF application as products add to the greasy feeling on their faces. Oil Shield UV Defense SPF50 was developed with this insight in mind. This invisible oil-absorbing formula provides high protection with a comfortable dry-touch finish. It also combines mineral and chemical fillers for high protection.

3D Aesthetics and Dermalux

3D Aesthetics has joined forces with LED device brand Dermalux to create a new powerful combination of treatments.

The Dermalux Flex MD is a professional, portable LED device, offering clinically proven results. It works by channelling safe and effective LED energy into the skin’s layers to rejuvenate cells, treat signs of ageing and acne, improve overall skin health, and relieve muscular and joint pain. This complements other 3D devices such as 3D Dermaforce or 3D HydrO2 facial, creating an upgrade opportunity for many clinics.

Harpar Grace

Aesthetic distributor Harpar Grace has shared the results of its latest clinical study for leading US cosmeceutical brand iS Clinical. The study evaluated the benefits of the iS Clinical Active Peel System in improving the skin. 30 female subjects between the ages of 37-64 years of age used the two-step Active Peel System for eight weeks. After two weeks, 83% said that it improved skin smoothness and 70% said it reduced oily skin and large pore size. After four weeks, 70% of the women who participated in the study said their skin looked better than before. At the end of the study, 80% said that their skin texture improved and skin had a better and healthier colour.

This article appears in July-August 2022

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Aesthetic Medicine
WELCOME TO THE JULY/AUGUST ISSUE OF AESTHETIC MEDICINE
Summer is well and truly upon us.
Meet the experts
The Aesthetic Medicine editorial board includes some of the leading names in aesthetics. Their clinical expertise and diverse range of specialties help ensure the magazine meets the needs of its readers
NEWS AND ANALYSIS
Remote prescribing is not endorsed in “any circumstances”
Changing the law for cosmetic procedures
Dr Ana Cristina Diniz Silva discusses how the incoming regulatory changes will alter the aesthetics sector for the better and what it means for patients and practitioners alike.
Out & about
All the happenings in the industry this month
Join together
Aesthetic Medicine Live returned to Olympia London on May 20-21, bringing 2,719 visitors together with some of the biggest brands in the industry
Class acts
The new Aesthetic Medicine Awards brought together the very best of the UK aesthetics industry in May, with 14 winners announced during a glittering black-tie event
SAVED by the BELLE
We speak to Mr Taimur Shoaib about opening his new state-of-the-art clinic in Glasgow in the midst of the pandemic and how things have changed two years on
Metabolic syndrome and the skin
In our follow-up to last month’s article on understanding metabolic syndrome, Balsam Alabassi explores how it impacts skin and what you can do about it
Safeguarding your mental health
Beauty business burnout is real, and so your own self-care has never been more important, writes Safety in Beauty’s resident psychotherapist Alan Madin
Future fillers
Creating an autologous filler using Platelet Rich Plasma
Making waves
Can fat loss devices give real results? Lucy Brown finds out
On the jaw
Dr Hasan Benar from Dr Elif Clinic discusses jawline treatments and the clinic’s exclusive 2-point jawline technique
T time
Rizvan Batha, superintendent pharmacist at Specialist Pharmacy, on how the thyroid can impact beauty
Shelf respect
Dr Jennifer Owns, founder of The Glow Clinic, on making the most out of online consultations
DIY cyst removal
Claire Alajooz, a senior physician associate and skin surgeon at Aventus Clinic, discusses the rise in at-home cyst removal
Pause for thought
Opening up discussions on menopause is vital, writes Sharron Gordon
Gel together
We take a closer look at the two concentrations of Juvenus’s elastic and injectable gel
Supporting healing
Jennifer Irvine explores how can clients can best recover from non-invasive procedures and the role nutrition plays
See the light
Clint Singh on why LED ring lights don’t work for clinic photography
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Ask Alex
Clinic digital marketing specialist Alex Bugg answers your questions
In her prime
Developing a product line is a dream for many clinic owners. Prime Aesthetics owner, Fatma Salahi, explains how she overcame challenges to make her dream a reality
Market value
Jemma Edwards, owner of deliveringdemand.com , looks at how marketing your treatment menu effectively can reap the rewards
Money’s too tight to mention
Nick Babington on how you can support your staff in terms of financial wellbeing during the cost of living crisis
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