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Dermalux

Dermalux has unveiled the Dermalux LED Face Mask, bringing its award-winning phototherapy technology to the at-home market. The device features the brand’s unique off-theskin design for even light distribution and utilises three clinically proven rejuvenation wavelengths: 633nm red, 830nm near-infrared, and 1072nm infrared. Engineered with a strict wavelength tolerance of ±2nm, it supports collagen production and overall skin vitality. Dermalux has developed an affiliate scheme for clinics retailing the mask for between-visit upkeep.

RRP: £449 dermalux.com

Medik8

Medik8 Total Moisture Daily Cleansing Gel is a barrier – supporting cleanser that effectively removes makeup, sunscreen and daily impurities without stripping the skin. Its gentle gel-to-foam formula leaves skin feeling clean, soft and hydrated, while Smart Surfactant technology, Moisture Magnets and prebiotic inulin help support the skin barrier, maintain hydration and nurture the microbiome. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, it delivers a thorough, non-drying cleanse for a smooth, balanced complexion.

RRP: £29 medik8.com

Circadia

Circadia’s Green Coffee & Adaptogen Brightening Mask is designed to restore radiance without exfoliation. This revitalising mask works at a cellular level to enhance skin clarity and target signs of fatigue. The formula features Kakadu Plum to boost collagen and hyaluronic acid, alongside Green Coffee to stimulate cellular function and energise dull skin. Additionally, an Ecomushlyte Mushroom Blend delivers a postbiotic complex that balances the skin microbiome and supports ceramide production to reinforce the barrier, leaving skin visibly brighter, firmer, and deeply refreshed.

RRP: £80 uniqueskin.co.uk

iS CLINICAL

iS CLINICAL has expanded its cosmeceutical portfolio with the launch of GeneXC Firming Eye Gel, an advanced treatment formulated to firm, smooth, and brighten the eye area. Powered by proprietary GeneXC Technology with Extremozymes for cellular protection, the lightweight gel targets fine lines, loss of firmness, and dehydration. Key ingredients include a stabilised vitamin C blend, palmitoyl tripeptide-5to stimulate collagen, low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, and bacillus ferment to support the skin’s microbiome and moisture barrier.

RRP: £120 iSClinical.co.uk

TSK

TSK UK has introduced selected STERiGLIDE Cannulas in a new four-pack format, offering medically qualified practitioners a lower-cost way to trial the range and explore different sizes. Each pack contains four cannulas and four introducer needles, with sizes ranging from 25G x 38mm to 22G x 70mm. Priced at £28 RRP excluding VAT, the format is designed to support practitioners developing their cannula skills.

RRP: 4-pack £28 excluding VAT tsklab.co.uk

Dr Vanita Rattan

T-Zincable Broad-Spectrum SPF 50 Tinted Matte Mineral Sunscreen is a fragrance-free mineral sunscreen developed for melanin-rich skin, particularly oily, acne-prone and pigmentation-prone skin. Formulated with zinc oxide, titanium dioxide and tinted iron oxides, it provides broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB while helping defend against visible and blue light. The matte formula also contains alpha-arbutin, azelaic acid, ectoin and ceramides to support pigmentation-prone skin and the skin barrier.

RRP : £40 skincarebydrv.com

Seriderm

Seriderm has been appointed exclusive UK and Ireland distributor of XERF, a next-generation skin-tightening platform from Cynosure Lutronic. XERF is a dual-frequency monopolar radiofrequency platform designed to give practitioners greater control over treatment depth, with three selectable modes targeting different facial areas and tissue layers. Incorporating Wave Fit Pulse delivery, integrated cooling and real-time temperature and impedance monitoring, XERF aims to support controlled energy delivery for skin tightening procedures.

Price: On request seridermuk.com

Beautology

Beautology has launched the ADVATx laser system in the UK. The ADVATx combines 589nm and 1319nm wavelengths to target vascular and pigmented lesions, acne, rosacea and skin rejuvenation. The 589nm wavelength targets oxyhaemoglobin and C. acnes, while the 1319nm wavelength is absorbed by water to stimulate collagen and regulate sebaceous activity. Delivered through a single ergonomic handpiece, the system features single-spot and fractionated modes, touchscreen protocols and sapphire contact cooling, without ongoing consumable or running costs.

Price: On request beautologylaser.com

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