Category Archives: Aesthetic Medicine

A4M Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine @ IMA Dubai - Dr. Nathalie Domloj A4M Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine @ IMA Dubai - Dr. Nathalie Domloj. By: Institute of Medical Aesthetics … Continue reading →

Tue, Apr 29, 2014 by Carolyn Khew It has always been whispered around offices, but a local study now claims there is evidence to show that good looks can help you snag that job or that promotion. One caveat: The survey was conducted by the Society of Aesthetic Medicine (Singapore) and sponsored by Allergan, the maker of Botox, who can hardly claim to be uninterested parties. It found that roughly eight out of 10 respondents felt that physically attractive people are more likely to be hired and promoted. Almost seven out of 10 know of someone who was hired or promoted because of their good looks. An overwhelming nine out of 10 also felt that good-looking people are more likely to be called for job interviews based on photographs in resumes. The online survey conducted last month polled 500 employees between 30 and 60 years old. Most of those surveyed were women (eight out of 10) and all participants earned over $3,000 a month. Interestingly, despite the identity of the parties behind the survey, psychologists and recruitment firms did not dismiss the findings, even though they pointed out that being physically attractive and looking presentable were two different things. David … Continue reading →

Coolsculpting Portland-How We Get Results-Coolsmooth RajaniMD.com --Dr Rajani, phone = 1-503-303-8313 a leader in Minimally Invasive Aesthetic Medicine in Portland Oregon discusses coolsculpting and the coolsmooth applicator. The non-surgical... By: Dr. Anil Rajani … Continue reading →

Fremont, CA (PRWEB) April 21, 2014 Lutronic, a leading innovator of aesthetic and medical technology, secured its global presence as a leading provider of laser, light-based, radiofrequency (RF) technologies at the 12th Annual Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress in Monte-Carlo, Monaco from April 3-5, 2014. Dr. Glen Calderhead PhD DrMedSci, a founding member of the International Association for Laser and Sports Medicine (IASLM) and the World Medical Antiageing Association (WAMA), was invited by the AMWC organizing committee to deliver two special guest lectures during the congress scientific sessions for the European LED Academy on low level light therapy both as standalone and adjunctive treatments, represented by the HEALITE phototherapy system. Dr. Calderhead also gave a contributing lecture in the aesthetic dermatology session on the extended features of the SPECTRA XT, a new paradigm in Q-switched Nd:YAG laser treatment. Dr. Jean-Luc H. Vigneron, M.D, a teacher at the Aesthetic Dermatology University of Paris V featured non ablative fractional resurfacing technology with the INFINI, during a scientific session, in which microneedling RF treatment for skin resurfacing was highlighted. On the evening of the first day of the congress, Lutronic hosted an exclusive symposium at the Fairmont Monte Carlo where nearly 80 clinicians participated … Continue reading →

the glow show with Dr. Carter ACNE Part 1 A weekly live broadcast with Dr. Patrick Carter discussing the latest in cosmetic and aesthetic medical treatments. Learn more about laser liposuction, BOTOX... By: Glow Aesthetic Medicine- Dr. Patrick Carter … Continue reading →

the glow show with Dr. Carter Acne part 2 A weekly live broadcast with Dr. Patrick Carter discussing the latest in cosmetic and aesthetic medical treatments. Learn more about laser liposuction, BOTOX, laser hair removal, skin-treatments,... By: Glow Aesthetic Medicine- Dr. Patrick Carter … Continue reading →

EXTRA TV - Venus Freeze is Hollywood's Hottest New Anti Aging Treatment Extra TV presents Hollywood's Hottest New Anti-Aging Treatment: Venus Freeze. Extra TV Host Maria Menounos, talks about how Venus Freeze is reshaping the fac... By: visit liv … Continue reading →

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Reno, NV (PRWEB) April 07, 2014 Its no secret, medical spa standards of practice have long been misunderstood. Regulations vary widely from state-to-state and, in light of a movement toward industry professionalization, they seem to be constantly changing. Paula Rood, longtime practice consultant and founder of the National Aesthetic Accreditation Agency, noticed that even longtime practice owners are having a problem keeping up with evolving notions of compliance. The resources that have previously been made available to aesthetic practice owners were painfully inconsistent, confusing, and really didnt provide a guide for how to actually become compliant, says Rood. Because the industry is cracking down on non-compliance, I saw this as a real disservice to well-meaning practice owners. Roods book covers current and upcoming standards and regulations to ensure practice owners are poised for industry changes. It is formatted as a guide, in simple language, providing easy-to-implement steps. In addition to adherence to industry regulations, Rood offers additional information on decreasing practice liability and ensuring optimal patient care. Due to the uncertainty surrounding traditional medicine in light of emerging laws that affect the amount of money insurers will pay for treatment, an influx of doctors have adopted cosmetic medicine as a … Continue reading →