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The European Aesthetic Guide Autumn 2018 Issue
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Our Autumn 2018 issue of The European Aesthetic Guide is now live. With 2018 coming to a close, we focus on the most popular trends in aesthetic medicine, with a special emphasis on advancements in non-surgical facelifting solutions. Finally, with our year-in-review market analysis and 2019 congress previews, we provide a glimpse into the future of aesthetic medicine across Europe in the coming year. |
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Minimally invasive facelifting
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 Due to patient demand, physicians increasingly opt to rejuvenate the face using an arsenal of minimally invasive techniques rather than surgery. Less invasive approaches, including dermal fillers, neurotoxins, collagen stimulating lifting threads; fat transfer; and transdermally-delivered platelet-rich plasma (PRP), often yield immediate and even long-term results with fewer complications and little-to-no downtime. |
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Energy-based facelifting
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Global statistics show demand of energy-based and other minimally invasive cosmetic surgery options is widespread throughout Europe. The power of, and momentum behind, energy-based facial rejuvenation is more than hype, but it is important that physicians who use energy-based technologies for facial rejuvenation and volumization are clear with patients about what available devices can and cannot achieve.
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Industry Leader Expands Portfolio
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Candela Corporation (Irvine, California, U.S.) has been at the forefront of the aesthetic industry in one form or another for decades. The company experienced an exponential leap forward in technology and presence when it merged with Syneron Medical, Ltd. in 2010. Now, with the recent acquisition of Ellipse (Hørsholm, Denmark), the company has additionally expanded and deepened its portfolio of top energy-based medical devices.
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European market update
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In 2018, Europe’s medical aesthetic market followed many of the same major trends found in North America and other regions: growth driven by the increasing affordability of treatments, and significant improvements in medical devices, techniques and technologies. Adding to that are the expanding populations of aging Baby Boomers, Gen X-ers, Millennials and the up-and-coming Generation Z or iGen, with all groups increasingly aware of the latest aesthetic / cosmetic procedures and anti-aging therapies.
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IMCAS & AMWC 2019 congress preview
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In early 2019, two of the most prominent international congresses will take place in Europe, attracting thousands of dermatologists, plastic surgeons and aesthetic professionals from around the globe. Kicking off Europe’s congress season, the International Master Course on Aging Science World Congress (IMCAS World) will take place from January 31 to February 2, 2019 in Paris, France. Following this will be the Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress (AMWC), in Monaco from April 3-6, 2019. Both will feature high-level education and over 300 leading aesthetic companies.
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