Curated by the JDD Editors Missed any of our September highlights? September is our Aesthetics Treatment focused issue–start to dive in! Catch up with this curated roundup from the…
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Catch Up on July’s Latest Case Report on Pincer Nail Relief Pincer nail deformity isn’t just unsightly, it’s painful, persistent, and notoriously difficult to treat. While braces and surgery are…
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Not Just Cosmetic: Dermatologic Procedures as Gender-Affirming Care Botox, fillers, microneedling—these are often labeled “cosmetic,” but for many transgender patients, they serve a far deeper purpose. This article in the July…
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From the Vault: Chasing the “Benjamin Button” Effect - The Art and Economics of Noninvasive Rejuvenation Inspired by the film character who ages in reverse, the so-called “Benjamin Button” effect…
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Knowledge is Critical for Successful Outcomes: Current Landscape of Hyaluronic Acid Filler Use in the United States When a recent article of Allure recently explored the science behind “medical-grade”…
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Hyaluronidase and HA Fillers: Does One Dose Fit All? Not all HA fillers dissolve the same way. A new study reveals that HA concentration is key in determining hyaluronidase effectiveness,…
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From the Vault Do collagen supplements really work for skin? Collagen supplements are booming in the skincare world, but do they truly deliver on their promises? With little regulation around…
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Trending Article Alert Integrated skincare—the future of aesthetic outcomes? A roundtable, featured at the Thriving in Diversity webinar series, brought together leading dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons to discuss how integrated…
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Glabellar Contraction Patterns in Black Patients: Implications for Botulinum Toxin Treatment Botulinum toxin is widely used for treating dynamic glabellar lines, but contraction patterns in Black patients had not been…
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Comparing Biostimulatory Agents for Skin Rejuvenation Injectable biostimulators like poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA-SCA™) and calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA-R) are used to stimulate collagen production in aging skin, but their molecular effects differ.…
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JDD Article Highlight Curious about the latest on Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA)? Read one of JDD’s latest articles titled “A Clinical Histology Study Evaluating the Biostimulatory Activity Longevity of Injectable Poly-L-Lactic Acid…
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Used alone, absorbable suspension sutures offer a dual mechanism of action Used alone, absorbable suspension sutures offer a dual mechanism of action Heather Onorati As the use of absorbable suspension…
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