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Marijuana use in plastic surgery patients linked to elevated nicotine levels

New research has revealed that plastic surgery patients who use marijuana often have elevated nicotine levels, even when they deny using...

Ozempic leads to less demand for body contouring treatments

The widespread use of Ozempic (semaglutide) for weight loss has significantly impacted cosmetic dermatology, according to Dr. Zaki Taher...

Climate influences botulinum toxin dosage for cosmetic treatments, study finds

A new study published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery suggests that patients living in sunnier climates may require higher doses of...

Study shows correlation between social media use, desire for cosmetic procedures

A study conducted by researchers at the Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine has revealed a significant...

Safety concerns in medical spas outlined in studies

Two new studies published in Dermatologic Surgery examine the public perception of cosmetic procedures and medical spa safety in the U.S....

Two-thirds of cosmetic surgery injections in the U.K. are not administered by physicians

An analysis of the cosmetic injectables market in the U.K. has revealed that 68% of injections such as botulinum toxins and fillers are...

Study shows minor facial scars do not produce negative first impressions

Minor facial scars have little or no effect on ratings of attractiveness and would not benefit from revision, according to the results of...

Scar outcomes not improved by closer sutures in wound closure

Closer 1 cm suture spacing when closing wounds does not result in better cosmetic outcomes than 2 cm spacing, new findings show....

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