Best of: Industry news

When do regulations help and when do they hinder progress? In this case can regulation stifle the booming aesthetics industry?

CES 2025 has unveiled some incredible tech that will change the face of beauty and aesthetics forever.

Calling all medical aesthetics professionals, clinic owners, and admirers of all things beauty-related. Here are the top UK Beauty Awards for 2025!

Is the MHRA overreaching by asking websites to remove Botox and mentions of anti-wrinkle injections from their website?

Ready to meet the Aesthetic Awards winners for 2025? Then raise your flutes as these superstars have just been announced!

A transformative era in beauty and skincare has begun. Find about the key trends we are to experience this year.

Soon enough, you’ll have the chance to dive into all things medical aesthetics at ACE 2025, held at the Business Design Centre in London.

Join industry leaders, disruptors and visionaries in Florida this April. 3 days of innovation, networking and insights in skincare and wellness.

There is major excitement in the air as the Profession Beauty Awards is set to take place on the 2 – 3 March 2025. Here’s what you need to know.

The push to eliminate PFAS from your makeup bag. Why are they harmful and why there are calls for their ban.

Lorena Cosmetics Holdings SPV Limited, an affiliate of Optical Express is betting heavy on the revival of sk:n clinics and The Harley Medical Group.

At CES 2025, Samsung’s AI-Powered Beauty Mirror redefines personalised skincare, offering tailored product suggestions based on advanced facial analysis.

This past Saturday, Manchester hosted one of the most glorious and highly anticipated events the beauty and aesthetics industry has…

The UK’s £3.6 billion aesthetics sector faces reform with new licensing proposals aiming to improve safety and professionalism. Discover the story behind the regulations.

Backstreet cosmetic surgery is on the rise, with rogue operators endangering lives. Read about an investigation into this £3.6 billion industry’s dark side.

The SK:N Group has been acquired by Optical Express, but the new ownership has left many feeling even more in the dark than ever before …

The market size for Aesthetic Medical Devices is estimated to be around £13.73 billion in 2024. It is projected to…

As technology advances and demand for non-surgical aesthetic treatments grows, the market is projected to expand at an impressive rate.

The SK:N Group has abruptly closed five of its companies. As a result, thousands of customers are at risk of losing their money. Let’s talk about it.

Another accolade for an established Central London clinic that is making waves in the UK aesthetic industry.