Dr. Sylvia, along with Mr. Gunther Scherz and other esteemed colleagues, published a significant paper titled “The Primacy of Ethics in Aesthetic Medicine: A Review” in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global-Open Journal.
This study explores crucial ethical considerations in the field of aesthetic medicine and the multiple ethical challenges brought upon by the shift from doctor-led care to a consumer-driven model.
It explored/shed light on:
Here is an infographic version of our study. You can also check out our previous blog for the summary of our paper’s key findings and implications.
Microneedling continues to gain popularity as a treatment for hair loss or thinning hair. This…
While it is mostly men who seek treatments for hair loss, both men and women…
When it comes to cosmetic enhancements, people are now opting for subtle and refined improvements…
Fine lines and wrinkles are a normal part of the skin’s aging process. It is…
Are you concerned about sagging skin in your cheeks and less definition in your lower…
While vaginal or genital darkening is a common occurrence among women, there are still lots…