Inside Aesthetics

Episode 107 is the second chapter of our miniseries, 'The Beauty Of The World'. Each of these bonus episodes will be released on Wednesdays (twice a month) in addition to our usual Friday podcasts.

We'll be hosting globally-renowned key opinion leaders to discuss their own regions beauty standards, aesthetic trends and the injectable market in their part of the world.

We'll go on a deep dive to understand what people find attractive, what influences this and celebrate the similarities and amazing differences amongst different faces and skin tones.

In this episode we're joined by Dr Rashmi Shetty, a leading dermatologist, injector and keynote speaker who's based in Mumbai, India. We'll explore the beauty ideals of India whilst also reflecting on Subcontinental Asian attitudes to aesthetics.

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Episode 106 hosts Dr Davin Lim (Dermatologist from Brisbane, Australia) & Nick Dubinin (Business development manager for Advanced Cosmeceuticals from Brisbane, Australia)

We explore what melasma is, why it occurs, which patient groups are more likely to suffer from it and why it's so difficult to treat.

We then learn about some of the advanced energy-based treatments available including the Spectra XT (a multi-functional, non-ablative laser) & the LaseMD (a multi-functional, fractioned, non-ablative laser), both by Lutronic.

00:00 Introduction 01:04 Meet Dr Davin Lim & Nick Dubinin 05:59 What Melasma Is and Who It Affects Most 10:56 Hormones, Genetics and Environmental Triggers 18:27 Why Melasma Behaves Differently From Other Pigmentation 26:25 The Critical Role of Sun Protection in Prevention and Treatment 33:29 Traditional Treatments and Why Some Made Melasma Worse 41:37 Common Mistakes Practitioners and Patients Make 48:53 Modern Laser Philosophy – Gentle and Consistent Treatment 52:09 How Q-Switch Lasers Calm Melanocytes Instead of Destroying Them 59:04 Treatment Expectations and Why Results Take Time 01:07:16 Recurrence Risk and Long Term Maintenance Strategies 01:14:29 Combining Topicals, Tranexamic Acid and Laser Therapy 01:21:52 When Patients Should Seek Specialist Care 01:28:35 Costs, Accessibility and Making Treatment Sustainable 01:37:03 Using Thulium and Other Devices for Resistant Cases 01:44:12 Patient Experience, Downtime and Safety Considerations 01:51:20 Practical Takeaways for Managing Melasma Successfully 01:58:10 Final Advice and Closing Remarks

This podcast episode was brought to you by Advanced Cosmeceuticals & Lutronic, leaders in cosmeceuticals, medical and laser devices.

To get a special discount and extra complimentary warranties on a variety of Lutronic products, you can call our guest Nick Dubinin directly on +61400091215 or email him on [email protected] and mention that you heard this podcast

Visit the Advanced Cosmeceuticals website: https://www.advancedcosmeceuticals.com.au

Visit the Lutronic website: https://www.advancedcosmeceuticals.com.au/lutronic

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Episode 106 hosts Dr Davin Lim & Nick Dubinin, both previous guests on the podcast. (Episodes 71, 76 & 85)

Davin is a globally-renowned Cosmetic Dermatologist from Brisbane, Australia. He specialises in laser treatments of all modalities. Nick is a highly experienced business development manager for Advanced Cosmeceuticals, a leading skin product, medical device and laser distributor.

We explore what melasma is, why it occurs, which patient groups are more likely to suffer from it and why it's so difficult to treat.

We then learn about some of the advanced energy-based treatments available including the Spectra XT (a multi-functional, non-ablative laser) & the LaseMD  (a multi-functional, fractioned, non-ablative laser), both by Lutronic.

This podcast episode was brought to you by Advanced Cosmeceuticals & Lutronic, leaders in cosmeceuticals, medical and laser devices.

To get a special discount and extra complimentary warranties on a variety of Lutronic products, you can call our guest Nick Dubinin directly on +61400091215 or email him on [email protected] and mention that you heard this podcast

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Join our Patreon for on demand injectable and business education in addition to global networking opportunities with other injectors

SUPPORT THE PODCAST:

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Visit the Advanced Cosmeceuticals website: https://www.advancedcosmeceuticals.com.au

Visit the Lutronic website: https://www.advancedcosmeceuticals.com.au/lutronic

Episode 105 hosts Michelle Kearney (Managing director of Bella Media from Sydney, Australia)

Bella Media is the Australian leader in promoting and reporting on cosmetic medicine and the beauty industry.

Michelle has been the editor-in-chief of CosBeauty Magazine since 1998, in addition to the quarterly business guide for doctors only, Aesthetic Medical Practitioner (AMP). Michelle is also the convenor for Australia's boutique medical aesthetics conference, Cosmedicon, now in it's 4th year (March 4th-7th)

We explore how and why Michelle began publishing, looking back at how the Australian aesthetics industry has evolved over 25 years. We also learn about Bella Media's two newest projects, 'The Black Book' and 'Aesthetic Advisor'.

00:00 Introduction 01:04 Meet Michelle Kearney 05:59 Launching the First Cosmetic Surgery Publications Pre-Internet 10:56 Facing Criticism and Advocating for Patient Education 18:27 Empowerment, Choice and the Role of Media in Aesthetics 26:25 The Rise of Men in Aesthetic Treatments and Market Shifts 33:29 Transition From Print to Digital and Expanding Global Reach 41:37 Building an Independent Voice in a Politicized Industry 48:53 Patient Safety, Industry Tensions and Professional Responsibility 52:09 The Growth of Nurse Injectors and Changing Workforce Dynamics 59:04 Why Support Networks and Peer Collaboration Matter 01:07:16 Telehealth, Prescribing and the Future of Remote Care 01:14:29 Technology, Imaging and Expectations for Modern Practice 01:21:52 The Black Book Resource and Device Due Diligence 01:28:35 Creating Cosmeticon and the Importance of Industry Networking 01:37:03 Planning Conferences During COVID and Adapting to Change 01:44:12 The Value of Community, Education and Collaboration 01:51:20 Future Trends in Body Contouring and Aesthetic Innovation 01:58:10 Final Thoughts and How to Connect With Bella Media

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Episode 105 hosts Michelle Kearney, the managing director of Bella Media. Bella Media is the Australian leader in promoting and reporting on cosmetic medicine and the beauty industry.

Michelle has been the editor-in-chief of CosBeauty Magazine since 1998, in addition to the quarterly business guide for doctors only, Aesthetic Medical Practitioner (AMP). Michelle is also the convenor for Australia's boutique medical aesthetics conference, Cosmedicon, now in it's 4th year (March 4th-7th)

We explore how and why Michelle began publishing, looking back at how the Australian aesthetics industry has evolved over 25 years. We also learn about Bella Media's two newest projects, 'The Black Book' and 'Aesthetic Advisor'.

Inside Aesthetics listeners can get an incredible 25% discount off Cosmedicon tickets by using the code 'IAVIP' on the Cosmedicon website (subject to availability)

PATREON:

Join our Patreon for on demand injectable and business education in addition to global networking opportunities with other injectors

SUPPORT THE PODCAST:

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CHECK OUT OUR SPECIAL OFFERS:

Click here to browse our latest partner offers!

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Visit the Bella Media website: https://www.bellamedia.com.au

Visit the Aesthetic Medical Practitioner website: www.aestheticmedicalpractitioner.com.au

Visit the Cosmedicon conference website: www.cosmedicon.com.au

Episode 104 hosts Giuve Balooch (Vice President of L'Oreal's Technology Incubator from Paris. France)

We first get an understanding of what his department does and how his team operates. We hear about some of the incredible technologies he has already brought to the market including the 'Makeup Genius', an augmented reality app for trialing makeup and 'My Skin Track UV', a wearable UV light sensor now stocked by Apple.

Giuve then introduces us to the SkinCeuticals Custom D.O.S.E machine. Taking over a decade to create, this is the world's first device that allows doctors to create personalised and tailored skincare for their patients.

00:00 Introduction 01:04 Meet Giuve Balooch 05:59 Building Innovation Teams Across Beauty and Technology 10:56 From Scientist to Beauty Tech Leader 18:27 Origins of the Beauty Technology Incubator 26:25 Early Innovations Including Virtual Makeup and UV Sensors 33:29 Rise of Personalization in Skincare and Beauty 41:37 Growth of At Home Treatments Versus Professional Care 48:53 Introducing the SkinCeuticals Custom D.O.S.E System 52:09 How the Device Creates Personalized Skincare Formulas 59:04 Working With Dermatologists to Design the System 01:07:16 Training Clinics and Making Technology Simple to Use 01:14:29 Data Collection, Trends and Improving Product Development 01:21:52 Enhancing Patient Experience Through Transparency 01:28:35 Technical Challenges in Building the Device 01:37:03 Patient Feedback and Repurchase Behavior 01:44:12 Clinic Adoption and Integration Into Practice 01:51:20 Pricing, Value and Business Considerations 01:58:10 Measuring Results and Monitoring Skin Progress 02:03:45 Future of Personalization, AI and Data Driven Skincare 02:07:30 Innovation Mindset and Final Thoughts

This episode of the podcast was brought to you by Skinceuticals, the number one medical aesthetics skincare brand worldwide.

Visit the SkinCeuticals website: www.skinceuticals.com.au

Visit the Custom D.O.S.E website: https://www.skinceuticals.com.au/article/landing-custom-dose-2020/a6063.aspx

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Episode 104 hosts Giuve Balooch, Vice President of L'Oreal's 'Technology Incubator' - the innovation and creation department of the world's biggest beauty brand.

We first get an understanding of what his department does and how his team operates. We hear about some of the incredible technologies he has already brought to the market including the 'Makeup Genius', an augmented reality app for trialing makeup and 'My Skin Track UV', a wearable UV light sensor now stocked by Apple.

Giuve then introduces us to the SkinCeuticals Custom D.O.S.E machine. Taking over a decade to create, this is the world's first device that allows doctors to create personalised and tailored skincare for their patients.

This episode of the podcast was brought to you by Skinceuticals, the number one medical aesthetics skincare brand worldwide.

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Visit the Custom D.O.S.E website: https://www.skinceuticals.com.au/article/landing-custom-dose-2020/a6063.aspx

Ayad has published one of the biggest cases series of non-surgical rhinoplasties in the world and is an international key opinion leader on the topic.

He also an experienced trainer in facial aesthetics and is the surgical lead at his Aesthetic Intelligence training academy.

00:00 Introduction 04:55 Meet Dr Ayad Harb 08:05 Transition From NHS to Private Aesthetic Practice 10:16 Plastic Surgeons and Attitudes Toward Injectables 13:31 Early Exposure to Rhinoplasty and Aesthetic Medicine 16:50 Discovery of Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty 20:10 Development of the Three Point Rhino Technique 27:33 Why Patients Fixate on Their Nose 35:02 Psychological Impact of Nose Insecurities 44:54 Surgical vs Non-Surgical Nose Changes 47:05 Why the Nose Is a High Risk Area 47:25 Indications for Liquid Rhinoplasty 48:15 Common Patient Requests and Treatable Concerns 48:55 Revision Cases and Post Surgical Risks 50:07 When Not to Treat a Nose 52:11 Virtual Consultations and Assessing Patients Online 56:59 Why Fillers in the Nose Carry Higher Risk 01:04:15 Choosing the Right Filler Product 01:07:48 Longevity of Results and Maintenance Planning 01:11:11 Managing Expectations and Top Up Timing 01:16:28 Treatment Preparation and Aftercare Advice 01:20:00 Handling Swelling and Infection Risks 01:22:01 Step by Step Three Point Rhino Technique 01:28:17 Needle Choice Volume Control and Injection Depth 01:30:37 Pain Management Without Numbing Cream 01:33:59 Real Complication Rates and Clinical Transparency 01:36:53 Lessons From Early Complications 01:39:25 How to Choose a Safe Injector 01:42:10 Final Safety Messages and Wrap Up

To get an amazing 20% off any of Dr Harb's training modules (virtual or in person), email [email protected] and mention that you heard Dr Harb on the Inside Aesthetics podcast and quote the code: IAXAYAD

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Dr Harb has published one of the biggest cases series of non-surgical rhinoplasties in the world and is an international key opinion leader on the topic.

He also an experienced trainer in facial aesthetics and is the surgical lead at his Aesthetic Intelligence training academy.

To get an amazing 20% off any of Dr Harb's training modules (virtual or in person), email [email protected] and mention that you heard Dr Harb on the Inside Aesthetics podcast and quote the code: IAXAYAD

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Thanks for the ongoing support! 

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Episode 102 hosts Dr Izolda Heydenrych (Dermatologist from Cape Town, South Africa)

This is the first chapter of our new miniseries, 'The Beauty Of The World'. (Please also listen to episodes 107, 109, 113, 118, 224 and 321 for our other episodes and regions of the world)

In these episodes we host globally-renowned key opinion leaders to discuss their own regions beauty standards, aesthetic trends and the injectable market in their part of the world. We'll aim to understand what people find attractive, what influences this and celebrate the similarities and amazing differences amongst peoples faces and skin tones.

We explore the beauty ideals of South African patients whilst also reflecting on broader African attitudes towards aesthetics.

00:00 Introduction 02:57 Meet Dr Izolda Heydenrych 04:55 Journey Into Aesthetic Dermatology 08:05 Early Challenges Without Local Training 10:16 Building Structure and Credibility in Aesthetics 13:31 Why African Beauty Is Underrepresented 16:50 Discovering Cultural Differences in Beauty Ideals 20:10 Researching African Patient Perspectives 27:33 Skin Quality Over Feature Changes 35:02 Cultural Attitudes Toward Aging and Appearance 44:54 Diversity Across African Ethnic Groups 47:05 How Social Media Is Changing Beauty Trends 47:25 Rising Demand for Aesthetic Treatments 48:15 Male and Female Patient Demographics 48:55 Market Growth and Education Gaps 50:07 Why Awareness Does Not Equal Conversion 52:11 Role of Trust in Patient Decision Making 56:59 Differences in Skin Structure and Aging 01:04:15 Hyperpigmentation and Keloid Risk Factors 01:07:48 Laser and Device Considerations for Darker Skin 01:11:11 Consultation Philosophy and Long Term Planning 01:16:28 Educating Patients and Setting Expectations 01:20:00 Why Doctors Often Talk Patients Out of Treatment 01:22:01 Pricing Models and Value of Expertise 01:28:17 Access to Devices and Emerging Technologies 01:30:37 Training Standards and Industry Development 01:33:59 Future Growth of Aesthetic Medicine in Africa 01:36:53 Common Skin Conditions in Clinical Practice 01:39:25 Sunscreen and Pigmentation Prevention 01:42:10 Skin Lightening Risks and Regulation 01:45:00 Cultural Shifts Toward Natural Beauty 01:47:30 Final Reflections and Closing Remarks

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