With cosmetic treatments becoming increasingly popular and beauty trends dominating our social feeds, it’s almost impossible not to have heard about dermal fillers. While fillers can enhance features and restore volume, there has also been a growing conversation about dissolving them, especially as more celebrities choose to reverse their look.
Whether you’re curious about the science behind filler dissolving, or you’re considering the treatment yourself, this article will walk you through the science behind the dissolving and demonstrate the process in realtime.
What exactly is filler dissolver?
Fillers that can be dissolved are specifically those made with hyaluronic acid (HA), which are marketed... Read More
Injectable fillers are rising in their popularity. Whether to seek volume and hydration or to create symmetry, there are many reasons why many go under the needle. I showcase a number of different case studies with the aid of Treatment Pad, a layout photography app.
There are a number of dermal fillers on the market, this article focusses on hyaluronic acid fillers which are often advertised as reversible or non-permanent. Depending on where these fillers are placed onto the face will determine which filler is used and the type. Broadly speaking, fillers can be thick, ideal for areas that... Read More
Have you ever had a blood test and the vein was hard to locate? Or are you a practitioner that needs to know where a patient’s veins are located? It is now possible to easily see where veins are located using handheld portable devices with near-infrared light.
Difficult Veins
Whether many times or a few, at some point in life, a person is bound to have a blood test. For the practitioner taking the blood, having knowledge of where veins typically lie and the ability to locate those veins is paramount for patient comfort and safety. As a... Read More
It is thought that 1 in 20 people are currently living with diabetes in Australia.
Symptoms of diabetes can include feeling lethargic, sleepy, thirsty, frequent urination, mood swings, blurred vision and headaches just to name a few. Doctors can check these symptoms using Diagnosis Pad — an offline AI medical assistant.
What is Diabetes?
Simply put, diabetes is a condition where there is an excess of sugar (glucose) in the bloodstream. In a person without diabetes, the body is able to make sufficient quantities of the hormone insulin to move glucose from the bloodstream to... Read More
Be sure to read the June edition of Spa + Clinic with a feature on Diagnosis Pad.
After its successful launch earlier this year, Diagnosis Pad has broadened its scope to support cosmetic practitioners with the unique cases that they may often be presented with.
Working offline and on device, the app aims to guide practitioners to possible diagnoses and recommendations to consider when consulting with a patient. Using ambient audio it also provides the practitioner with a transcript and a summary of notes to share onto the patient file without cloud processing. Maintaining precious patient... Read More
