When considering non-surgical aesthetics, the Restylane™ product range is well recognised as an industry heavyweight. Promising to restore, refresh, and enhance – and backed by
Most industries have to wade through the waters of controversy at one time or another, none more so than those connected with health, or pharmaceuticals,
When it comes to facial aesthetics, it’s no secret that the industry is booming. The UK non-surgical cosmetic market is currently estimated to be worth £2.75bn and
When considering best practice in facial aesthetics treatment there are a number of factors to be mindful of, and one of the most important of
In recent years, many dentists have chosen to enter the exciting realm of facial aesthetics. With their clinical training, understanding of facial anatomy, and experience
An estimated 5-10% of the population suffer from trypanophobia: the fear of needles and injections. This common phobia can heavily impact an individual’s life and
What is a cosmetic model? A cosmetic model patient at Acquisition Aesthetics is cared for from the very beginning of their aesthetic journey and long
Acquisition Aesthetics is gearing up to showcase at the The Dentistry Show 17-18th May 2019, at the NEC, Birmingham. The UK’s largest free to attend,
The most important part of beginning a successful career in aesthetics is completing an appropriate training course. With a large number of training providers operating
Across the country, an increasing number of dental practices are offering Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®) and filler treatments alongside their traditional services. Dentists are
With a huge increase in popularity over the past few years, intravenous fluid infusion therapy (IVFIT) is the one of the latest and most exciting treatments you
Traditionally the preserve of women, non-surgical treatments like Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®) and fillers have now massively increased in popularity amongst men as well.
Happy holidays from all at Acquisition Aesthetics! With the festive season upon us and the extremes of weather it can often bring, it seems like
Acquisition Aesthetics has expanded to the North! We are delighted to have recently launched our award-winning courses in the bustling city of Newcastle and are
Traditionally, dermal fillers have predominantly been used to fill in deep lines and wrinkles, improving the appearance of the skin and reducing the signs of
Elle Reid is a qualified dentist, with experience as a Senior House Officer in a maxillofacial department as well as working with facial trauma patients
On 1st December 2018, Acquisition Aesthetics will be proudly attending the Aesthetics Awards ceremony in Central London, having been nominated for the Sinclair Pharma Award for Best Independent Training
After the recent announcement of Superdrug launching Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®) and filler treatments, healthcare professionals, customers and beauty industry insiders were all divided
Are you jetting off on holiday this summer but wondering what that means for your recent or upcoming Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®) or dermal filler
At Acquisition Aesthetics, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our fully accredited facial aesthetics training courses in Newcastle! In response to an ever
We know what you may be thinking, but don’t worry… baby Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®) isn’t a new treatment for little ones! It’s one of
On our previous blog post we looked at lip fillers gone wrong and the complications associated with them. In this blog post we’re looking at another complication
Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®), is a neurotoxin that was first introduced for treating blepharospasm (uncontrolled blinking) and strabismus (lazy eye) in the late
Please note: This guide should only be used to supplement pre-existing understanding of the pharmacological sciences of Botulinum Toxin (sometimes known as Botox®) and pre-existing experience
Throughout history aesthetic treatments were almost unaffordable and reserved mainly for the very wealthy. However, in the last couple of decades, with the advent of
Are you a registered nurse who is thinking about becoming an aesthetic practitioner? There are many reasons for nurses to enter the growing aesthetics industry.
We often get asked the question, ‘What qualifications do I need to administer Botulinum Toxin in the UK?’. A whole host of professionals have asked
According to the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses (BACN) there are over 4000 aesthetic nurses in the UK. The cosmetic industry continues to grow rapidly
Acquisition Aesthetics strives to bring together experts in facial rejuvenation and non-surgical treatments to deliver the highest standard of training in facial aesthetics.
