Welcome to the our Aesthetic Medicine news roundup, 01 July 2022.
Surgeons Challenge ‘Brazilian Butt Lift’ Restrictions
Seven plastic surgeons are asking an appeals court to block a new Florida state emergency rule that placed additional restrictions on procedures known as “Brazilian butt lifts.”
Global Aesthetics Brand Hugel Inc. Accelerates the Leap Forward as a Global Company Appointing ‘Brent Saunders’, a World-Class Expert in the Medical Aesthetic Industry
Hugel Inc., a global medical aesthetics company and South Korea’s leading company in the botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid fillers market, announced to convene an extraordinary general shareholders’ meeting to appoint Brent Saunders to the Board as a non-executive director.
Roe v. Wade Overturned, Ending 50 Years of Abortion Protections
The US Supreme Court has voted to overturn the federal constitutional right to abortion, turning the issue over to individual states to decide.
Surgeons develop new technique to reduce Adam’s apple without neck scar
Doctors at the UCLA Gender Health Program have developed a technique to reduce an Adam’s apple bump without leaving a scar on the patient’s neck.
Children With Myopia Have Higher Levels of Depression, Anxiety
Children with myopia experience significantly higher levels of depression and anxiety than their peers without vision impairment, according to a recent study.
Turkey ranks fifth in aesthetic procedure practices: Report
Turkey has become the fifth top country in the world to make the most aesthetic procedures according to a report conducted by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). It ranks as second and third in the world with rhinoplasty and Botox respectively which contributes to its general ranking.
Ex-doctor jailed 4 months for rash actions that led to liposuction patient’s death in 2009
SINGAPORE — A former aesthetic doctor, who was struck off the register of approved medical practitioners in 2018, was jailed for four months on Thursday (June 16) after causing the death of a patient in 2009.
