Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #66
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must-read for anyone considering a cosmetic procedure or treatment. With hundreds of before and after photo, and cosmetic and plastic surgery experts featured, tis educational resource will allow you to confidently decide the best course of action. This issue includes features on: Breast reshaping Six ways to get younger looking skin Surgical vs non-surgical fat reduction Body soothing products Energy boosters DIY perfect makeup As well as regular features on breast augmentation, facelifting, rhinoplasty and liposculpture/liposuction.
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must-read for anyone considering a cosmetic procedure or treatment. With hundreds of before and after photo, and cosmetic and plastic surgery experts featured, tis educational resource will allow you to confidently decide the best course of action.
This issue includes features on:
Breast reshaping
Six ways to get younger looking skin
Surgical vs non-surgical fat reduction
Body soothing products
Energy boosters
DIY perfect makeup
As well as regular features on breast augmentation, facelifting, rhinoplasty and liposculpture/liposuction.
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industry<br />
New frontiers in<br />
regenerative medicine<br />
Last month, world leaders in regenerative medicine descended upon<br />
the ITALIAn city of Venice for the annual International BioBridge<br />
Foundation Conference. Caitlin Bishop repoRTS.<br />
Each year a collection of the world’s best minds in<br />
regenerative medicine unite in the Italian city of<br />
Venice for the International BioBridge Foundation<br />
conference. Set amidst the canals <strong>and</strong> history of one of<br />
the most beautiful cities built by man, the two-day meeting<br />
delves into the latest innovations <strong>and</strong> future possibilities in<br />
regenerative medicine.<br />
Regen Lab, known in Australia as the manufacturers <strong>and</strong><br />
distributors of Regen Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), supports<br />
the annual conference. This year, several Australian doctors<br />
specialising in PRP attended the conference to keep<br />
Australia at the forefront of using PRP <strong>and</strong> stem cells in<br />
regenerative <strong>and</strong> aesthetic medicine.<br />
‘BioBridge is a unique conference experience. Papers<br />
are presented solely in the field of platelet rich plasma <strong>and</strong><br />
stem cell regeneration by medical professionals all over the<br />
world from nearly all disciplines,’ explains Sydney cosmetic<br />
doctor Dr Ronald Feiner. ‘This creates an opportunity for<br />
delegates to learn from each other <strong>and</strong> exchange ideas in a<br />
truly international forum.’<br />
Although a relatively new field, regenerative medicine has<br />
fast been gaining traction across the globe. Researchers are<br />
exploring the possibilities in using the body’s own natural<br />
processes – calling upon platelets <strong>and</strong> stem cells – to help<br />
repair <strong>and</strong> replace human tissue <strong>and</strong> organs.<br />
‘Many of the BioBridge presentations were at the cutting<br />
edge of regenerative medicine, discussing innovative<br />
uses such as combining PRP <strong>and</strong> bone marrow-derived<br />
stem cells to treat orthopaedic fractures, <strong>and</strong> using PRP<br />
in conjunction with hyaluronics in sports medicine <strong>and</strong><br />
rheumatology,’ Dr Feiner says. ‘We also heard about using<br />
PRP alongside fat transfer grafting in improving facial<br />
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