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Let’s Talk Mandelic Acid – A Chemical Substance and Cosmetic Ingredient

Mandelic acid is a popular ingredient in modern cosmetic products, the main characteristic of which is gradual and gentle action. Clinical studies on the effects of mandelic acid on the skin.

Interview With the President of the Public Union “The Association of Beauty Championship” — Organize...

If you believe beauty championships are just a show, this interview will change your mind. Valentyna Mikheyeva, President of the “Association of Beauty Championships,” shares how the Ukrainian National Championship takes place and why this event sets new standards of professionalism in the beauty industry.

Birthmarks and Moles

Since ancient times, people have firmly believed that birthmarks and moles influence a person’s destiny. But we, as medical professionals, view nevi from a completely different perspective — how safe they are for our patients’ health.

Retinoids: Effects on the Skin

The use of retinoids in cosmetology is due to their ability to eliminate hyperkeratosis, lighten the skin, and reduce inflammation.

Risk at the Needle’s Tip: Side Effects of Mesotherapy and Biorevitalization

We minimize possible complications and risks when performing mesotherapy and biorevitalization techniques.

What People Really Look Like: 4 Secrets from a Massage Therapist

Confession of a massage therapist. From a person who feels people on a spiritual level.

Scars: An Overview of Correction Methods

When encountering scar-related skin changes in clinical practice, a cosmetologist must understand the mechanisms of their formation, be familiar with cosmetic products and correction methods, accurately assess the capabilities of cosmetology, and predict the outcomes of scar treatment.

Laser Hair Removal: Debates About Effectiveness

The development of civilization is inextricably linked with humanity’s desire to get rid of unwanted hair. Laser hair removal technologies are improving every year, gradually closing the gaps in quality, effectiveness, and safety, while enhancing patient comfort.

Skin Through the Lens of Cosmetology

Expecting beauty from such a working organ as the skin is like demanding that a mother of many children, working two jobs, should look like a fashion model. Yet the skin still manages to be attractive, drawing attention and admiration. How does it cope with its functions?

Skin Ecology

First, methods and products that in one way or another alter the skin are developed, and only afterward do scientists begin to consider what actually happens in the skin during these manipulations and what long-term consequences they may lead to.