British Aesthetics

Classes for Today Are Now FULL!

A huge thank you to everyone who signed up for our Intro to Aesthetics 3-Day Course! 🙌 We’re so excited to welcome you and kick off a weekend of hands-on training with Dr. Menevse Kargin.

For those who missed out this time, don’t worry! Keep an eye on our feed for updates, behind-the-scenes snaps, and highlights from this weekend’s sessions. 📸✨ Plus, we’ll be announcing the next class dates for September soon—so stay tuned!

According to a new report, biohacking, plant milking, and Femtech will be the future of the beauty industry.

Sleep quality as an extension of wellness is also set to rise in interest, with people engaging in ‘sleep tourism’, and spas and hotels offering sleep retreats to help clients to achieve a good rest.

The connection between sleep and health has long been known, but advances in sleep tracking technology and ongoing research are prompting consumers to prioritise sleep as a foundation for overall well-being.

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The future of beauty: AI innovations, health tracking, and sustainable practices The Adina Beauty Trends Report looks at how wellness, technology, AI, and social change are shaping the future of beauty.

Client feedback means a lot to us here at British Aesthetics School.
Here’s what one of our previous clients shared about their experience with our courses:

“I took the Intro to Aesthetics - Intermediate package and it completely transformed my career. Moving from retail to aesthetics was a big step, but the thorough three-day course provided all the essential knowledge and practical experience I needed.

The trainers were exceptional, offering guidance and support throughout. I now feel confident and excited about my new career path, especially balancing the work, life and mum role.”

Helen Parker, Former Retail Manager

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There is new legislation that is set to transform the aesthetics industry.

Since a recent amendment to the Health and Care Act 2022, the secretary of state for health and social care now has the power to bring in a licensing scheme for non-surgical cosmetic procedures in England.

The outcome? We have to get ready for a new traffic light system. Under the scheme, all cosmetic procedures will be categorised by their risk: red, amber, or green.

These changes not only work to safeguard patients but also enhance the reputation of responsible brands.

For more details: https://heyor.ca/PKb282

The changing face of aesthetics: New legislation opens doors for responsible brands New legislation puts people before procedures, says Lucy Hobbs of Inizio Evoke for The Drum’s health and pharma focus.

Great skin doesn’t just happen because of one topical skin cream or one session of micro-needling. Instead, it requires a full 360 approach, including skincare, treatments, diet, hydration, supplements, and lifestyle.

For example, did you know having an unhealthy gut can cause all sorts of skin conditions, from acne and inflammation to rosacea and eczema?

Taking care of ‘good’ gut bacteria with prebiotics and probiotics will make a big difference, as well as maintaining a healthy diet.

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The 360 Approach to Slowing Down the Signs of Ageing Great skin doesn’t just happen, Let’s start by breaking down the elements that need to be considered to achieve naturally youthful-looking skin.

Have you heard about the recent changes in retinol regulation set by the EU?

As of November 1st 2025, concentrations of retinol in face products will be reduced to 0.3% and body products to 0.05%.

This change aims to minimise potential side effects and overexposure to vitamin A.

Brands will need to reformulate their products, which could lead to increased prices but also spur innovation in safer alternatives like bakuchiol and Lanablue.

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What do the changes in retinol regulation mean for the UK beauty industry? The rules around retinol regulation are changing in the EU, but how will this affect beauty therapists in the UK?

🌟 Meet Dr. Menevse Kargin: Your Expert Trainer at British Aesthetics School! 🌟

We’re excited to introduce Dr. Menevse Kargin, our Head Clinical Trainer with an impressive career in dermatology, medical, and cosmetic aesthetics. With years of experience on Harley Street and international clinics, Dr. Kargin is here to share her expertise and help you excel in the world of aesthetics.

Join our Intro to Aesthetics Foundation 3-Day Course and learn directly from Dr. Kargin’s vast experience. Perfect your skills, gain confidence, and set yourself apart in this booming industry.

🚨 Limited Spots Left! Our August dates (22nd, 23rd, 24th) are almost full, and we’ve slashed the price to £2,885 (down from £3,885)! Plus, enjoy book now, pay later options.

📍 Location: British Aesthetics School, 123 Harley Street, London, W1G 6AX.

Don’t miss out—secure your place today:

https://www.britishaestheticsschool.com/intro-to-aesthetics-foundation-3-days/

Intro to Aesthetics – Foundation (3 Days) – British Aesthetics School Dive into the world of aesthetic medicine with our Intro to Aesthetics – Foundation course. This engaging three-day programme offers the perfect blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, designed to launch your career in aesthetics. It covers the core principles of aesthetic treatments,...

The medical aesthetics market is evolving rapidly. Let’s take a look at some of the latest trends:

➡️ Growth in non-invasive procedures
➡️ Technological advancements in aesthetic devices
➡️ Rise of combination therapies
➡️ Focus on preventative aesthetics
➡️ Personalisation and customisation of treatments
➡️ Emphasis on natural results
➡️ Growth in male aesthetics

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With a trusted board of advisors, mentors and lecturers in the fields of plastic surgery, maxillofacial surgery and dermatology, British Aesthetics School offers a range of aesthetic medicine training courses, including masterclasses and bespoke refresher courses and mentoring sessions.

We provide informative and technical training that doesn't just educate but inspires transformation.

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Did you know that bunny lines — those cute yet sometimes bothersome wrinkles at the top of your nose — can be effectively treated with Botox?

In fact, Botox treatment reduces the appearance of any other lines and fine wrinkles you may have, including forehead wrinkles, frown lines and crow's feet (the expression lines around your eyes caused by repeated facial movement).

Botox works by temporarily paralysing the nasalis muscle, smoothing out these lines. The procedure is quick and relatively painless, offering noticeable results for a few months.

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Have you heard of polynucleotides (PNs)?

They’re emerging as a groundbreaking treatment in the realm of aesthetic medicine. Unlike traditional rejuvenating treatments that primarily focus on the surface appearance of the skin, PNs delve into the cellular level, promoting the regeneration of skin cells, enhancing collagen and elastin production, and improving skin hydration.

PN treatments stand out as they don't just mask ageing signs but improve skin health and vitality from within. They stimulate the skin's natural repair processes, offering lasting and natural-looking results.

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