Millennials… the generation no one wants to talk about that can’t be ignored. However hard you may be rolling your eyes, millennials are seeking out more and more aesthetic treatments. In 2018 alone, they made up 20% of all aesthetic procedures performed both surgically and non-surgically (according to the American Society for Plastic Surgery) and...
Few can argue that the most in-demand aesthetics treatments today are those that promise great results without downtime. In a society where Amazon Prime and Google fuel the fire of instant gratification; fast results with no downtime is the new bar that aesthetic practices are striving to reach. Patients want a one-time procedure, but will sign up...
Tattoos are becoming a more and more prevalent trend in our society. Over 1 in 3 people between the ages of 18-25 have at least one tattoo according to a published Pew Research Center study. With this rise in the number of younger people getting tattooed, it’s not surprising that the increase in demand to remove no longer wanted tattoos continues...
Dr. Kortesis and Dr. Bharti bring their aesthetic expertise to the disruptive laser company. MELVILLE, NEW YORK (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 03, 2020
With multiple intense pulsed light and laser handpiece options and plug-and-play connectivity, Luxea offers complete versatility and expandability
By Virgilia Virjoghe for Hedonist Magazine. The idea of looking youthful and fabulous is not new: after all Cleopatra was known to bathe in milk and use carmine on her lips to get that perfect shade of red. The times we live in didn’t change the aspirational desire for beauty. Even more so the access to fast information via media platforms...
Subnovii is the only plasma device to employ LF technology.
Growth seems to be the 2019 anthem at Cartessa Aesthetics. From products like the Motus AX & AY and Tetra CO2 lasers and Quanta lasers, over five hundred practices have now brought Cartessa’s hand-selected lasers, radio frequency microneedling machines and products like Skinwave into their aesthetic practices. And its not just about incredible...
In an article on the trending cosmetic treatments and products for men, Cartessa's Tetra CO2 laser and CoolPeel treatment were highlighted as a resurfacing treatment without the downtime. Below is an excerpt from Top Tips for the Unappologetically Well-Groomed Man, written by Doug Marshall for Artful Living.
Just like that, another year is coming to an end which for aesthetic practices everywhere means it’s time to gear up – and market yourself strategically – for holiday season.
Excerpt from THE EDITORIALIST Fall Issue Beauty round-up.
Gabe Lubin, the founder and CEO of Cartessa Aesthetics, sat down with dermatologist Dr. Mudgil to tell his story as to how he started the truly novel medical aesthetic device company. Gabe shared his entrepreneurial journey – how he left his job as a highly successful sales executive, bet on himself, and went on to build the fastest growing...
The renowned Dermatologist brings his expertise to the fastest growing aesthetic company in the US.
The CoolPeel CO2 laser resurfacing treatment was featured in Violet Grey as a gentle, ablative treatment that can erase sun damage with minimal downtime. Below is an excerpt from The Laser That Erases Summertime Sins, written by Jamie Rosen.
by Sean McKinney THE AESTHETIC CHANNEL | Voumne 23 Issue 4 | July 9, 2019 Sponsored by Quanta Offering three laser wavelengths (1064 nm, 532 nm, 694 nm), four pulse modalities (picosecond, Q-switched, Optipulse, photothermal,) and 1.8 GW of peak power, the Discovery Pico laser from Quanta System (Milan, Italy), effectively treats tattoos and...
One constant theme in the aesthetic industry is that nothing is constant. Trends change, needs change, technology advances, but one thing remains the same: the desire to eliminate wrinkles and improve skin’s appearance, safely and effectively.
Laser-based skincare, despite being some of the most sought after aesthetic treatments, has historically had its limitations. Many laser technologies, because they work by targeting areas of contrast in skin color, were not considered safe for darker skin types. Yes, clinicians could treatment light skin tones effectively but those with more...
