A survey by the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) has shown a surge in new patients seeking non-and-minimally-invasive procedures during the past year, with a 41.5 per cent increase in new patients who have never had aesthetic treatments. Click HERE to read the full article...
Sunday 6 June saw the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia stream the second iteration of the online virtual conference, CosDoc2021. With 16 hours of live presentations shared between two streams on the day, the event was a showcase for respected international and local speakers, with content...
New Study Shows Hyaluronic Acid Fillers May Last Longer Than Expected While Hyaluronic Acid (HA) fillers are purported to last between 3 and 12 months, a recent study has uncovered that HA Fillers may in fact last longer than what was originally thought. Dermal fillers are essentially...
According to the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA), the impact of seeing one's self on camera or the "Zoom Boom" has definitely been one of the key drivers behind the growing demand for non-invasive facial procedures. COVID-19 and the "'Zoom Boom' phenomenon has seen cosmetic...
Whether you're all about it or against it, non-invasive cosmetic treatments like anti-wrinkle injections and fillers have just become the new norm. According to Dr Molton (President of the CPCA), while patients have definitely become more educated about who they trust to perform a procedure,...
What exactly is a non-surgical rhinoplasty? According to Dr Naomi McCullum, cosmetic physician and board member of the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA), it is a procedure where dermal fiIller is injected into the nose, creating a more attractive shape. It can correct a...
The "Zoom boom" has hastened interest and development in treatments to smooth the neck and define the jawline. Technology has given us much, but it has also given us "tech neck", due to our habit of hanging our head to intently study the screen in...
If you are considering aesthetic medicine, you do need to do your research when selecting practitioners and treatments. Dr Michael Molton, president of the CPCA, advises that there is a wide range of practitioners performing cosmetic medicine procedures in Australia, with different degrees of training...
Staring at our own faces during virtual meetings and catch-ups has given rise to what has been dubbed the Zoom Boom - a surge in demand for cosmetic medical procedures to address "Lockdown Face". According to Dr Michael Molton, president of the CPCA, "Lockdown Face" has...
Click on the timeline of the radio recording at 1:59:00 to start listening to the live interview with the CPCA's President, Dr Michael Molton. Click HERE to listen to the radio interview....