Fake Before-and-Afters in Aesthetic Medicine: How You're Being Misled
97% of before-and-after photos in aesthetic medicine are biased. An investigation into how images are manipulated, the patient cost, and where it's already illegal.
Exosomes in Aesthetic Medicine — Part II: Product Teardown
Review exosome-based products: serums and treatments in the clinic, real ingredients, sources of exosomes, EU/US regulatory status and what really works.
Exosomes in Aesthetic Medicine: Fascinating Biology, Missing Evidence
Essais cliniques, réglementation, sécurité et limites réelles des soins à exosomes face au marketing.
LED masks: proven biology, uncertain products
Do LED masks really work? Scientific analysis of red light, effective doses, clinical limitations, and marketing.
What Patients Don't See: The Pressure Behind the Practice
An in-depth editorial on the hidden pressures shaping aesthetic medicine today: social media–driven expectations, ethical dilemmas, and clinical responsibility.
Collagen Supplements Show Benefits Only in Industry-Funded Studies
Collagen and funding bias: why the benefits disappear in independent studies. Critical analysis based on 2025 research.
The Retinoid Evidence Gap
Why expensive retinol serums rely on little clinical evidence, while prescription retinoids are rigorously studied.
Belgium and the Quiet Maturity of Aesthetic Medicine Research — 2025
An evidence-based analysis of Belgium’s aesthetic medicine research in 2025, comparing France and the Netherlands, with a focus on ethics, safety, psychology, and AI.