Are You Prepared to Manage Aesthetic Complications in an NHS Setting?

Aesthetic medicine is rapidly growing, yet remains largely absent from medical school curricula—leaving many resident doctors, emergency clinicians, and primary care physicians unprepared to handle complications from non-surgical cosmetic treatments.

Introducing: “Managing Aesthetic Complications in the Emergency Department: A Quick Guide for Resident Doctors”

This comprehensive yet accessible guide equips you with the knowledge and confidence to assess, diagnose, and manage aesthetic complications effectively in the NHS setting.

Key Features:

• Rapid Assessment & Treatment Protocols – Navigate aesthetic complications with confidence.
• Clear, Evidence-Based Guidelines – Learn best practices for managing dermal filler reactions, vascular occlusions, infections, and more.
• Bridging the Knowledge Gap – Designed for doctors unfamiliar with aesthetic medicine, ensuring you’re equipped to protect patient outcomes.
• Essential for ED & Primary Care Physicians – Recognise, assess, and appropriately escalate aesthetic emergencies.

As non-surgical aesthetic procedures continue to rise, NHS services are increasingly seeing patients with complications—from filler-related vascular events to post-procedure infections. Don’t be caught off guard.

Download your copy now and elevate your clinical expertise in this evolving field!