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Nina Peterson, CANS

Nina Peterson is a Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist (CANS) specializing in facial contouring and non-surgical mini facelifts with PDO threads. With over nine years of experience gained in dermatology and plastic surgery practices, Nina also works as a medical blogger and consultant for aesthetic practices and licensed individuals, bringing her background in plastic surgery and dermatology to provide valuable insights.

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A person with long, wet blonde hair is facing away from the camera and braiding their hair. They are holding their hair in both hands, and only their back and arms are visible against a white background.

Trend Alert: Polynucleotides for Hair Restoration

Polynucleotide-based hair-loss treatment is an emerging, generally well-tolerated option being studied for androgenetic alopecia. Early clinical studies report possible improvements...

A medical provider administering an injection for the patient's cheeks.

Polynucleotides Cheeks – Rarely Used, But Effective

Did you know that cheek lift procedures may be considered by individuals experiencing age-related midface volume loss or skin laxity?...

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Polynucleotides Under Eyes: Benefits, Side Effects, Injection Technique, and More

Polynucleotides under eyes are an emerging skin-quality treatment being studied for age-related periorbital concerns. Early research suggests that they may...

Two product boxes are displayed on white circular platforms. The left box is blue and labeled "Radiesse+ Lidocaine," while the right box is purple and labeled "Juvéderm Ultra 4." The background, with its abstract circular designs, subtly hints at the Radiesse vs Juvederm comparison.

Juvederm vs Radiesse: Choosing the Right Dermal Filler for Your Aesthetic Goals

Choosing the right dermal filler is one of the most important decisions in aesthetic treatment—for both patients and practitioners. With...

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Radiesse vs Restylane – A Thorough Comparison

Did you know that market forecasts generally project continued growth in the global aesthetic injectables market over the coming years?...

An individual receiving a facial injection near their eye region.

Rejuran vs Profhilo – Which Is Best for Anti-Aging?

Skin boosters are a broad category of injectable or biologically active treatments intended to improve selected aspects of skin quality,...

An individual receiving various injection into their facial region.

Sunekos vs Rejuran – Comparing Treatments

Did you know that skin boosters offer benefits beyond traditional hyaluronic acid fillers? These minimally invasive injectable treatments primarily focus...

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Restylane or Juvederm – Which is The Better Filler?

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ 2024 Procedural Statistics, hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers were the second-most common minimally...

A woman with a white headband is lying down with her eyes closed. A person wearing gloves is applying a facial mask on her forehead using a spatula. A small bowl of purple facial mask product is held in one hand. The setting appears to be a spa.

Do’s and Don’t of Chemical Peels for Sensitive Skin

There is a misconception about using sensitive skin chemical peels, as they are said to be already harsh on any...

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Collagen Stimulating Treatments: 2026 Ranking

Numerous collagen stimulation treatments have been extensively researched over the past two decades. Unlike traditional fillers that restore volume, these...