COSMETICS & MEDICINE Special Edition №3/2026

• Publisher: Cosmetics & Medicine Publishing
• Format: e-Journal
• Pages: 136
• Language: Russian
• Publication date: September 15 , 2026
• Product dimensions (WxHxD), cm: 21.0 x 29.7 x 1.0
• ISBN/ISSN: 1681-3545

We are pleased to present the new issue of Cosmetics & Medicine # 3/2026. Trends and perspectives, scientific reviews and clinical observations, and practical methods and analyses of complex cases—all in one issue dedicated to the most pressing topics in modern cosmetology and aesthetic medicine.

All of the articles we prepare are practice-oriented: they help broaden professional horizons, find new solutions for day-to-day work, and navigate current approaches to patient management.

The Cosmetic Products section brings together publications on new products. It includes approaches that reflect modern trends in skin care and restoration, as well as safety considerations in day-to-day practice:

• From fighting the consequence to managing the resource: how Skin Longevity is changing the rules of aesthetic medicine (Turubara E.V.)
• Skin quality through the prism of tone: new solutions from the MELA B3 range (Goldobina M.V.)
• Allergic reactions to methacrylates in nail services: pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, prevention, and modern regulatory approaches (Simonenko Yu.)
• The impact of local anesthesia on patient adherence to comprehensive rejuvenation programs (using microneedling RF therapy and biorevitalization as examples) (Karpova A.V.)

Practice-oriented materials—anatomical aspects of treatment planning, safety considerations, and clinical experience—in the Aesthetic Injection section:

• Distribution of neuromuscular junctions in the upper third of the face: a practice-oriented anatomical review for optimizing botulinum toxin type A therapy planning (Magacho-Vieira F.N.)
• Hyaluronidase neutralizes the effect of hyaluronic acid without damaging the structure of healthy skin (Yin B. et al.)
• Consequences of improper technique in permanent makeup: how to recognize the risk and what the practitioner should do (Niftalieva E.B.)
• Practical experience in aesthetic reconstruction of the nipple-areola complex after breast surgery (Svorob O.V.)

Promising technologies, results of clinical studies, and combined techniques in the Energy-Based Aesthetics & Skincare Technologies section:

• The 1726 nm sebum-selective laser in acne treatment: one-year data from a prospective multicenter study (Goldberg D. et al.)
• Comparative assessment of the efficacy and safety of UV/LED technology and the classic eyelash extension method: results of practical experience (Lyakh N.)
• The effect of combined high-intensity facial muscle electrical stimulation and synchronized RF therapy on the position of the modiolus: a prospective ultrasound study (Liu S. et al.)
• Clinical evaluation of combined low-intensity focused ultrasound (LIFU) and radiofrequency therapy for abdominal contouring in women (Wu C. et al.)

Scientific data on the relationship between inflammatory skin diseases and aging processes, and the possibilities of skin care, are published in the ANTI-AGE Cosmetology section:

• Atopic dermatitis accelerates skin aging—proper care can compensate for it (Kikuchi K. et al.)

The Trichology section addresses the pressing issue of hair loss associated with modern drug therapy:

• Hair loss during GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy: prevalence, risk factors, and clinical features (Argobi Y. et al.)

A review of the impact of trendy diets and dietary supplements on skin condition is published in the Nutrition Science section:

• When dietary trends go viral: skin manifestations of trendy diets and dietary supplements promoted on social media (Parga A.D., Coven H.)

In the Skin Diagnostics and Analysis Methods section, there are modern instrumental approaches to skin condition assessment:

• Chemical analysis of the skin as a key to psoriasis diagnosis (Editorial Review)

We would also like to highlight the selection of materials in the Emerging Trends in Innovation, Research & Development section, covering a wide range of topics, including those from fields related to cosmetology:

• A patient with pronounced egocentrism: cosmetologist's tactics (Nikolaeva N.N.)
• The role of glutathione in weight correction: how the intracellular antioxidant helps fight obesity (Mikova E.A.)

Like all our publications, Cosmetics & Medicine # 3/2026 is available in print and electronic versions. Read it in any format convenient for you—and, of course, subscribe to the electronic version to get the most interesting and useful content first!