Med Spa & Aesthetic Treatments

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HHS Opens a Path to Compound BPC-157, TB-500 and Four Other Peptides: What the Policy Allows and What It Doesn’t

HHS filed a notice on October 28 letting licensed pharmacies compound six unapproved peptides, including BPC-157 and TB-500, under strict sourcing and reporting rules. Here is what the policy covers, what it does not, and five questions to ask any provider.

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BOTOX Cosmetic Day 2026 Returns November 18: How the Allē Offer Works in Portland and Vancouver

Allergan Aesthetics confirmed BOTOX Cosmetic Day returns November 18, 2026, with a buy-one-get-one $50 Allē gift card and a November refer-a-friend reward. Here are the dates, the fine print and how to plan your treatment in Portland or Vancouver.

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Galderma’s Q3 2026 Results: Neuromodulators Surge 24% as Filler Demand Cools

Galderma’s third-quarter numbers show neuromodulators up 24.1% and fillers up 4.8%, with Sculptra still growing at double digits. Here is what the split says about how patients are choosing treatments, and why part of the jump is an accounting rebound.

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Smiling woman receiving a facial injectable from a gloved aesthetic professional, featured image for England's cosmetic procedure crackdown and Oregon and Washington med spa rules, Cosmetiq Medicine Portland and Vancouver

England Cracks Down on High-Risk Cosmetic Procedures: What Oregon and Washington Already Require of Med Spas

England moved on October 21 to restrict liquid BBLs, deep peels and some lasers to regulated professionals. Here is how Oregon and Washington already regulate med spas, and the four questions to ask before your next treatment.

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