News and Insights for
UAE Aesthetic Clinics

Anglo Arab Trading in the press, plus guidance for clinics across the UAE.

Doctor looking at LDM® Triple to treat a range of dermatological and aesthetic skin issues
Clinic owners are asking different questions before they buy. Versatility, running costs, comfort and published evidence now count for more than peak power or a striking demonstration. Here is an honest look at what clinics are weighing up this year.
Radiant dewy skin skincare spa scene
Few patients will take a week away from work for their skin, and fewer still will do it twice. Treatments that fit around a working week are reshaping what clinics choose to offer. Here is an honest look at the shift and at its limits.
Young woman with clear glowing skin, dark hair tied back, looking slightly to the side indoors.
Glass skin is a goal rather than a treatment, and it rests on hydration and a healthy barrier more than on any single device. That is why clinics build it as a protocol and ask for commitment at home. Here is an honest look at what it involves.
LDM® Triple non-invasive skin treatment performed in clinic, regenerative ultrasound device in use with no downtime.
Acne, redness and sensitivity are inflammation problems as much as surface ones. LDM® Triple works on the skin barrier and the inflammatory environment, which is why clinics use it alongside medical acne care rather than instead of it. Here is an honest look at its place.
Clinician moving a handheld ultrasound applicator across a relaxed patient's cheek during a calming facial treatment.
Recovery used to be the aftercare note at the end of an appointment. In regenerative practice it is the point of the treatment, with barrier health and inflammation the things being measured. Here is an honest look at why the emphasis has moved.
Combining energy based devices and clinical skincare in a patient pathway for healthy skin
LDM® Triple is not a replacement for laser, radiofrequency or microneedling. Clinics increasingly use it around them, preparing the skin beforehand and settling it afterwards so the harder treatment can do its work. Here is an honest look at how the two are sequenced.