Aesthetic Complications in Skin of Colour: What You Need to Know
I was extremely honoured to write an article with my brilliant mentor, Dr Amiee Vyas, about aesthetic complications in skin of colour for the Aesthetics Journal.
The lack of representation of skin of colour in medical training means that patients can lack the confidence that their skin concerns will be recognised and treated appropriately by their healthcare professional.
If you are a patient with skin of colour, which complications associated with cosmetic treatments should you be worried about?
We put together a few useful graphics so you can find out more!
If you are a patient, you absolutely have the right to see a healthcare professional who can look after your skin concerns, regardless of your background or skin type.
References
Ashley EJ, Vyas A. “Diagnosing Adverse Events in Skin of Colour.” Aesthetics Journal, Volume 8, Issue 11, pg 31-35 [CPD Article].
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