The SHE Word - Women's Health Special-Med-Aesthetics, Botox and Fillers

In this Women's Health Special in partnership with the Vivian Corp, The SHE Word returns with a topic that is impacting women all over the world, and most of us have an opinion, one way or another - BUT Med-Aesthetics are here to stay. Botox was undoubtedly the number one non-invasive procedure in 2023.

Over 7.4 million people in the US alone are receiving Botox treatments, and globally the Botox market is worth about € FOUR BILLION. As of 2023, the average dermal filler market report estimates the total market value of dermal fillers at € FIVE BILLION globally with a year on year growth estimated at 10%. Whether you are a teenager or an older woman, Botox, Fillers and other beauty related procedures are becoming part of everyday conversation. Whilst Med-Aesthetics can certainly help us slow down the signs of aging, and enhance our facial attributes, Med-Aesthetic also carry risks and responsibility - and this is also part of the discussion in this show.

Sarah Bajada is TV presenter & book author, Sarah is also a mum, healthy lifestyle enthusiast as well as committed to empowering other women who are facing challenges. But Sarah is here on this show as an advocate of Med-Aesthetics. Katrine Agius is a Medical Representative, specialising in Med-Aesthetics and the products and procedures used, working with Vivian Corp to ensure safer Med-Aesthetics in Malta. Dr. Charlene Scicluna is an Aesthetic Doctor and Specialist in Family Medicine at CHIC Med-Aesthetic Clinics.

In this show we look at what Botox and Fillers are, what positive affects they can have for a woman, and what happens when Med-Aesthetics are applied badly, or just too much. We also discuss the fake products that are flooding the market - and what they can do to a woman's face, along with the necessary qualifications administering for these sensitive procedures - and what can go wrong in the hands of the unqualified.

As Med-Aesthetics are here to stay, this show is a MUST for all women, today and for the future.