Journalists come to us for skin science. Our founder and our clinicians have been quoted on sun damage, hyperpigmentation, neuromodulators and body skin by national and international press. Every article below is linked so you can read the original.
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Three people at Bar Beauty Medical have been quoted in editorial coverage, and their subjects barely overlap. Our founder speaks to the business and to sun exposure, our nurse injector to the medical uses of neuromodulators, and our medical aesthetician to sunscreen chemistry and seasonal routines. Press enquiries reach us at info@barbeauty.ca or 416-923-1200.
- Sun exposure and cumulative UV damage. Basil Russo, Founder, in Yahoo Health and Family Handyman, on why forearms and hands take the worst of it and why the damage surfaces years later.
- Sunscreen selection, chemical filters against mineral. Julia Barabas, Medical Aesthetician, in Her Agenda, syndicated to MSN and NewsBreak, on stinging, reactive skin and where mineral is the safer pick.
- Seasonal skincare and adjusting a routine to the weather. Julia Barabas, Medical Aesthetician, in The Glam Reporter, on moving people off a too-rich cream without abandoning moisturiser altogether.
- Neuromodulators beyond wrinkles, including hyperhidrosis. Jasmine Saggu, RN, Aesthetic Nurse Injector, in Women’s Fitness, also distributed on Apple News+.
- Wrinkles, ageing and what the treatments actually do. Basil Russo, Founder, in Vogue and the Daily Mail.
- Body skin treatments. Basil Russo, Founder, in Out, on a course of visits rather than one relaxing hour.
- Building a medical aesthetics clinic in Toronto. Basil Russo, Founder, on Next Biz Thing, episode 373, carried across more than twenty podcast directories.
Every article below is linked so the original can be read rather than taken on trust. Coverage listed here is editorial, meaning a member of the team was quoted or cited as a source, and being quoted in a publication is not an endorsement by that publication. Bar Beauty Medical is at 46 Fort York Blvd, CityPlace, Toronto.
What is a butt facial? Why this spa treatment is popular among gay men
Quoted: Basil Russo
“It’s a treatment, not a fluffy spa buff, so what you’re paying for is the result over a short run of visits, not one relaxing hour.”
Garden Smarter, Not Redder: Sun Protection Tips for Every Gardener
Quoted: Basil Russo
“Forearms and hands take the worst of it because they get sun every session and rarely get SPF reapplied. And the damage shows up 15 to 20 years later.”
Botox isn’t just for wrinkles — the health conditions it can treat
Quoted: Jasmine Saggu, RN
Also distributed on Apple News+
“Most people think Botox is just for wrinkles. Really it’s a one-trick protein with a lot of jobs. For someone who soaks through shirts, a few injections in the underarms or palms switch those sweat glands off for four to six months.”
A Guide To Picking The Right Sunscreen: Chemical Vs Mineral
Quoted: Julia Barabas
Also syndicated to MSN and NewsBreak
“For most people, sunscreen is low risk. What I see day to day is minor, a chemical filter stinging the eyes or irritating reactive skin, the odd breakout from a heavy formula, or a real allergy in a small number of people, which is where mineral is the safer pick.”
The Summer Skin Prep Routine: Glow Before the Heat Hits
Quoted: Julia Barabas
“Shiny by mid-morning, makeup sliding, a few little bumps showing up, that cream’s too rich for the weather. I move people to something water-light. But please don’t just stop moisturizing to fight the oil, that always backfires, you still need water in the skin, just lighter.”
Podcast
Episode 373 — Bar Beauty Medical
Featuring: Basil Russo
Our founder on building a medical aesthetics clinic in Toronto. The episode is carried across more than twenty podcast directories, including Amazon Music, Pocket Casts and Transistor.
The Women’s Fitness feature was also distributed on Apple News+. Coverage listed here reflects editorial articles in which a member of the Bar Beauty Medical team was quoted or cited as a source. Being quoted in an article is not an endorsement by that publication.
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