— DBM Aesthetics Resources —
Clinical Knowledge, Practice-Ready
Evidence-based articles, clinical guides, and practice resources to help aesthetic providers stay ahead.
— Clinical Resources
Viviscal Pro
— Clinical Trials
Viviscal Pro Clinical Trial Compendium
A comprehensive collection of published clinical studies evaluating the efficacy and safety of Viviscal Pro in men and women with thinning hair, including outcomes on hair count, thickness, and patient-reported satisfaction.
— Peer-Reviewed Publication
Journal of Drugs in Dermatology: Viviscal Pro Evidence Review
A peer-reviewed article published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology summarizing the clinical evidence supporting Viviscal Pro as a non-prescription hair growth supplement for healthcare providers.
— Clinical Resources
Luchel Skin Boosters
— Product Guide
Luchel Skin Booster: Product Introduction, Treatment Guide & FAQ
A complete clinical reference covering Luchel’s PDRN-based formulation, injection technique, patient selection criteria, treatment protocols, dosing schedules, and frequently asked questions for aesthetic practitioners.
— Clinical Resources
TargetCool®
— CLINICAL STUDY
Efficacy of Precision Cryotherapy in Reducing Pain During Intralesional Injections for Keloids
A prospective study of 20 patients evaluating precision cryotherapy during intralesional keloid injections. Cryoanesthesia reduced average pain scores from 5.9 to 2.4, a 59% relative reduction, with only mild, temporary adverse effects reported.
— CONTROLLED STUDY
Targeted Precision Cryotherapy With a Poly-D,L-Lactic Acid–Hyaluronic Acid Hybrid Filler for Facial Skin Quality Enhancement: A Controlled Study
A controlled study evaluating precision cryotherapy assisted delivery of a PDLLA HA hybrid filler for facial skin quality. Treatment produced greater improvements than microneedling in melanin, dermal density, pore measurements, and redness, with no adverse events observed.
— CLINICAL PILOT STUDY
Supersonic Cryogenic Jet Delivery of Polynucleotides Compared With Manual Intradermal Injection
A split face clinical study comparing supersonic cryogenic delivery of polynucleotides with manual intradermal injections. Both methods produced similar skin improvements, while cryogenic delivery was associated with less pain and a shorter recovery time.
— EX VIVO STUDY
Efficacy of Cryogenic Particle Delivery in Enhancing Skin Penetration and Absorption
An ex vivo human skin study examining cryogenic particle delivery for transdermal absorption. The technique significantly increased penetration and absorption, with the strongest results when combined with microneedling and no structural skin damage observed.