TADLI JOURNAL AND NEWS

Featured in Mocha Hair Year 20, Issue 4. A new approach to hair regeneration for the modern salon. They tell you things they won’t tell anyone else. Sitting in your chair, more clients are confiding in a concern that has nothing to do with colour or cut: increased shedding, a widening hairline, an overall loss of density. And they’re looking to you, their trusted hairdresser, for answers. Hair loss has become one of the fastest-growing concerns walking through salon doors, qu

Featured in Mocha Beauty Year 19, Issue 4. Most melasma treatment plans focus on suppressing pigment, but Clare Lamberth, Larimedical Business Development Manager at The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute (TADLI), argues the real issue lies deeper: melasma is a chronic inflammatory and vascular condition, not simply a pigment problem. Aggressive peeling can trigger the "melasma boomerang", short-term brightening followed by rebound pigmentation and barrier damage. Larimedica

Featured in Mocha Beauty Year 19, Issue 4. Nancy Abdou, founder of The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute (TADLI), explores laser needling using the MIIN laser's MLA applicator, which delivers 1064nm Nd:YAG energy to trigger the same wound-healing cascade as conventional microneedling, without a single needle touching the skin. The result is deeper penetration (5 to 7mm versus 1 to 1.5mm), no open wound, no consumable cartridge costs and suitability across Fitzpatrick types

If you've been using the Skindividual CelluLUX Masks in your treatments, you already know what a well-formulated sheet mask can do. The ExoLUX Mask is the next chapter in the Skindividual range. Built on the same accessible, functional philosophy, but formulated for skin that needs to do more than hydrate. It needs to regenerate. What Is the Regenerating ExoLUX Mask? The Regenerating ExoLUX Mask is a hydrogel exosome sheet mask formulated with dual-source plant exosomes at co

Larimedical peels have been gaining buzz in professional skin clinics. Their targeted approach to skin renewal offers a gentler alternative to traditional chemical peels, especially for clients with sensitive skin. In this guide, the team at The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute breaks down the difference between Larimedical and chemical peels. Discover how each treatment works, their benefits and whether they're the right fit for your treatment menu and client base. What

Featured in Mocha Beauty Year 19, Issue 3. Nancy Abdou, founder of The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute (TADLI), reflects on 23 years in IPL, from her own first treatment through to the development of the PhotonX, and explains why it took this long to bring an IPL device to market under TADLI. The article covers what sets the PhotonX apart (interchangeable filters, selective wavelength technology, Dermtyte in-motion NIR skin tightening) and offers practical guidance for cl

Featured in Mocha Beauty Year 19, Issue 3. Every energy-based treatment we perform is, by definition, a controlled injury. The goal is always induction - stimulating the skin to repair, rebuild and strengthen. But the line between collagen induction and collagen destruction is thinner than many therapists realise. And in a market flooded with devices, trends and aggressive protocols, that line is being crossed more often than we’d like to admit. A detailed 3D render shows the

Buying a professional beauty device is one of the biggest investment decisions a clinic owner will make. It affects your service menu, your client experience, your team's confidence and your bottom line. Get it right, and it can transform your business. Get it wrong, and it becomes an expensive lesson. End of financial year brings a genuine window of opportunity. Prices come down, and for eligible businesses, the Australian Government's $20,000 Instant Asset Write-Off means y

If you have ever had a chemical peel for pigmentation or melasma and spent the next week hiding from the world, red and peeling and wondering if it was worth it, you are not alone! If you have treated a client that way, watched their skin clear, then watched the pigmentation come back darker six weeks later, you already know that aggressive is not the same as effective. There is a better way. The science of how melasma and pigmentation actually work in the skin makes it very

Plasma pen treatments are now a viable option for those seeking a refined, lifted look without stepping into surgery. From softening fine lines to fading the appearance of scarring, this approach offers a range of potential benefits that support firmer, more youthful-looking skin over time. In this guide by the team at The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute, we’ll explore how plasma pens in Australia work, their benefits and what to expect during an appointment. What is plas

Microcurrent is widely discussed within the aesthetic industry, but for many clinics and clients, the mechanism behind it remains unclear. Understanding how this technology works is key to positioning it correctly, not as a trend, but as a functional, results-driven modality that enhances both in-clinic treatments and homecare. What is a Microcurrent Sculpting Tool? The skin and underlying musculature operate through intrinsic bioelectrical activity. The body naturally produc

Epiblading has emerged as a popular exfoliation treatment used in professional skin clinics. It is commonly used to address a range of skin concerns while also assisting with the removal of fine facial hair. In this guide by The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute, we take a closer look at how an Epiblading treatment works. Discover its key benefits and why this technique can be a valuable addition to your clinic’s treatment offering. What is Epiblading? Epiblading, or de

Rosacea is one of the most commonly misunderstood chronic skin conditions in clinical practice. Often dismissed as “sensitive skin” or transient redness, it is in fact a complex inflammatory disorder requiring a structured, long-term management strategy. With over 415 million individuals affected globally, rosacea presents not as a condition to cure, but one to manage. The modern clinical focus has shifted away from aggressive intervention towards restoring function, supporti

In an era where technology is transforming every aspect of our lives, skincare is no exception. Enter the Meicet Pro-A, a cutting-edge skin analyser that captures detailed facial images across multiple spectral lighting modes, offering unparalleled insights into skin health. This revolutionary tool not only enhances the experiences of skincare practitioners but also empowers clients with valuable knowledge about their skin. Let’s explore what makes the Pro-A stand out from ot

Featured in Mocha Beauty Year 19, Issue 2. Nancy Abdou, founder of The Australian Dermal & Laser Institute (TADLI), examines the Korean-clinic trend of combining ten or more procedures into a single session and asks whether the industry is prioritising speed over the skin's biological limits. The piece walks through the wound-healing cascade, inflammaging, oxidative stress and fibroblast fatigue, and makes the case that well-designed combination therapy respects timing and re

If you’ve been watching the aesthetics industry evolve, you’ll know that IPL technology has come a long way. But a persistent myth remains: that IPL is somehow inferior to laser, or that it’s uncomfortable, imprecise, or it isn't effective for hair removal. The PhotonX IPL is here to challenge every one of those assumptions. Built around three core principles of safety, comfort and results, the PhotonX is a multi-technology IPL platform that brings clinical-grade precision to

Chemical peels have been used in aesthetic medicine for decades, yet they remain one of the most misunderstood professional treatments. Many clients and practitioners still associate peels with aggressive exfoliation, significant downtime, and visible skin shedding. These misconceptions often stem from older peel technologies that relied on strong acids to force rapid epidermal turnover. Today, modern peel technologies have evolved considerably. Advanced formulations, such as

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex endocrine disorder that extends far beyond reproductive health. For many women, the most visible and distressing manifestations are cutaneous. This means they affect facial hair, body hair, acne, and skin texture. Image sourced from Medline Academics. To manage these changes effectively, we must understand the underlying physiology that contributes to them, not just these symptoms. Hair and skin changes in PCOS are not random. T

In an industry where trends shift rapidly and technologies evolve constantly, some modalities remain clinically relevant because they solve a problem permanently . Electrolysis is one of them. As the only method of permanent hair removal suitable for all hair colours and skin types, electrolysis remains one of the most valuable and in-demand specialties within aesthetic practice. It delivers precision, inclusivity and long-term results, making it highly valued by clients and

The aesthetic industry in Australia is evolving rapidly. Competition is increasing, clients are more informed, expectations are higher, and consultations are no longer just about what the practitioner sees, they are about what the client understands. In 2026, clinics that rely purely on visual assessment are at a disadvantage. The future of aesthetic consultations is measurable, structured and data-supported. This is where advanced skin analysis technology becomes essential.