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

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

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

Featured on the cover and in Mocha Beauty Year 19, Issue 1. People often see me as an educator. What they don’t always see are the scars that come with that title. I didn’t enter this industry with a polished roadmap or a background in business. I came in as a clinic owner, a woman trying to do things properly, asking questions that didn’t always have clear answers and learning, sometimes the hard way, what happens when education falls short. And if there’s one thing I want y

Featured in Mocha Beauty Year 18, Issue 6. A look at why electrolysis remains the only hair removal method classified as truly permanent, and how modern systems like the Apilus range from Dectro International have transformed the treatment experience. The article covers the three electrolysis modalities (galvanic, thermolysis and blend), why electrolysis works independently of melanin and can treat all hair colours and skin types, and why it is seeing renewed demand alongside

The evolution of hair loss treatments marks a significant shift towards less invasive options, moving away from traditional methods.

In our rapidly evolving aesthetic industry, the decisions you make about education and device partnerships has significant impacts.

How going beyond surface-level assessments and embracing thorough and holistic skin consultations elevates client care.

With the rise of non-invasive, tailored treatments and the integration of AI, the industry is undergoing a transformational shift.

Let's talk about 'inflammageing' - what is it and how can therapists combat the effects of it whilst respecting the skins integrity?

Non-surgical, highly effective and affordable alternatives for clients wanting the "BBL effect".

With 20 years of industry experience, aesthetic education has become my passion; here's why.

What is it? How does it work? And does it really reduce facial volume that causes premature aging?

Home-Grade vs. Clinic-Grade Devices: Apart from experience, knowledge and education - how do the actual devices stack up against each other?

Acne affects more than 85% of Australians, so many therapists’ want to know the best way to manage acne and the scars left.

Strategies to ensure your business survives in 2022.

Selling skincare can often feel like a challenge, but rest assured, prescribing and selling active skincare can be simplified.