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Dr Jonny Betteridge, founder of JB Aesthetics.

27/02/2026

At the Gucci FW26 show, Demi Moore debuted a noticeably tighter, more sculpted look that quickly became a talking point.

Her hair was cut shorter and styled to lift and frame the face, drawing attention to a firm jawline and smooth mid-face. Under runway lighting and high definition cameras, her skin appeared exceptionally taut and refined.

From a clinical standpoint, achieving this level of facial tightness and structural definition at 63 is unlikely without extensive facial plastic surgery combined with ongoing advanced aesthetic treatments. Results of this caliber typically reflect surgical lifting procedures, skin resurfacing, energy based tightening, strategic injectables, and consistent long term maintenance.

It also involves a highly skilled team dedicated to optimising skin quality, as well as professional makeup artistry tailored specifically for strong lighting and close range photography.

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26/02/2026

Beauty used to feel like something you were born into. A small number of faces defined the ideal and most people experienced that ideal from a distance. Now refinement is far more accessible. Treatments, technology, and information have changed the relationship we have with our own appearance. What once felt rare feels achievable, and that shift inevitably changes how we define beauty.

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25/02/2026

A brilliant training day in the Cotswolds with Dr Sarah, who is part of my team, and our friend Roxanna.

We set off at 7:30am for the 70 mile trip and went together to spend the day with at the . It was my first time training with her and, honestly, I wish I had gone sooner.

We focused on anatomy and treatment planning, using ultrasound as a learning tool to visualise the layers of the face in real time. It has been a while since I last used it during my anaesthetic days in hospital, so it was good to revisit and sharpen that skill.

In an industry where it can be difficult to know which voices to trust, I am selective about where I invest my time and attention. It was genuinely refreshing to spend the day with someone thoughtful, insightful and deeply knowledgeable.

We all came away energised, with new techniques and approaches that we will be integrating into the clinic.

The day ended with a pothole, a flat tyre and roadside fish and chips. Home at 11pm.

21/02/2026

My most valuable things are not assets. They are the people who have shaped me, the experiences that have grounded me, and the perspective that guides the decisions I make every day.

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18/02/2026

The idea of 'looksmaxxing' has moved from niche internet forums into mainstream culture. At its core, it reflects a growing awareness of how facial structure influences appearance.

A lot of the conversation online centres around techniques like mewing or facial exercises, often presented as ways to reshape the face. In reality, once facial growth is complete, bone structure does not meaningfully change in that way. What does make a difference is proportion, and how the soft tissues are supported by the underlying structure.

In practice, the most impactful changes tend to come from improving balance rather than altering individual features. Small changes to chin projection can transform the profile. Better mid-face support can make the face appear more rested. Jawline definition can strengthen the overall framework. These adjustments are often subtle, but they change how the face is perceived.

When you look at faces such as Brad Pitt, Henry Cavill, Chris Hemsworth, Michael B. Jordan or Bad Bunny, the common theme is balance. The features sit in proportion. Nothing looks excessive. The structure works as a whole.

What’s really changed is awareness. People are paying more attention to anatomy, proportion, and how the face actually ages and evolves.

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13/02/2026

With Wuthering Heights released today, there has been renewed attention on Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, not only for their performances, but for how they appear on camera. What stands out is not simply the makeup or lighting, but the condition of their skin underneath it.

When skin is healthy and stable, makeup sits more evenly. It reflects light in a way that appears natural and does not draw attention to texture or irregularities. As Margot Robbie’s makeup artist Pati Dubroff has explained, preparation of the skin is fundamental. Makeup can only ever sit as well as the skin allows.

This principle applies equally to men. Male actors frequently work with professional groomers whose role is to ensure the skin appears clear, balanced, and well maintained before filming or public appearances. It reflects a wider shift in how skin health is understood and prioritised.

Good skin quality is not created in a single moment. It is the result of consistent care and a long term approach to maintaining the health and stability of the skin.

Ultimately, the aim is not to rely on makeup to create the illusion of healthy skin, but to support the skin itself so that everything else integrates more naturally.

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12/02/2026

Male aesthetics is a core part of my practice.

Many men come in with concerns around structure rather than volume. Reduced cheek support, chin recession, and a softer jawline can affect how balanced and defined the face appears, particularly in the lower third.

The focus is on restoring that underlying framework. Improving chin projection, supporting the mid-face, and strengthening the jawline in a way that feels natural and appropriate to male anatomy.

Treating men requires precision and restraint. The aim is not to change how someone looks, but to improve proportion and reinforce structure without creating an overfilled or artificial appearance.

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11/02/2026

The glow up everyone’s talking about. Ageing, weight loss, facial hair, or subtle cosmetic tweaks along the way?

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