In aesthetic medicine, the term Tyndall effect has been adopted from its original optical context to describe a bluish discoloration of the skin that can occur when hyaluronic acid (HA) gels are placed too superficially. Although frequently referenced, it remains a poorly understood and complex phenomenon in clinical practice.

When beginning your journey into medical aesthetics, the sheer variety of training options, such as fast-track courses, combination courses, Level 7 qualifications, etc.. can feel overwhelming.