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Cosmetic radiation research opportunity
ARPANSA is pleased to be collaborating with Monash University to support a PhD opportunity to investigate injuries from cosmetic use of non-ionising radiation.
The use of non-ionising radiation for cosmetic purposes including hair removal, body sculpting, tattoo removal and skin rejuvenation has increased in recent years and regulation varies across state and territory jurisdictions.
There is currently no national approach to regulation of devices or services using non-ionising radiation for cosmetic purposes and research in this space is limited.
‘Non-ionising radiation such as laser, radiofrequency and ultrasound can cause burns and injuries if not used correctly’, said Adj Assoc Prof Ken Karipidis, Assistant Director, Assessment and Advice at ARPANSA.