So, you want to get published? Here's how!

For many talented clinicians who wish to share their cases applying the evidence base to support decision making or perhaps write a narrative review of the literature, there may be a knowledge gap in how they approach such a project, which may present a significant barrier. This article explains how a peer-reviewed paper, such as one submitted to Aesthetic Journal, is conceived, developed and written. It offers many useful tips and advice on how the paper should be presented in terms of language, style of writing and structure. It also explains the post-submission phase, including the peer-review process and the run-up to publication. CPD/Clinical Relevance: The publication of high-quality clinical cases and reviews has an essential educational role for other colleagues, yet writing to a sufficiently high standard to be published in a peer-reviewed journal may be a barrier.