The "Zoom Boom" era has led to an increasing demand for non-invasive treatments or "tweakments," particularly among younger generations looking to make their faces look photofiltered as they ditch the face mask, return to the office and to socializing in person. This has made treatments like Botox injections and dermal fillers major driving forces of the current aesthetic market. However, the need for extended quarantine lockdown during Covid-19 also resulted in many people getting "filler fatigue," creating a need for longer lasting fillers as well as topical products capable of maintaining results between injectable treatments. New products being touted as "filler" serums are attempting to fill that need and setting the skin care space abuzz. While these products can’t actually replace injectable treatments, they do have some incredible benefits and are innovating the development of synergistic ingredient combinations, deeper penetrating delivery methods and more bioavailable staple ingredients to create powerhouse skin care formulations.
