Skin Care is Experiencing a Regenerative Revolution

Mar 1st, 2023

MedEsthetics managing editor Rebecca Lane shares some of the skin care products that are changing the way we rewind the clock and turn the tables on aging.

MedEsthetics managing editor Rebecca Lane shares some of the skin care products that are changing the way we rewind the clock and turn the tables on aging.

Regeneration Nation

The legendary Fountain of Youth, a mythical spring with the power to restore the youth of any who drink or bathe in its waters, has been recounted in numerous tales from around the world for thousands of years. Belief in this magical spring has spurred adventurers and conquerors alike to search for its fabled healing waters. What was legend could soon be a reality, however, with the incredible advances in regenerative aesthetics that are proving capable of literally reversing aging in human skin. The world of medical aesthetics is creating its own Fountain of Youth. I have compiled some of the skin care products at the forefront of this regenerative revolution that are changing the way we rewind the clock and turn the tables on aging.

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The research conducted at the center will focus on applicable scientific discoveries to advance allergy science and develop topical innovations to address skin conditions, per the organizations.

Clinique x Mount Sinai Tackle Aging, Eczema & Allergies for Actionable Innovation

Research will comprise all ages, genders, races and ethnicities, and will "investigate the effects of factors such as diet, exercise, and stress on the skin of healthy people."

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Acne Interferes with Gender Expressions in Transgender Patients

A January 2024 study in JAMA Dermatology found that acne can interfere with desired gender expression and contribute to negative stigmas and stereotypes towards gender-diverse individuals.

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Study Demonstrates Effectiveness of MatriDerm Collagen-Elastin Template

The study from the University Medical Center in Dresden, Germany, highlights MatriDerm's role in reducing operating room time, avoiding flap surgery in up to 80% of cases and eliminating donor site morbidities associated with traditional flap procedures.

Enhancing Confidence: Reverse by Aerolase for Scar Revision in Breast Augmentation & Reduction

Enhancing Confidence: Reverse by Aerolase for Scar Revision in Breast Augmentation & Reduction

The Reverse by Aerolase protocol harnesses the power of two state-of-the-art lasers, the Neo Elite and the Era Elite, to significantly enhance the appearance of scar tissue, redness, texture, and underlying pigment.

89% of readers are considering adding exosome therapy to their service offerings! Here are the top ten exosome treatment advances shaping the future of aesthetics.

Top 10 Exosome Treatment Advances Taking Over Aesthetics [Survey Results]

89% of readers are considering adding exosome therapy to their service offerings! Here are the top ten exosome treatment advances shaping the future of aesthetics.

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Telehealth in Medical Aesthetics Expands to Medspa & GLP-1 Treatments

The expansion of telehealth across the medical industry has altered the consultation process and led to new programs that integrate telehealth into their aesthetic offerings, including a new GLP-1 therapy program and at-home med spas.

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Study Finds JAK Inhibitors Do Not Increase Risks of Serious Adverse Events in Patients with Atopic Dermatitis

The study from Pusan National University revealed that JAK inhibitor use is not associated with a greater risk of serious adverse events like malignancy, thromboembolism or major adverse cardiac events.

Researchers identified a notable rise in carbon monoxide (CO) levels, which correlated with a spike in AD, dermatitis and eczema-related dermatology clinic visits.

Air Pollution from Wildfires Stirs Skin Flare-ups in Northeastern U.S., Study Suggests

Air pollution from Canadian wildfires last summer reached the northeastern U.S. and stirred up skin conditions, a recent study suggests. In a related interview, Shadi Kourosh, M.D., advised consumers to wear mineral sunscreen and take other precautions.

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Consumers Prefer Minimalist Skin Care & Midface Aesthetic Treatments: Kline

The main consumer skin care goal identified in Kline's Emerging Trends in Aesthetic Skin Care: A Consumer Perspective report is skin that is firm, smooth, hydrated and glowing.

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Snail Serums and AviClear Acne Laser are Currently Top Skin Care Trends: Spate

Spate reports that snail serum has experienced an increase of 305.2% YoY growth and there is significant consumer interest in the effectiveness of the AviClear laser, which is to be expected with any splurge treatment.

Everyone scrutinizes themselves, but not every consumer wants to undergo professional/aesthetic treatments or procedures. New data points to consumers' desire for professionally inspired at-home beauty innovation.

Lift & Tuck: Consumer Attitudes Toward Aesthetic Procedures

How emerging consumer attitudes point to at-home and topical solutions inspired by professional procedures.

The Benefits of Hydration: A Woman's Portrait with Glowing, Dewy Skin

Korean Skin Care is Exploding in Popularity

Korean beauty terms like glass skin and dewy glow are experiencing significant consumer interest on social media and online search platforms.