The Aesthetics Trends Report 2024
The Aesthetics Trends Report is your definitive guide to the most significant advancements that have shaped the field over the past year. The 2024 Report has been compiled in partnership with Ben Pask, founder of RARE: Group consulting , who here shares the research he has amassed through studying thousands of aesthetic clinics across the UK.
1. Aesthetics finally receiving medical recognition
The recognition of the aesthetics sector by the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) marks a significant step forward in enhancing the credibility and medical standing of the field. The RSM’s Section of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery (SAMAS) is the organisation’s 56th specialised section.
This acknowledgment from such a prestigious medical body not only elevates the legitimacy of aesthetic practices, but also reinforces the importance of skill, safety and medical expertise within the field. It signals a growing acceptance of aesthetics within the wider medical community, helping to bridge the gap between cosmetic treatments and more traditional healthcare services.
One clear indication of this growing integration is that 50% of private dentists in the UK have now expanded their service offerings to include aesthetic treatments. A comparable number of ophthalmology providers are also offering some form of aesthetic treatment (47%), with this trend being reflected in Optical Express’ acquisition of Harley Medical Group and sk:n Clinics earlier in the year. This demonstrates that professionals in related medical fields are increasingly seeing the value of incorporating aesthetics into their practices, providing patients with a wider range of services under one roof.
As more dental and ophthalmology clinics begin to offer aesthetic services, the market is becoming increasingly diverse, with more points of entry for patients seeking treatments. This diversification helps to destigmatise aesthetic procedures, aligning them more closely with the kind of expert care
patients expect from medical professionals. In turn, this expansion will likely contribute to greater patient trust and confidence in the safety, effectiveness and professionalism of aesthetics treatments. Ultimately, this shift suggests a future where aesthetics is seen as an integral part of healthcare, further solidifying its place in the wider medical landscape.
With government plans still underway to introduce an aesthetics licensing scheme and stricter regulation around cosmetic treatments in England, the safety and reputability of the field is only set to increase in the coming months and years.
The new RSM SAMAS considers that aesthetic medicine and surgery is an integral part of medical practice. The Section advocates that patients presenting with aesthetic concerns receive the best service if they are seen by practitioners who apply the medical model of history, examination and diagnosis. This should be followed by discussion with the patient of possible treatment options, with the ultimate choice of treatment resting with the patient.
Dr Christopher Rowland Payne, consultant dermatologist and first president of the Royal Society of Medicine’s new Section of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery
2. Looking to a future beyond injectables
This year, RARE: Group consulting reported a significant decline in consumer demand for both dermal fillers and botulinum toxin treatments, with dermal filler treatments dropping by 31% and botulinum toxin demand decreasing by 16%. Interestingly, this downturn is occurring alongside new consumer data showing an increase in the number of people considering non-invasive cosmetic treatments in the future. This suggests that while demand for certain treatments has slowed, there is still growing interest in non-invasive procedures overall.
At the same time, the aesthetic specialty is seeing shifting preferences, with the data indicating a broadening interest in less invasive procedures –devices are really coming into their own. For example, the number of people who would consider undergoing laser hair removal treatment in the UK is at 5.6 million, compared to 4.8 million for botulinum toxin and 3.6 million for dermal fillers.
The UK market size for aesthetic medical devices is estimated to be around £13.7 billion in 2024. It is projected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.2% going forward, growing to an estimated market size of £18.8 billion by 2034. Market projections do suggest that injectables are not dying out just yet, with the dermal filler market exhibiting a projected CAGR of 8.6% between 2023 and 2032.
These ever-changing patient preferences suggest the landscape of medical aesthetics in the UK is open to changes in consumer priorities and behaviour, making it a critical time for the field to adapt to these emerging trends.
Injectables are going nowhere. Both fillers and toxins do things to the face that, at present, other treatments cannot do. However, I think investment in different technologies, alongside a realisation of the limitations of injectables, has led to the development of a vast array of new innovations. What this lets us do is achieve more balanced, harmonious and natural results for our patients. I don’t see that trend going anywhere.
Dr Sophie Shotter, aesthetic practitioner, Aesthetics Clinical Advisory Board Member and British College of Aesthetic Medicine Trustee
3. Persisting concerns around cosmetic tourism
The UK has long been known as a destination for high-end cosmetic treatments, attracting patients seeking premium, expert care in a range of aesthetic procedures. However, in recent years, a growing portion of the UK market has started seeking treatments abroad, lured by the promise of lower costs and the added appeal of combining medical procedures with a holiday experience. Many individuals opt for overseas treatment packages that encompass both medical care and a vacation, offering a ‘rounded holiday experience’ that not only includes the procedure, but also recovery in a desirable location.
According to data from the Office for National Statistics, the number of British residents leaving the country specifically for medical treatment surged from 234,000 in 2021 to 348,000 in 2022. This dramatic rise in medical tourism has raised concerns within the UK aesthetics sector, as more individuals look abroad for cosmetic and medical treatments. While the affordability of treatments abroad may be appealing to some, the associated risks have
led to increasing alarm. For instance, data from the Foreign Office revealed that six British citizens tragically died in Turkey in 2023 after undergoing medical procedures there.
Furthermore, reports from the British Association of Aesthetic and Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) show a concerning trend: the number of patients who required hospital treatment in the UK after receiving cosmetic surgery abroad increased by 94% over a three-year period. Between 2018 and 2022, a total of 324 patients needed surgical interventions after complications from procedures performed overseas.
This rise in complications has placed additional strain on the UK healthcare system, as NHS hospitals and clinics are tasked with addressing these issues. The trend underscores the need for better patient education about the risks of medical tourism and the potential long-term costs associated with seeking lower-cost treatment abroad.
The problem we have with cosmetic tourism is that travel agencies are trying to come across as experts in cosmetic surgery, which they simply are not. These companies are managing to entice Brits abroad for cheaper surgery. This, in itself, isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but they do not provide enough time or options for people to choose a surgeon they’re happy with and trust. There is often not a safe consent process during these procedures. Surgery is not about a cheap deal –it’s about an entire life change.
Mr Naveen Cavale, consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Aesthetics Clinical Advisory Board Member and UK representative of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
4. Medical wellness and longevity taking centre stage
Medical wellness, functional medicine and longevity are undeniable rapidly growing fields in the world of aesthetics. This shift reflects a broader movement as people increasingly prioritise long-term health and wellbeing alongside their aesthetic goals. In fact, the research from RARE: Group consulting has showed that 1 in 3 medical aesthetic clinics in the UK are now offering treatments which specifically focus on medical wellness and longevity. This highlights the rising demand for services that go beyond traditional beauty enhancements, instead emphasising the importance of overall health, balance and vitality.
A practitioner interviewed by RARE: Group consulting during the research process said, “People want to feel good, not just look good. In the past, people would come into clinic for specific areas to be focused on, but now they are coming in asking how to slow down the clock in their body. I believe this is future of the specialty.”
As a profession we have to think further than what’s at the end of our toxin or filler needle. We have to help educate and elevate the standards of health and regeneration – it is critical. Even the most basic skin peel relies on triggering a cellular response in the skin. If those cells are not healthy then how can we expect the best outcomes for our patients?
Dr Mayoni Gooneratne, aesthetic practitioner, Aesthetics Clinical Advisory Board Member and co-founder of the British College of Functional Medicine
Moreover, 51% of UK clinics that specialise solely in aesthetic treatments are now also offering functional medicine assessments as their top service. This indicates a strong trend toward personalised, holistic treatment approaches that consider the entire body rather than just focusing on aesthetic concerns.
As more practitioners embrace this integrated approach, it underscores the importance of a comprehensive view of health, where aesthetics and wellbeing are intertwined, offering patients a more balanced path to both looking and feeling their best. The success of the Medical Longevity Summit at CCR is a testament to this being at the forefront of patients’ priorities.
A future is coming into view where the boundaries between aesthetics and health are increasingly blurred, with a more holistic model taking centre stage.
Introducing Aesthetics
Aesthetics represents the two leading trade events in the UK medical aesthetics specialty, the most prestigious awards ceremony in UK field, plus the most well-respected UKbased medical journal on all things aesthetics.
The Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative (CCR) Congress, the Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE), The Aesthetics Awards and the Aesthetics Journal epitomise excellence in the specialty, featuring the biggest companies and the most reputable practitioners.
Our events and content provides a platform for the latest innovations in the world of aesthetics, giving a voice to those leading the way in enhancing patient safety and results.
With our advanced specialty knowledge and relationships with the top companies and practitioners, Aesthetics is the source for all that’s new in the field.
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Visit companies who are showcasing their latest and greatest innovations at CCR 2024 to chat more about their products.
Our Innovation Trail at CCR 2024 marks some of the most groundbreaking technology in the aesthetics world right now – pay these companies a visit to see what innovations they’re inspiring.
These companies were Commended, Highly Commended or Winners at The Aesthetics Awards 2024 – known in the specialty as the Oscars of Aesthetics.
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As one of the most rapidly evolving fields in medicine, aesthetics continues to push boundaries with cutting-edge technologies and innovations. This year has been particularly exciting, with breakthrough advancements in regenerative medicine, skincare and wellness supplements. We’re thrilled to present this annual report, offering a deep dive into the trends and products that will shape the future of patient care.
Shannon Kilgariff, Editor and Event Manager at Aesthetics
Introducing the Aesthetics Product Launches Report
The aesthetics specialty is ever-evolving, and the Aesthetics Product Launches Report, brought to you by the Aesthetics Journal, is a round-up of the exciting products, treatments and innovations released to the UK aesthetics market in 2024. The list is divided into five sections for your ease:
These round-ups are a handy insight into the hottest trending techniques, ingredients and treatment approaches in the past year from the most reputable companies.
Some of these companies are exhibiting at CCR 2024, so you have the chance to learn even more on their stands.
Revitalising Injectable Treatments
Aesthetic practitioners often describe injectable treatments as their bread and butter. Injectables include products such as dermal fillers, botulinum toxin, skin boosters, collagen stimulators, polynucleotides or threads, which can be used to address concerns like volume loss, skin laxity, fine lines and more.
These products’ popularity among patients and their ability to create incredible transformations make them firm favourites.
Aesthderm
Karisma rH Collagen
Bio-Restitutive Soft Filler
Karisma rH Collagen is a bio-restitutive soft filler that induces natural restoration of pre-aging conditions, by promoting the production of type I collagen in human fibroblasts. Only two treatments are required, and patient satisfaction has been very high. The combination of hyaluronic acid, rH collagen and carbomethylocellulose 0 makes this product unique on the market.
Aesthetic pharmaceutical company Croma-Pharma has expanded its portfolio with countourel Absorbable PDO Threads. The new threads are designed to lift, tighten and rejuvenate the skin in the face and body. The range includes seven threads of various strengths – countourel mono, jamber I, jamber tanxing, barbed, ultra, ultra+ and max – suited for different areas.
Juvelook is a hybrid collagen stimulator with a concentration of 42.5mg of PDLLA and 7.5mg of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid. The product can be applied in the eye area, face, neck and décolleté through injection directly into the dermis. According to the company, injection in this shallow layer maximises the plumping and glowing effect of newly synthesised collagen. This can induce skin texture improvement, reduction of fine lines, tightening of pores and more.
ALIDYA is a CE-marked medical device specifically designed for treating and preventing cellulite. It works by targeting the underlying causes of cellulite, such as impaired lymphatic drainage, extracellular matrix alterations and the accumulation of toxins. It is especially effective for areas like the thighs, buttocks, abdomen and arms.
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Maxel Clinic Wholesale
Sisthaema Hevo-T
Skin Booster
Sisthaema Hevo-T is a cutting-edge skin booster designed to rejuvenate and hydrate the skin deeply. Formulated with cross-linked hyaluronic acid and trehalose, it delivers long-lasting hydration and enhances skin elasticity. This product is ideal for patients over 40, addressing signs of ageing such as fine lines, wrinkles and loss of volume.
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RadiaNt Dermal Fillers are specifically designed to address premature skin aging and age-related facial volume deficits, providing patients with natural-looking results that last. The range includes RadiaNt Ultra, RadiaNt Derm, RadiaNt Soft and RadiaNt Forte. The products utilise SLOHA Gel technology which increases their longevity.
Mia Femtech has unveiled the first ever injectable breast implant. The implants can provide one or two cup enhancement with smaller sized implants, achieving the goal of a more natural look in a 15-minute, general anaesthetic-free procedure. They use biocompatible surface technology promote a low inflammatory response, low friction and low bacterial attachment.
Prollenium Medical Technologies has unveiled its latest dermal filler to the Revanesse range – Revise+. The Revise+ product is designed to address delicate areas like the tear trough. Formulated with high molecular weight hyaluronic acid (HA) and a concentration of 12mg HA/ml, it is ideal for periorbital treatment.
Mia Femtech
Devices for Face and Body Rejuvenation
Aesthetic devices are some of the most multifaceted products in the specialty. They offer dozens of treatment solutions, from hair removal to skin tightening, acne resolution to fat reduction. From minimally-invasive to more intensive treatments, there really is something for everyone when it comes to aesthetic devices. The best part? They often work well in combination with other modalities like injectable and topical skin treatments.
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This new device combines high intensity focused electromagnetic energy with radiofrequency to remodel and restore patient’s skin. The device can treat the forehead, cheeks, jawline and give the eyebrows a lift, with benefits including a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles.
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4T Medical has introduced Eve – a multi-platform device for skin rejuvenation. The device incorporates hydradermabrasion and peeling which are designed to cleanse, resurface and hydrate the skin, microcurrent therapy using electrical currents to activate essential skin processes, and electro muscle stimulation to boost muscle contraction and relaxation for lifting and toning.
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Opus is a non-invasive platform for skin tightening and resurfacing using unipolar radiofrequency to stimulate collagen production on the face, eye area and body. The RF is combined with fractional plasma technology to boost collagen stimulation. Charged metal pins are applied to the skin at a high frequency to produce a new skin surface without the need for invasive needles.
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Hybrid is a dual-wavelength laser, incorporating ablative CO2 laser and non-ablative 1570 nm laser to provide a variety of treatments. The device utilises a patented HyGrid technology, combining the two lasers to facilitate deeper results with minimal downtime.
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Alma’s new laser hair removal device Soprano Titanium Special Edition boosts hair removal speed. The laser device introduces a new applicator, with a 4cm spot size that aims to enhance speed. It uses three laser wavelengths – 755 nm, 810 nm and 1064 nm – as well as ICE Plus technology for continued cooling of the skin.
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APG Tech’s new radiofrequency technology Golden RF features four gold-plated applicators designed for use across the face and body. XS FACE for precision in delicate areas like the eyes and lips, FACE for all other face and neck treatments, BODY for all areas of the body and MATRIX ADVANCED TIP which targets more superficial layers of the epidermis.
The RF Combo Jector from BeautyEurope can combine product delivery with radiofrequency, with adjustable RF levels and variable needle mesotherapy length extending from 0.2-5mm. This capability provides a dual stimulation effect on the skin, with results in a shorter recovery time for patients. Exhibitor
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Rexonage3 uses quantum molecular resonance (QMR) technology to stimulate stem cells in the dermis, regenerating collagen and elastin without the need for applying heat to the skin. The device works on a spectrum of 16 frequencies from 4MHz to 64MHz, providing treatment options to increase dermal thickness, boost skin firmness, reduce wrinkles and reduce acne scarring.
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EXION treats the face, body and intimate area with four applicators. The EXION Fractional RF and EXION Face induce hyaluronic acid production through combined RF and ultrasound. EXION Body targets skin laxity and fat loss within one applicator, and EMFEMME 360 uses non-invasive RF to treat vaginal laxity and sexual dysfunction in eight minutes.
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EMFACE Submentum aims to target the double chin and jawline area by treating both skin and fat. Synchronised radiofrequency remodels collagen and elastin to improve skin texture and reduce saggy skin under the chin, while HIFES stimulates the digastric muscle to selectively tone laxity and lift the submental area.
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Ultraformer III is a high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) device that is geared towards lifting, tightening and contouring the skin. The device incorporates macro and micro focused ultrasound (MMFU) to distribute ultrasound waves equally without directly targeting the epidermis.
AviClear from Cutera is the first US FDA-cleared aesthetic device to treat mild-to-severe acne, with permanent results. AviClear will offer patients an alternative to prescription medications which can trigger side effects, requiring just three 30-minute sessions to provide a longterm solution to active acne, with minimal damage to the surrounding tissue and minimal downtime. Exhibitor
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EliteiQ Pro is the latest dual wavelength system, featuring the two gold standard wavelengths for hair removal on all skin types. The device is indicated to treat permanent hair reduction and treatment of benign vascular lesions, benign pigmented lesions, wrinkles, warts, scars, stretch marks, psoriasis, rosacea and ingrown facial hairs.
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Déesse PRO
EOS-X uses high-concentration 1070 nm wavelength light emitting diodes, combined with 630 nm and 830 nm wavelengths to stimulate tissue regeneration and healing in the dermis. The light penetrates deep into the subcutaneous tissue and muscle, having a bio-stimulatory effect on the tissue and addressing concerns related to ageing.
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Tri-Wave MD uses blue light with antibacterial purposes, red light to accelerate activity in the skin and near infrared light to aid skin function with up to 240 j/cm² in a single treatment session. The Tri-Wave MD also features a patent-pending Cooling System to improve patient comfort.
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JetPeel is a trans-epidermal treatment that uses high velocity jet streams of liquid micro-droplets into the skin to aid rejuvenation. The device comes with five different handpieces for different indications and areas. Treatments are needle-free and comfortable with no downtime.
Aura 3D Imaging System provides photo-realistic 3D images of a patients’ face and neck from one single image, as opposed to several taken at different angles. It provides practitioners with AI-driven insights into patients’ skin analysis, taking consultations to a new level of understanding, and better visualising post-treatment transformations. Company
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Legend Pro+ is a three-in-one skin and body platform which offers three radiofrequency (RF) based technologies. TriPollar triggers collagen and elastin stimulation through controlled heating of the dermis for skin tightening; Voluderm creates micro wounds to encourage hyaluronic acid production; and TriFractional resurfaces the skin through ablative RF and volumetric heating. Company
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Ivanmed imedpen
The imedpen automated microneedling device boasts adjustable needle depths for over 2,200 micro channels per second and six speed setting to promotes the natural production of collagen. On top of that, imedpen RF+ combines RF and microneedling, with the option for standalone RF treatments. The gold-plated needle cartridges are less likely to cause skin irritations.
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Ivanmed has announced the launch of new cryosurgery device CryoPen XP, which is equipped with ‘micro-applicator’ tips designed to target skin lesions from 1mm to 20mm in size. These tips mean lesions in more delicate areas, such as skin tags around the eyes, can be treated.
Utilising cutting-edge blue light technology, Blue Derma effectively targets and treats a wide range of dermatological conditions, including acne, wound healing, psoriasis and skin rejuvenation. This non-invasive, painless treatment accelerates tissue repair and reduces inflammation, offering transformative results for patients seeking effective skin care solutions.
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Lynton has introduced two new handpieces for the SmartXide PUNTO CO2 laser, in partnership with Deka. The SCAR3 handpiece will offer deep CO2 treatment, targeting thick scars such as acne, surgical and burn scars. The Derma Scan handpiece is a CO2 scanner for use in surgical dermatology, enhancing the device’s vaporisation capability with maximum precision.
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The new Dynamix device comprises radiofrequency (RF), intense pulsed light (IPL) and lasers. It will allow practitioners to integrate a range of Lynton treatments in their clinics, including ReBright (IPL), ReModel (RF), Remove Q (Q-Switched Nd:YAG), ResurFACE (Erbium YAG laser) and more.
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The Sylfirm X technology is designed to address a variety of skin complaints. The device uses Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)-regulating technology to increase the efficacy of the microneedling, allowing it to boost treatment of rosacea, melasma and redness. The dual wave RF is adjustable to treat various skin layers and concerns.
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Beauty Rock uses high-grade LEDs to deliver a range of colour wavelengths, integrating near- and far-infrared technologies to address various skin conditions and reduce signs of ageing. The device aims to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and diminish signs of ageing by increasing collagen production, gently tightening and lifting the skin.
This handheld ultrasound device harnesses the power of linear, black & white and colour imaging, combined with advanced features like power doppler imaging and pulse wave. This multifunctional device caters to diverse diagnostic needs, and can be integrated with Apple, Android tablets, smartphones and Windows PC. Exhibitor
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Sciton BBL HEROic Pulsed-Light Technology
Available on both the JOULE X and mJOULE platforms, BBL HEROic’s Intelligent Control (IC) uses 3D spatial data to track the treatment handpiece, allowing for precise pulse delivery. This innovation, alongside the new autodynamic pulsing feature, has been designed to adapt to the operator’s speed and reduce full body treatment times.
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Sculpt Pro
e-Magnescence Multi-Platform Device
e-Magnescence incorporates three technologies into one handpiece: radiofrequency, HI-EMS and HI-TENS. The technologies can be used to target all layers of the skin, aiming to tighten, sculpt muscles and minimise cellulite. Monopolar, tripolar and fractional RF are all available, providing treatment options for a variety of indications.
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Sculpt Pro Hydra Beauty 2 Skin Resurfacing Device
This versatile device is designed to address a wide range of skin concerns for the face, body, and scalp. Offering comprehensive rejuvenating treatments, including deep cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, hydration and antioxidant protection, it effectively treats acne-prone skin, hyperpigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, and uneven skin tone and texture.
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Sofwave Pure Impact Electric Muscle Stimulations
Pure Impact by Sofwave is an electric muscle stimulation (EMS) device that firms up the body and tones muscle. The system is designed to stimulate multiple muscle groups and body areas simultaneously. It is FDA-cleared to strengthen, tone and firm the abdomen, buttocks and thighs, and can also deliver short-term improvement in the appearance of cellulite.
Advanced Skin Treatments
Skin treatments besides injectables and devices are an area of huge research and development at the moment, with regenerate options on the rise.
Patients’ skin has never had more options for looking refreshed and revitalised.
4T Medical has launched its new platelet-rich plasma (PRP) kit, designed to provide all the components required for the preparation of autologous PRP to help promote and accelerate the skin’s natural rejuvenation and healing process. The kit includes two test tubes of 10ml with an anticoagulant (sodium citrate) solution and the consumables necessary for drawing blood.
Lumixa Age Control leverages the power of Fluorescent Light Energy Technology (FLE Tech) to revitalise and energise the skin. Utilising red LED light, Lumixa Age Control generates a dynamic hyper-pulsed spectrum from 600 to 800 nm which activates chromophores within the gel, in turn energising the mitochondria in the skin cells, targeting the signs of ageing at a cellular level.
EXOVAIR and EXOVAIR HAIR contain high-purity exosomes derived from Centella Asiatica (CICA), enhancing the natural regeneration process of the skin! EXOVAIR is designed for skin revitalisation and redermalisation, and EXOVAIR HAIR for hair growth stimulation. These products can be applied using various treatments, such as microneedling, derma rolling or fractional laser.
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Cosmeditech
E50 HAIR Exosomes
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Exosomes
E50 HAIR Exosomes were developed to treat hair loss and induce hair growth. They work by kickstarting follicles’ natural growth and repair processes. The exosomes, which are small vesicles containing peptides, growth factors and DNA, are delivered deep into the dermis where they reinvigorate damaged and ageing cells.
DermaFocus
Purasomes
Exosomes
These products, delivered through microneedling, contain growth factors and exosomes to trigger cell regeneration. The range includes three formulations: Purasomes NC 150+ Nutri Complex to brighten and protect skin; Purasomes NC 150+ Nutri Complex to address signs of ageing and Purasomes HSC50+ Hair & Scalp Complex to prevent hair loss and promote healthy growth.
Dermalogica
Melanopro
Chemical Peel
Dermalogica has announced the debut of brand-new peel system Melanopro to tackle hyperpigmentation. The peel is designed to visibly reduce the signs of hyperpigmentation on the skin in less than six weeks, as well as helping prevent the appearance of future pigmentation. The system also includes home products to prolong results.
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Powerbright Dark Spot Peel
At-Home Peel
The new Powerbright Dark Spot Peel allows patients to address pigmentation at home. The 15-minute treatment is designed to fade dark spots and reduce triggers of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) for Fitzpatrick skin types I-VI. The product contains 12% AHA + PHA for exfoliation and algae omega-3 blend to strengthen the skin barrier.
Evie Korea
Medico Meso Mesotherapy Ampules
EVIE KOREA presents the Medisco Meso ampoules for use during mesotherapy treatments or for topical applications. Tailored to address various skin concerns, patients can choose the best ampoule for their needs: brighten skin with vitamin C, boost antioxidants with glutathione or regenerate skin with vitamin C.
Hawksley & Sons Exomine Exosomes
Exomine provides a completely autologous method to harvest platelet-derived exosomes, facilitating the release of billions of vesicles by causing stress to the platelets within PRP. Exomine is often combined with tissue grafting to facilitate healing, enhance regional tissue quality, achieve tissue radiance, increase elastic and collagen to reduce wrinkles, and address hair loss.
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Hydrafacial has introduced the new Peel Sensitive formula designed for sensitive skin. The company explains it aims to provide patients with a exfoliating skin solution with gentler ingredients including lactobionic acid (instead of salicylic acid) and phytic acid (instead of glycolic acid).
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The MicronJet aesthetic product injection device can be used when delivering mesotherapy, mesobotox, PRP, nucleotides and local anaesthetic. The device’s needles are 0.6mm – tiny to the naked eye – reducing the skin trauma, downtime and discomfort related to a variety of procedures.
mesoestetic’s 12 brand new combination peels are designed to treat the main skin conditions patients are concerned about: ageing, pigmentation, oily skin and sensitivity. Eight of the 12 peels contain a new mesopeel MD formula with specifically formulated concentrationweighted chemical exfoliants such as arginine, shikimic acid and caffeic acid.
This bio-engineered exosome procedure facilitates cellular remodelling by merging exosomes with liposome delivery for skin regeneration. The kit contains the Hybrid Exo Activator and the Lyophilized Hybrid Exo. Together, the products are designed to manage inflammation, stimulate collagen and elastin production.
The new solution is designed to correct visible hyperpigmentation across all Fitzpatrick skin types. The peel’s formulation aims to increase the skin’s cell turnover rate, bringing new cells to the surface, reducing dark spots and delivering up to 17% reduction in visible hyperpigmentation one week after one treatment.
Promitalia
V-Tech Serum
Exosome and Polynucleotide Serum
V-Tech combines the power of high molecular weight polynucleotides (2%) with synthetic exosomes, enriched with biomimetic peptides (20mg) and plant stem cells. It is designed to stimulate skin rejuvenation from the first application, offering benefits such as skin regeneration, antioxidant protection, deep moisturisation and restoration of the skin barrier..
Invigorating Skincare
Skincare is widely regarded as the most accessible of the aesthetic treatment options, providing impressive results with high-quality, science-backed ingredients. There’s nothing better than a full skin regimen which brightens, tightens and protects our bodies’ largest organ. With so many emerging technologies and exciting ingredients out there, there’s always something new to try.
The ALLSKIN|MED haircare range is formulated with a potent infusion of ingredients, including hyaluronic acid, salicylic acid and growth factors, all carefully selected to create a healthy scalp environment that promotes stronger, healthier hair. The range is clinically proven to tackle and prevent alopecia, hair loss and hair thinning, including menopausal and postpartum cases.
Alastin from Galderma
The new serum aims to minimise the recurrence of surface pigmentation, help correct the appearance of hyperpigmentation and reduce the appearance of uneven skin tone with PATH-3 technology, tranexamic acid and niacinamide. It is designed to support the results of in-clinic treatments such as chemical peels, lasers and skin brightening treatments.
AlumierMD Clear Shield and Sheer Hydration Sun Protection
These two SPF products now protect against six environmental aggressors: infrared radiation, blue light, pollution, free radicals, and UVA and UVB rays. The products also contain zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, vitamin C, physavie, glutathione and resveratrol to further protect the skin.
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CellDerma
GF5 Next Gen
Growth Factor Serum
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Circa Skin
Intradermology
Skincare Range
The new range is centred around five steps: Cleanse and Prep, Heal and Hydrate, Smooth and Moisturise, Night Repair and Protect, and Prevent. Intradermology utilises peptides, amino acids, growth factors, antioxidants and vitamins for cutaneous absorption, with liposomal technology to deliver the ingredients beyond the stratum corneum.
Clinical Skin
Clinical Skin Matte Sunscreen Sun Protection
Broad-spectrum SPF 50 products Clinical Skin Matte Sunscreen and Clinical Skin Matte Tinted Sunscreen work to shield skin against short and long UVA rays, UVB rays, infrared rays and blue light. The protection aims to prevent UV damage, reduce inflammation and irritation from free radicals and guard against signs of premature ageing.
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Crystal Clear Skincare
Paint & Peel
At-Home Body Peel
Crystal Clear Skincare has launched at-home, professional-grade body peel Paint & Peel. The set includes the peel itself, a novel roller applicator and a post-treatment body oil. The treatment exfoliates the skin, aiming to reduce bumpy patches and hydrate dull skin by providing nourishment through a blend of natural fruit acids.
GF5 Next Gen uses 18 active ingredients including growth factors, vitamin B9 and neuropeptides to address signs of ageing including fine lines and wrinkles, promote skin regeneration, repair the skin barrier, address visible signs of ageing and improve overall skin health. Company
Dermalogica
Phyto Nature Lifting Eye Cream Eye Cream
This new product lifts and firms the eye area to help reduce skin’s visible age as it revitalises thinning skin, and works to undo years of exposomic damage. This highly sensorial cream is formulated with potent peptides, botanical blends and CoQ10 that deliver a fast lifting, firming and tightening affect to smooth eyelid folds.
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CliniPrep+ represents a new era in antimicrobial skin cleansing, combining hypochlorous acid and colloidal silver. The product is microbicidal, virucidal and sporicidal, helping protect against infection and providing the optimal conditions for skin rejuvenation, while not irritating the skin due to its skin-netural pH.
Dermaroller
New Natural Line
Skincare Range
Dermaroller has launched its New Natural Line, designed to enhance skin health. The range contains five products: Hyaluron Acid, Skin Cleanser, Moisturiser ACE, Hyal C Serum and Lipopeptide as well as Intensive Hyaluronic Mask, Hyaluron Ampoules and a Home Roller – all containing natural ingredients.
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DIBI Milano
Acid Infusion Serums
Acid-Based Serums
DIBI Milano has debuted the Acid Infusion Bioactivating Solution Pure Ellagic Acid + Vitamin C, Acid Infusion Bioactivating Solution Pure Ferulic Acid + Retinol, Acid Infusion Bioactivating Solution Pure Phytic Acid + Resveratrol and Acid Infusion Bioactivating Solution Pure Polyglutamic Acid + Oligosaccharides to treat the skin in a number of diverse ways.
Exhibitor
DIBI Milano
Collage Lab
At-Home Collagen Treatment
The two-stage formulation contains ingredients including oligopeptide 1 and hyaluronic acid which have antiageing, firming, lifting and elasticising properties. The formula also introduces bio-fermented collagen – a patented active ingredient obtained by yeast fermentation which can penetrate deeper into the skin and stimulate type three collagen.
Exhibitor
DIBI Milano
Body Vitality
Body Skincare Range
The new Body Vitality Retinol Smoothing contains retinol in cyclodextrin, which aims to promote skin renewal and improve tone. The cream, suitable for dry skin, also includes centella asiatica to aid epidermal repair. The Body Vitality Revitalizing Bath Cream includes probiotics for gentle daily cleansing, intended to maintain the skin’s natural barrier.
Exhibitor Company
Eden Aesthetics
Velez by Vesna Biotech Masks
Face Masks
These biotech masks contain 100% renewable cellulose to treat injured and traumatised skin, cooling the skin by four degrees Celsius for up to two hours. The mask is specially designed for use after treatments including laser, microneedling, platelet-rich plasma, chemical peels and microdermabrasion.
ESK Skincare
Hydraboost HA Serum
Hydrating Serum
This product is formulated with 1.6% hyaluronic acid (HA) and 1.5% panthenol (Provitamin B5), appropriate for dryness, ageing and inflamed skin conditions such as eczema and rosacea. Evidence is emerging to show that panthenol can be used to improve skin barrier function, reduce irritation and aid in skin injury repair.
Correcting Peel
Peel
Distributor AestheticSource shares that the peel pads are designed to be used weekly in order to address dark spots from age and signs of sun damage, aiming for a more even complexion. The product is formulated with 0.3% pure retinol, plus 10% CitraFill to support the skin’s natural collagen.
IMAGE Skincare
DAILY PREVENTION Sun Protection Range
The sun protection line’s six products contain a proprietary, patent-pending complex that uses antioxidants to provide skin hydration as well as SPF protection. The XOSM Technology contains ectoin, micro-algae and highly stable vitamin C to combat environmental stressors.
Company
IMAGE Skincare
Post-Treatment Kits
Aftercare Range
The Recovery kit is aimed towards soothing sensitive skin, making it ideal for recovery after chemical peels. The Post Resurfacing kit is geared towards skin following treatments like microneedling and laser to provide hydration and sun protection. Finally, the Post Injectables kit contains ingredients to plump and protect the skin after injectable procedures.
Exhibitor
IRÄYE
Cream-To-Foam Cleanser Cleanser
This product is specially formulated for deep purification of normal to combination skin. The product uses the brand’s proprietary LYMPHACTIVE Complex, which is designed to stimulate lymphatic activity with powerful natural ingredients including horse chestnut extract, saccharide isomerate, sea-buckthorn berry extract and lauric acid.
Exhibitor
IRÄYE
Shaping Body Cream
Body Skincare
The Shaping Body Cream is the world’s first body skincare powered by the patent-pending LYMPHACTIVE Complex. By stimulating the skin’s lymphatic system, this powerful formulation helps to sculpt and contour, reduce puffiness and decrease water retention and the appearance of cellulite.
Exhibitor
iS Clinical
Retinol+ Emulsion
Retinol Serums
Retinol+ Emulsion 0.3 and 1.0 are designed to resurface the skin using a keratolytic form of retinol, alongside a synergistic blend of botanical ingredients and extremozymes. The retinol is encapsulated with bio-identical lipids to facilitate smooth delivery into the skin.
Exhibitor
The new kit contains antioxidants and hydrators to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, dark circles and under-eye puffiness in normal, oily, dry or combination skin types. It contains the Cleansing Complex, Youth Eye Complex and C Eye Serum Advance+, and is designed for morning and evening skincare routines.
Company
Jan Marini Skin Research
Product Type
Hyla3D Face Mask Face Mask
The Hyla3D Face Mask combines multiple forms of hyaluronic acid, antioxidants and ceramides to enhance moisture retention in the skin. The aim of the product is to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, plump the skin and protect against free radicals. Company
mesoestetic blemiderm range Acne Range
The blemiderm medical treatment has been developed to treat grade II-III acne by reducing the severity of the outbreak, regulating the cellular mechanisms which trigger it. The formulas allow modulation of the routine to the degree of individual severity, and all products are noncomedogenic as well as being dermatologically tested.
Exhibitor Company
mesoestetic mesoprotech Sun Protection
mesoestetic has revealed that its range of broad-spectrum sun protection mesoprotech products now includes new patented technology PHOTON. The technology is activated by solar radiation itself, increasing protective effectiveness, repairing cell damage and boosting skin elasticity.
Exhibitor
Company
Obagi Medical
Nu-Cil Eyelash Enhancing Serum Eyelash Serum
Nu-Cil Eyelash Enhancing Serum contains biotin, proprietary liquid compound, sodium hyaluronate, hyaluronic acid and vitamin B5 to enrich the lashes. The product uses patented NouriFlex technology to target lashes during lashes’ anagen phase of the hair growth cycle.
Company Product
Obagi Medical
Product Type
REBALANCE Skin Barrier Recovery Cream Skin-Recovery Cream
Suited for sensitive skin, the recovery cream includes Barrierplex Technology – a blend of postbiotics, ceramides and green algae. Among these ingredients, the recovery cream includes squalane and niacinamide, aimed to boost hydration and reduce irritation. The product aims to rebalance the skin microbiome and stimulate epidermal renewal.
Company Product
PCA Skin
Pro-Max Age Renewal Serum
Product Type
Growth Factor Serum
The serum uses PCA Skin’s patent-pending Micro Growth Factor Technology (MGF) which penetrates the skin deeper than conventional growth factors, supporting collagen production and reducing the appearance of sagging, loss of volume, lack of firmness and wrinkles. It also combines botanical extracts and unique biopolymer ingredients to plump and smooth the skin.
Company Product
Product Type
PCA Skin HydraBright Moisturiser
The company explains that HydraBright combines niacinamide, biostable gallic acid and squalane to target three common causes of dull skin: dryness, roughness and stress. The product aims to increase skin hydration, and reduce the appearance of visible redness and irritation.
Company Product
PCA Skin
Product Type
HA Microneedle Eye Patches Eye Masks
The Hyaluronic Acid Microneedle Eye Patches feature more than 1,200 dissolving microneedles which are infused with hyaluronic acid to hydrate the under eyes showing a 22% reduction in wrinkles in just one treatment. This is helped by the inclusion of daisy flower and hawkweed extract, amino acids and copper.
Company
Pro XN
Product
Antioxidant Therapy Serum
Product Type
Antioxidant Serum
The serum contains xanthohumol – an antioxidant 30 times more potent than vitamin C. The ingredient is designed to protect against oxidative stress by reinforcing the hydrolipid barrier, restoring the skin’s microbiome balance and thus reducing inflammation on the skin, dryness, fine lines and pigmentation changes.
Company Product
Pro XN
Bright Up Therapy
Product Type
Retinol Serum
Bright Up Therapy is designed to tackle a variety of skin challenges including hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone and loss of firmness on the face and neck areas. Pro XN’s xanthohumol complex formulated with retinoic acid ester, a retinol derivative with a slow-release mechanism to improve skin health.
Product Type
Revision Skincare C+ Brightening Eye Complex Eye Serum
The under-eye treatment aims to alleviate stagnant blood flow to reduce dark circles, boost hydration, reduce capillary leakage to decrease fluid accumulation. This mitigates under-eye puffiness and targets melanin production, accumulation and deposition for less noticeable dark circles and a brighter-looking complexion.
Exhibitor
Company
Revision Skincare
CMT Post-Procedure Cream Post-Procedure Cream
CMT Post-Procedure Cream contains a patent-pending neurocosmetic technology which targets skin-brain communication to aid recovery after peels, microneedling and laser treatments. The technology suppresses receptors which send discomfort signals to the brain if they detect heat or distress, thus reducing post-procedure pain.
SkinCeuticals
A.G.E Interrupter Advanced Moisturiser
These biotech masks contain 100% renewable cellulose to treat injured and traumatised skin, cooling the skin by four degrees Celsius for up to two hours. The mask is specially designed for use after treatments including laser, microneedling, platelet-rich plasma, chemical peels and microdermabrasion.
SkinCeuticals
A.G.E Advanced Eye
Serum
This eye product is designed to improve the appearance of visible effects of collagen degradation with ingredients like 7.15% concentrated proxylane, 50% peptides and 2.5% more caffeine to revive tired eyes. The product reduces the appearance of dark circles and crow’s feet around the eyes, while restoring and maintaining moisture.
Exhibitor
Exhibitor
P-TIOX serum aims to improve the appearance of wrinkles, texture and radiance using 2% acetyl hexapeptide-8 and 2% dipeptide diaminobutyroyl peptides. The product is designed to work well alongside botulinum toxin injections to provide smoother, glass-like skin.
Exhibitor
The new HA Intensifier Multi-Glycan serum to provide enhanced plumping effects. The product contains glycosaminoglycan (glycan) compounds which are naturally present in the skin, providing hydration, skin firmness and structural support. The multi-glycans in the serum include hyaluronic acid, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, purple rice extract and post-biotic ferment.
Exhibitor
ZO Skin Health
Complexion Clarifying Serum Sebum-Reducing Serum
This new serum is designed to treat combination, oily and blemish-prone skin with its sebum-targeting ingredients. The product contains ZO sebum-targeting complex (rosa canina, eugenia uniflora leaf and syringa vulgaris extracts) to promote a healthy skin microbiome, minimise excess sebum production and reduce redness.
Exhibitor
Wellness and Longevity Treatments
CCR’s Medical Longevity Summit (MLS) is a hub for the fastest growing trend in medical aesthetics – wellness and functional medicine. Here, we’ll be exploring ways in which practitioners can help patients enhance their wellbeing through a variety of treatments. With medical longevity, we can now elongate out healthspan – making our lives healthier for longer.
Exhibitor
GetHarley
Range of Supplements Skin Supplements
Skincare platform GetHarley has announced it will provide its first range of supplements, curated by functional medicine specialist Dr Sohere Roked. A range of supplements will be available through the platform, including Altrient, Pure Encapsulations, Barebiology and many more.
Exhibitor
Company
Hifas da Terra
Optimum Health Supplement
Optimum Health supports the body from the inside out – balancing immune, digestive and skin health. The formula combines 11 ingredients from land and sea: cordyceps, lion’s mane and reishi mushrooms from the land, and spirulina, chlorella and sea lettuce from the sea. The supplements also include a blend of natural vitamins and minerals to support overall health.
Company
Medichecks
Optimal Health Blood Test Blood Testing
The Optimal Health Blood Test is used to assess patients’ overall health. The test incorporates 58 biomarkers with links to longevity and health span, such as a full apolipoprotein profile and triglyceride-to-HDL ration which provides an insight into cardiometabolic risk.
Exhibitor
Minerva Research Labs Gold Collagen Forte Ageless Supplement
This liquid supplement features 12g of hydrolysed marine collagen in each bottle. Infused with essential skin ingredients such as EU-patented NutriGlow Hyaluronic Acid, elastin, ceramides and pro-retinol beta carotene, Forte Ageless delivers comprehensive nourishment and improvements in skin elasticity, hydration and pigmentation.
Exhibitor
Company Product
Product Type
Nature’s Plus Collagen Peptides Supplement
Nature’s Plus Collagen Peptides provides all six major types of collagen (types I, II, III, IV, V and X) from clean and sustainable sources. The supplement contains digestive enzymes to properly digest and absorb the peptides, as well as vitamin C to encourage collagen synthesis, available as unflavoured/unsweetened or in a berry lemonade flavour.
Exhibitor
Company
Oxford Healthspan
Primeadine Original Powder Supplement
This is the only plant-derived spermidine powder on the market, aiming to trigger cell renewal, reduce inflammation and rejuvenate stem cells and mitochondria. The product includes a special type of prebiotic fibre called FOS that selectively feeds the friendly, spermidine-producing bacteria in the gut microbiome.
Company
ProLon
L-Biome and L-Pill Supplements
L-Biome as a solution for a health gut microbiome, supporting post-fasting gut health and organ function by combining prebiotics and probiotics. L-Pill supports the body’s sustained energy, brain health, cardiovascular health, immune health, cellular protection and healthy ageing with extracts of antioxidant ingredients like Japanese wasabi, green tea and cane sugar.
Company
Schuco
MyPureSkin
Nutraceuticals
The MyPureSkin range includes three products: MyCollagenGlow, MyCollagenRepair and MyCollagenLift. The latter has been shown in a clinical trial of 43 subjects to improve elasticity on the chest by 41.6%, increase firmness of the neck by 18.2%, reduce crows’ feet by 10.8% and increase hydration by 14.5%.
Company
ZENii
Fusion Collagen Creamer Collagen
This vanilla-flavoured, dairy-free product contains clinical grade 10,000mg of marine collagen, alongside 150mg hyaluronic acid, vitamins B, C and D, biotin, magnesium, zinc, copper, silica and more. It is designed to target skin ageing and fine lines, as well as build lean muscle, alleviate joint pain, boost hair growth and improve gut health.
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