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Beauty is more holistic now than ever before, encompassing everything from your lifestyle and sleep quality, to your skincare products and overall wellness. Nowadays, beauty trends are developing that embrace new technologies, recognise diversity, champion sustainability and can be customised to your unique needs. This is changing the landscape of aesthetics, from your in-clinic experience to your at-home skincare routine. Let’s find out what’s trending and what it means for you.
In the past, aesthetic treatments were often designed for a dramatic transformation. Nowadays, the less is more approach is taking over. Starting with “skinimalism” by way of the “clean girl” look, minimal aesthetics takes the same path, prioritising simplicity over complicated skincare routines and treatment plans. At its core is a healthy, natural look, with fresh, glowing and rejuvenated skin. With skincare, less is more could mean combining a moisturiser with SPF, or, with aesthetics, using fillers to achieve natural looking results with smaller injection volumes.
With Definisse™ fillers, less is more is built-in. Designed with an ideal balance of flexibility and elasticity, DefinisseTM fillers have optimal volumisation, meaning they can do a lot with a little. This means aesthetic professionals can use the minimal amount of filler to achieve the look you desire. Definisse™ fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, a natural ingredient found in your skin that attracts moisture, to deliver a naturally hydrated look.
Aesthetic treatments have become mainstream, thanks in part to influencers and celebrities sharing their glow-ups on social media. As the stigma fades, more people in their 20s and 30s are visiting aesthetic clinics—but not for traditional anti-aging treatments.
Young clients are often looking to preserve a youthful appearance, choosing to prevent signs of aging before they occur. This proactive approach is known as prejuvenation—a trend that prioritises early, subtle treatments to maintain fresh, natural-looking skin over time. Injectable treatments are ideally suited for prejuvenation, such as fillers and botulinum toxin, with small volumes being used. With prejuvenation, you can boost your confidence by prioritising your skin early whilst enhancing your own unique features.
Modern aesthetics have shifted focus from surgical intervention, to minimally-invasive treatments. With surgical options, clients may have to consider spending time in hospital, potential use of general anaesthetic and a longer recovery with a greater risk of side effects. With minimally-invasive treatments, there’s less of the downside.
Nowadays, clients are looking for a quick and convenient clinic experience they can fit around their busy schedules. Many minimally-invasive treatments have little to no down-time, meaning you can often return to work immediately. Although some people may experience swelling, bruising or discomfort with minimally-invasive treatments, this has a smaller impact than surgical options, so you can return to your daily life much faster. Minimally-invasive treatments are also great for those looking to make less of a commitment as the results are not permanent.
You may be thinking that minimally-invasive treatments must have sacrificed treatment results to enable convenience, but this isn’t the case. As technology has progressed, the expectation for effective results from a minimally-invasive treatment has risen, leading many treatments to be dubbed as “non-surgical facelifts”. The rise in expectation is also true of at-home skincare.
People want the same anti-aging results once only achievable through surgery or in-clinic treatments, but from their at-home skincare routines. This demand has driven a boom in active ingredients designed to boost collagen and transform the skin’s structure—alongside the rise of beauty tech, like LED light therapy devices, bringing clinical-style results into the home.
As technology advances, minimally-invasive treatments continue to gain momentum, and with fewer barriers to access excellent results, these treatments are here to stay. Discover our range of minimally-invasive treatments, each tailored for a different look and feel:
Or if you’re looking to revolutionise your at-home skincare routine, check out our Definisse [KP1]® range, designed with collagen modulation at its core.
Containing our exclusive, first-in-class, bio-active peptide,1 Key Peptide 1 [KP1]® works to protect your collagen from degradation.2-5 With collagen modulation, don’t just replace your natural collagen, preserve it for radiant, younger-looking skin.
We know that the body is capable of healing itself and regenerative aesthetics has tapped into this potential. By using the body’s natural ability for regeneration, these treatments often have long-lasting effects that build over time.
It marks a shift in approach—from simply masking signs of aging to actively supporting the skin’s natural healing and regeneration. This is also a rapidly evolving area of aesthetics, with constant advancements in technologies and treatments.
At present, some of the most common regenerative aesthetic treatments are exosome treatments, platelet-rich plasma (nicknamed the “vampire facial”) and biostimulators. Although they all work slightly differently, there is a focus on boosting collagen to improve skin texture and stimulating your skin’s natural regeneration.
In 2025, making sustainable, planet-friendly choices is front of mind for many. People are seeking products and treatments that reflect their personal values and ethical standards. Beyond using natural, biodegradable, and responsibly sourced ingredients, there’s growing awareness around carbon footprints, sustainable packaging, cruelty-free testing, environmental initiatives, and—above all—transparency. When considering treatments, don’t hesitate to ask your trusted aesthetic professional about their approach to sustainability.
When navigating beauty trends, it’s important to find the right balance between what is new and what is timeless. Trends make space for evolving creativity and celebrate progressive technologies. Timelessness recognises enduring elegance with a classic look. Above all, seek out the trends and treatments that feel most authentically yours. Discover our full range of treatments to find your perfect match.
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