21/02/2025
In 2025, we will see a surge in patient interest for non-invasive but highly innovative treatments. The key shift driving this change is a growing desire for natural-looking results. More than ever, patients are seeking regenerative solutions that work in harmony with their biology—enhancing skin health first, before addressing volume loss or structural concerns.
The future of regenerative aesthetics lies in a holistic, skin-first approach. Before considering volume replacement, we must first optimise the skin’s health and resilience. This is where treatments like exosomes and polynucleotides, such as Rejuran, are redefining regenerative medicine. These therapies don’t just improve skin quality; they actively stimulate cellular repair, enhance collagen production, and prevent the degradation of elastin—allowing skin to restore itself naturally.
At , nearly every patient’s treatment plan begins with the fundamentals: collagen induction and skin tightening with the Ultraformer MPT. This creates a strong dermal foundation by stimulating fibroblast activity and increasing collagen density. Once the skin is optimised, we introduce targeted regenerative therapies—leveraging exosomes, polynucleotides, and other bioactive compounds to accelerate healing, refine texture, and future-proof the skin against ageing.
As our understanding of regenerative medicine advances, the focus will continue shifting towards stimulating the body’s own repair mechanisms, rather than simply correcting signs of ageing. The future of aesthetic medicine isn’t just about looking younger—it’s about keeping skin functionally younger for longer.
If you’re interested to know more about the latest regenerative treatments available, then book a consultation with myself at Ascension, New Farm.