These Are the Aesthetics Trends Set to Dominate 2024

From Stem Cell Breasts to Amino Acid Injectables…These Are the Aesthetics Trends Set to Dominate 2024.

Wondering what the aesthetic industry has in store for 2024? Here’s our run down of the top trends to watch.

AMINO ACID INJECTABLES

With the appetite for over-filled or frozen faces continuing to dwindle, the growing demand for tweakments that leave no trace is paving the way for a new category of ‘undetectable injectable’.

Leading the charge for a more subtle approach to facial rejuvenation is SuneKOS. The Aesthetic Division of Professional Dietetics, a R&D company which specialises in amino acid-based formulas for medical use, SuneKOS combines low molecular weight hyaluronic acid with hydrophobic amino acids to regenerate (rather than replace) collagen and elastin.

With the consistency of water, SuneKOS is virtually undetectable in the skin. While both Botulinum Toxin and HA Dermal Fillers are often visually obvious, SuneKOS comes with all the benefits of wrinkle-erasing Botulinum Toxin and the volume replacement offered by HA dermal fillers, but with zero evidence the patient has ever been injected.

The only aesthetic treatment which can produce physiological amounts of collagen and elastin in the skin, SuneKOS can address a variety of indications, including cellulite, sagging skin and dark circles.

“I like Sunekos a lot because it’s so versatile,” says cosmetic physician Dr Sarah Tonks. “It works well for wrinkle and crepiness reduction, really improving skin quality, and you can use it anywhere, even in the forehead (many other skin boosters are only for the lower half of the face) and under eyes.”

STEM CELL BREASTS

According to the BAAPS Annual Audit, Breast Reduction procedures were up by 122% in 2022, with many women choosing a smaller cup size due to lifestyle choices. “Women are being influenced by wellness and improving the quality of their lives, rather than aesthetic concerns”, says BAAPS Vice President Nora Nugent.

Some women are also having their implants removed due to implant-associated complications such as chronic pain, capsular contraction, breast deformities, or concerns over breast implant illness. Replacement with a new implant is therefore not desirable and alternatives are requested by patients to substitute the removed implant volume for a cosmetic satisfying result.

Whilst fat transfer treatments are a natural and effective alternative to artificial implants, their success has been limited by an unpredictable fat survival rate, previously thought to be between 40-60%. Aiming to improve treatment outcomes, a new fat enrichment technique has been developed by Danish Biotechnology company Stemformto safely and efficaciously replace the implant volume with fat grafts enriched with ex vivo expanded stem cells.

By boosting naturally-occurring stem cells within the fat, that is harvested from the tummy or thighs, the new technique increases the fat survival rate to 80-100%, resulting in much more predictable treatment outcomes for patients.

COSMETIC DRONE TECHNOLOGY

With consumers more clued up on their skincare than ever before, expectations for hard-working formulas are at a record high. Enter cosmetic drone technology.

The most advanced active ingredient delivery system currently available on the market, cosmetic drone technology merges different technologies to guide the active ingredients directly to the target cell and release them where they are needed. Imagine tiny capsules with a GPS guiding the active ingredients to where they're needed most, ensuring they remain dormant up until they reach their intended target. Its high cell selectivity makes it more effective than other release systems, increasing the efficacy of your skincare’s active ingredients to deliver targeted results.

One of the first brands to have harnessed the advanced delivery system is professional skincare brand Skeyndor, using the encapsulation technology to bolster both its facial and body devices MEGAN and Slimdrone for super-charged results.

PROTECTIVE PROBIOME PEELS

The OG skin resurfacing treatment, chemical peels are a tried and tested way of sloughing away dead skin cells to reveal better and brighter skin. The clinical favourite is not, however, without its drawbacks, as it often leaves the skin exposed and vulnerable. Setting out to counteract this less-than-desirable side effect, Skeyndor has developed the Probiome Peel, an innovative range of chemical peels designed to accelerate skin cell regeneration whilst also restoring the skin microbiome.

Formulated with a Multibiotic Restoring Complex, a blend of 3 hyaluronic acids, it contains prebiotics and postbiotics with probiotic activity that help to stimulate the skin’s natural internal and external defence mechanisms, in turn providing comfort and protection to the skin.

These Are the Aesthetics Trends Set to Dominate 2024

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