Welcome to the first edition of the Consulting Room Magazine for 2024.
The start of a new year is always a time for reflection and looking ahead, and from a market perspective, it’s a time when key trends for the future are identified. Right now is an exciting time in aesthetics because we are on the precipice of some major shifts driven by consumer demand and emerging new areas.
We are seeing a move away from the terms “anti-ageing” and towards wellness and longevity. Consumers want to age well, and as such, regenerative treatments and prerejuvenation are emerging as trends. We are also seeing traditional standards of beauty being replaced by individualisation and treatments that honour identity.
As part of our trends special, we have rounded up some of the key industry reports looking at the latest shifts in the industry. From Hamilton Fraser’s annual survey (p8-9) to The Galderma NEXT report (p20-23) and the Menopause in Aesthetics trends report (p24-26), we’ve got the latest insights covered.
As well as this, we take a look at some of the latest trending treatments, from polynucleotides (p29-30) and weight loss injections (p32-34) to our CPD article on regenerative treatments for menopause (p40-45) and exosomes (p58-61). What’s more, Dr Patrick Treacy gives his insights into a worrying new trend for dermal filler complications (p48-52).
We hope you enjoy this issue of the Consulting Room Magazine. Let us know what trends you are most excited about for 2024.
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Galderma issues a report outlining key trends that are shaping the future of aesthetics.
Menopause has emerged as one of the key focuses of aesthetics in recent years and at its 2024 event, Menopause in Aesthetics revealed the drivers behind the market.
Dr Amy Law shares a case study treating dark circles with polynucleotides in a 50-year-old female patient.
There are few certainties in life but one is that all women will at some point go through the menopause.
BACN Chair Sharon Bennett discusses how the emerging field of regenerative medicine is transforming the aesthetics industry.
Exosomes are cell-derived nanovesicles that transport proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids and play a significant role in almost every physiological process in the human body.
Martyn Roe, co-founder of Aesthetic Medical Partnership, shares his journey with exosomes.
Paaven Patel, Operations and Quality Assurance Pharmacist at Specialist Pharmacy, shares his trends and predictions.
In this monthly column, Gary Conroy, CEO of 5 Squirrels Ltd, will provide updates on the cosmetic topical landscape.