Medications and Facial Aesthetics: How to Adapt to New Patient Challenges
GLP-1 receptor agonists —such as semaglutide and liraglutide— have gained worldwide attention for their ability to promote significant weight loss.However, this success has also brought new challenges for aesthetic medicine: visible facial changes following rapid fat...
Regenerative Beauty and Exosomes: The Next Big Trend in Aesthetic Medicine
Aesthetic medicine is entering a new phase: regenerative beauty. More than correcting, the goal is now to stimulate the skin’s natural processes. Among the techniques driving this shift, exosomes stand out as one of the most promising treatments for 2026. This article...
Naturalness and Personalization: The Two Major Trends Transforming Aesthetic Medicine
In recent years, aesthetic medicine has undergone a profound transformation. Far from the pursuit of drastic makeovers, more and more patients are seeking natural results that respect their own features, along with personalized treatments designed specifically for their skin...
Tweakments: The Revolution of Subtle Touch-Ups in Aesthetic Medicine
Aesthetic medicine is undergoing a true silent revolution. More and more patients—especially younger ones—want to enhance their appearance naturally, without drastic changes or long recovery times. This new way of approaching treatments is known as tweakments, or “small...