The largest organ in the human body is the skin. Its the first thing we see in the bathroom mirror when we wake up; it helps regulate our body temperature at night; its our public relations manager — its the most front facing asset we have.
Which is why its no surprise that the global professional skincare market is estimated to grow by $4.22 billion from 2024-2028.
While skincare wellness has always been a staple in the aesthetic and beauty industry, client and patient demand towards skincare treatment has shifted from solely appearance-based results to outcomes defined by clinical health. Such has been evidenced in not only in private equity's interest in clinical skin products, but in the type of devices that are currently being manufactured.
MedEsthetics' July/August issue tackles all things skin: From at-home tech innovations and pigmentation, to melasma solutions, tightening and brightening techniques.
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In this issue, you'll hear from experts on the latest energy-based devices and ingredients that are supporting hydration, barrier strength, and long-term skin comfort, as well what the journey from scar to no scar actually looks like. This issue also tackles the inevitability that is Korean skin care, it's boom, and how the aesthetics industry is adapting.
As the global market for skincare continues to surge, this issue will keep you updated, knowledgable and proactive on what you practice should be aware to not only give your clients the best service, but to ensure profitably in the age of aesthetic skincare.
