A new chapter in aesthetic medicine is emerging in Dubai, where the focus is turning from temporary cosmetic fixes to regenerative skin therapies. At the forefront is Aesthetics International, a clinic founded by plastic surgeon Dr. Jaffer Khan. Their approach prioritizes biological restoration using the body’s own regenerative capacity, offering treatments that aim to heal and improve skin health from within.
Known collectively as regenerative aesthetics, these therapies use components like DNA extracts, growth factors, and platelets to stimulate collagen production, support tissue repair, and encourage long-term rejuvenation. Unlike traditional cosmetic interventions that focus on surface-level change, this approach targets the deeper cellular processes involved in skin aging and repair.
Among the key treatments currently offered are:
- Exosome Therapy: Introduces growth factors to improve skin texture and promote hair growth.
- Salmon DNA Therapy: A collagen-boosting treatment derived from purified DNA to enhance firmness and hydration.
- PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin): Builds on PRP by using components of the patient’s own blood to stimulate healing.
- Morpheus8 RF Microneedling: Combines radiofrequency and microneedling to address skin laxity and fine lines.
- IV Infusion Therapy: Delivers vitamins and antioxidants directly into the bloodstream to support systemic wellness.
- Fotona 4D and PicoSure Lasers: Technology-driven methods for addressing pigmentation, scarring, and skin tone.
- Hair Stem Cell Therapy: A minimally invasive treatment designed to restore hair health and growth.
These therapies are guided by a team that includes Dr. Zara Yousufzai and Dr. Mazen Al Samarrae, both of whom specialize in personalizing treatment protocols based on individual skin needs.
Dubai’s growing interest in regenerative aesthetics reflects a broader movement toward integrating science and self-care, offering options that emphasize sustainability and skin resilience over short-lived results.
