The future of aesthetics is here, and it’s regenerative. More people than ever are turning to advanced treatments that rejuvenate the skin by stimulating the body’s own healing processes. Rather than relying on artificial fillers or invasive procedures, they’re embracing solutions that enhance their natural beauty at a cellular level.
“We’ve seen a significant increase in women seeking regenerative treatments,” says Natalyja Grigarovic, leading clinician at Aestha Clinic. “They’re drawn to these procedures not just for the aesthetic outcomes, but for the empowering experience of working with their own body’s remarkable regenerative capabilities.”
Several treatment methods are being explored in this area:
Regenera Activa: Stem Cell-Based Rejuvenation
This technique uses a micro-punch biopsy to extract stem cells from behind the ear, which are then processed and reinjected into targeted areas. The goal is to stimulate collagen production, enhance circulation, and improve skin texture.
Mesenchymal Stem Cell Precursors: Cellular-Level Repair
Mesenchymal stem cells play a key role in tissue regeneration by promoting repair and reducing inflammation. When used in facial aesthetics, they may improve skin elasticity and overall quality.
Nano Fat Grafting & Adipose-Derived Stem Cells
Adipose tissue contains a high concentration of stem cells. Through nano fat grafting, processed fat is injected into areas with volume loss or skin deterioration, potentially enhancing tissue regeneration and improving skin vitality.
The increasing interest in regenerative aesthetics suggests a shift in how women approach beauty and self-care. Many now prioritize long-term benefits over temporary solutions, aligning with a broader trend toward holistic wellness.
