MedEsthetics Looks at Thermage & Natural Looking Treatments

MedEsthetics is a trade publication for medical aesthetics professionals such as dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and med spa owners. It focuses on practice management, treatments, and industry trends.

The Shift From Correction to Regeneration in Modern Skin Aesthetics: July 2026

In “The Shift From Correction to Regeneration in Modern Skin Aesthetics,” Dr. Michele Green was quoted in the article, her comment anchors the piece’s central argument: that the dominant trends in skin brightening and lifting now emphasize naturalness and longevity rather than dramatic transformation. She observes that patients increasingly seek treatments capable of addressing pigmentation, texture, and radiance at the same time, while also wanting non-surgical structural support rather than a single-issue fix.

The article looks at a rejection of the “overfilled” aesthetic. According to Dr. Green, patients are moving away from heavily augmented, obviously-altered looks in favor of results that are natural and undetectable. She frames the ideal outcome as cosmetic procedures that work with the body’s own biology to produce a long-lasting, “glassy,” lifted glow, rather than harsh corrections that simply combat visible aging.

Her quote appears early in the article and helps establish the broader theme the author develops through other practitioners: a shift from correction toward regeneration in modern skincare and aesthetics. Find out more in https://www.medestheticsmag.com/research/article/22968915/modern-skin-tightening-natural-results-over-aggressive-fixes

MedEsthetic Mag Talks With Dr. Green About Holistic Dermatology: Apr 2026

The beauty industry is shifting toward a more holistic, preventative approach to aesthetics, where treatments are less invasive and more focused on long-term maintenance rather than dramatic correction. Demand for facial procedures has risen significantly, with non-invasive options now accounting for the vast majority of treatments. Patients, especially younger ones, are increasingly opting for subtle “tweakments” like laser facials, RF sculpting, and neuromodulators that offer minimal downtime and natural-looking results. This reflects a broader change in mindset: instead of preparing for one-off events, clients are committing to ongoing care, much like routine wellness appointments, while also integrating internal health factors like hormones, nutrition, and stress management into their beauty routines.

Advances in science and technology are supporting this shift, with growing interest in ingredients like peptides, exosomes, and PDRN, as well as device-driven treatments that stimulate collagen and improve skin quality with less disruption. However, experts emphasize the importance of safety and informed care. As Dr. Michele Green notes, “While these treatments are gaining popularity, it is important to note that certain peptides are FDA-approved, whereas exosomes and PDRN are not FDA-approved.

However, when seeking skin care treatments, it is always best to consult a board-certified dermatologist to ensure safety and efficacy. Dr. Green also highlights the broader cultural movement toward natural results and the preference of that versus looking too “enhanced.”

Read more in Tweakments Here To Stay? Experts Weigh in on the Shift From Corrective To Preventive