Regenerative beauty taps into the body’s healing power for youthful skin and healthy hair. Discover cutting-edge treatments that boost collagen, restore balance, and enhance natural beauty.
This is the principle of regenerative medicine, which is gaining increasing recognition in the treatment of chronic diseases.
Its effective and safe results have expanded its application to other fields, including beauty. “Regenerative medicine represents the future of dermatological treatments, offering a revolutionary approach by leveraging the body’s own mechanisms to mitigate and slow down the effects of aging,” explains Dr. Ligia Novais, a dermatologist certified by the Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD) and founder of Sablier Clinique.
As the beauty industry moves toward more natural and less invasive treatments, regeneration has become the most promising approach. We spoke with various experts to understand the benefits of this method and discover compelling reasons to invest in this type of care.
Promotes collagen production
“The stimulation of collagen production is one of the key benefits of regenerative beauty,” says Dr. Ligia. She explains that medical technologies, exosomes, and PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide, a DNA compound derived from salmon sperm) can be used to create personalized treatment protocols for optimal results. “These treatments work by signaling collagen synthesis, essentially encouraging its production. The outcome is tissue regeneration, reduced inflammation, a lifting effect on the skin, and improvements in radiance, elasticity, and firmness.”
A safe alternative for balancing sensitive skin
Stress, an unbalanced diet, gut health issues, pollution, and UV radiation are some of the primary triggers for skin inflammation, exacerbating sensitivity symptoms such as redness and itching. “With regenerative-based actives, we can improve these conditions,” says pharmacist Heloise Martins, Director of Innovation at Galena. “Actives derived from plant stem cells, such as turmeric (Curcuma longa), and those rich in billions of exosomes—like Turmeria Zen—help efficiently control inflammation and its symptoms. They are also ideal for treating skin conditions like rosacea, psoriasis, and other inflammatory concerns.”
Effective for hair loss and baldness treatment
Regenerative beauty offers highly effective alternatives for hair treatment. “The application of stem cells derived from the patient’s own fat releases bioactive factors that help repair and rejuvenate tissues,” explains Dr. Luciana Passoni, a leading expert in hair sciences and CEO of Passoni Clinic. “Another option is the use of exosomes, which are the most crucial material from stem cells—nanoparticles responsible for signaling tissue repair, blood vessel formation, and nutrient distribution. When treating hair loss, our goal is precisely this: to reduce scalp inflammation, repair tissues, and enhance blood flow and follicle nourishment to promote recovery and hair growth.”
Regenerative beauty: A technological approach to treating dark spots and melasma
“Regenerative treatments not only lighten existing dark spots but also prevent the formation of new ones, making them an innovative and technological alternative for melasma treatment,” says Dr. Joyce Rodrigues, a biochemist pharmacist, cosmetology specialist, and president of Grupo Mezzo. She explains that a technology based on plant-derived exosomes and growth factors can regulate melanocyte activity, reducing excess melanin production and evening out skin tone. “By using regenerative beauty treatments, we can enhance skin brightness and uniformity, as exosomes target the main factors involved in melasma: inflammation, oxidative stress, and melanogenesis dysregulation.
This article was originally published by Giuliana Cury on the Marie Claire Brazil website.
