Beyond Ingredients: Regenerative Aesthetics and the New Standard of Beauty
As regenerative medicine reshapes aesthetic care, a new standard of beauty is emerging rooted in restoration, longevity, and refined results.
The future of aesthetic medicine is taking shape in the hands of surgeons who favor restoration over excess. Regenerative treatments have begun to define a new standard built on biological intelligence and results that feel believable. Supported by growing research and real patient outcomes, this approach offers something the industry has been missing for years. It feels modern, grounded, and remarkably effective.
In Beverly Hills, this shift is not theoretical. It is happening in real time, carried by surgeons who see a distinct change in what their patients want. Among them is Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Neil Vranis, recognized for his work in facial rejuvenation and rhinoplasty, whose approach blends scientific precision with a deep respect for natural form. He is among the surgeons contributing to the research and innovation guiding the next era of aesthetic medicine, which shapes the way he approaches rejuvenation at every step.
The New Rhythm of Aesthetic Medicine
Patients, he says, are no longer asking how to look different. They are asking how to look better.
“People come in wanting something that feels aligned with who they are. They want treatments that support the skin instead of masking problems. Once they understand how these biologic therapies work, it clicks. They see the logic in it.”
They want skin that behaves well, heals well, and ages with more grace. He notes that patients are increasingly drawn to treatments that feel aligned with their natural features, favoring approaches that support the skin than conceal underlying concerns.
At their Beverly Hills practice, Dr. Vranis and Dr. Ghavami are part of a broader shift toward regenerative techniques in aesthetic medicine.
A Shift Toward Regenerative Intelligence
Regenerative treatments like PRP, PRF, and nanofat have gained momentum because they operate on principles that feel intuitive to today’s patient. Rather than adding something foreign, they guide the skin into a healthier rhythm. For Dr. Vranis, the promise of this approach is both scientific and experiential. He watches results unfold slowly, often long after the appointment itself, and the transformation carries a kind of elegance that engineered volume simply cannot match.
The Role of Nanofat in Modern Rejuvenation
Nanofat, especially, has reshaped what surgeons can offer. Though its name suggests fullness, it is not a volumizing treatment. It is created through a process that breaks fat down into a fine, cell-rich concentrate containing stromal vascular fraction, growth factors, and other regenerative components that help the skin perform at a higher level. “We have been using nanofat for years and it has been an absolute game changer in our practice,” says Dr. Vranis. “Patients are healing faster from powerful laser treatments. Even used as a standalone treatment, skin continues to look and feel better for months or even years after a single session. Truly ‘regenerative’ therapies take time to work, but when they do take effect it is magical.”
His patients often describe the outcome the same way — not cosmetic, not constructed, but a return of vitality. That distinction, he notes, is becoming the defining desire of modern aesthetic care.
Skincare That Supports Regeneration
As regenerative aesthetics reshape in-office care, skincare is evolving alongside it, shifting away from surface correction and toward formulas designed to support the skin’s natural renewal processes over time. Rather than positioning skincare as a substitute for clinical treatments, many of today’s most thoughtful brands are aligning their formulations with the same biological principles guiding modern regenerative medicine.
Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Exoso-Metic Face Serum sits firmly within this new generation of skincare, built around exosome technology designed to support cellular communication and recovery. The formula is intended to help calm stressed skin, reinforce barrier integrity, and encourage a more resilient complexion over time. Its texture is weightless yet substantive, absorbing quickly while leaving the skin with a refined, hydrated finish that feels quietly restorative. Rather than targeting a single concern, it works holistically, supporting skin that has been compromised by inflammation, environmental stress, or intensive treatments. The appeal lies not in immediate drama, but in consistency and balance, allowing the skin to gradually return to a healthier, more stable state.
Exoso-metic Face Serum by Dr. Barbara Sturm, $535
Available at neimanmarcus.com
Tursian approaches regenerative skincare through peptide-driven innovation. The Y-3 Youth Restore Serum is formulated to support skin structure, firmness, and elasticity, reinforcing the complexion’s underlying framework while helping smooth visible signs of fatigue. On application, the serum has a silky, weightless feel that melts into the skin almost immediately, leaving a smooth, cushioned finish that feels composed and refined rather than heavy or occlusive. It layers effortlessly into a routine, making it particularly well suited for those prioritizing long-term skin quality and maintenance over aggressive correction.
Y-3 Youth Restore Serum Concentrate by Tursian, $300
Available at tursian.com
Aramore expands the regenerative conversation by addressing skin vitality at a cellular level, with a focus on supporting energy pathways that influence repair and renewal. Their NAD Plus Cell Energizing Treatment delivers a lightweight, fluid texture that absorbs smoothly into the skin, leaving it feeling refreshed, supple, and subtly energized without residue or heaviness. The formulation is positioned to support resilience and overall skin quality over time, particularly for skin that appears dull, stressed, or depleted by environmental exposure. Rather than promising instant transformation, the experience feels intentional and measured, aligning with a broader philosophy of sustained skin health and longevity. The topical treatment is complemented by Aramore’s NAD Plus Skin System Cell Energizing Dietary Supplement, which reflects the brand’s broader view of skin health as something influenced from within. Together, the approach emphasizes sustained vitality and resilience rather than immediate cosmetic change.
NAD+ Cell Energizing Treatment by Aramore, $110
Available at aramoreskincare.com
Together, these formulas reflect a broader shift within beauty toward regeneration as a practice rather than a trend. They are not framed as replacements for clinical care, nor as quick cosmetic fixes, but as complementary tools that support the same biological intelligence guiding today’s most advanced aesthetic treatments. The emphasis remains on longevity, balance, and skin that looks and feels increasingly well over time.
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