Aesthetics pulse is no longer promise to trends. Real beauty consumers promote real-time data. In Newbeauty A Aesthetics Status 2025 Summer Report by the BeautyGingine platform, our aesthetic panels revealed exactly It currently has an impact on making decisions in the treatment rooms.
“It’s not a secret consumer who spends consumers right now, including expenditure on aesthetics,” says Newbeauty CEO Mike Glaicar. “Our beauty data show that patients are treatments with priority trends with long-term value. This report turns light when they are approaching these options, what they expect and what they expect.”
In terms of post-glp-1 body, in the literacy of skin care, here are the patients who really prioritize 2025 and why they care.
1. The regenerative aesthetics is gaining the traction
Almost 86% say that they are interested in the treatments working with the body, it is not against collagen stimulant (65%) and microneedling (62%) load leader. But only interest is not enough. More than half of these surveys said that the regenerative treatments would need to understand how they would work better.
2. GLP-1s are just beginning
Among those who use LPG-1 medications, more than two-thirds are lost more than 20 pounds, and is asking for a new wave of aesthetic goals. As patients adapt to their changing limbs, almost 70% of the muscles are interested in defining leans, interest in fat transfer is also up and a half report that is noticing hair slimming. As the bodies change, so make goals, and patients are actively looking to restore balance and feel like it again.
3. Natural still wins
It is facing “made”. When you see yourself in your best day, 69.3% say “natural look” is the most important factor in choosing neurotoxin if almost 70% reserve filling fillers, if it is about balance conversation.
4. Strategic expenditure is normal
Patients can re-evaluate their budgets, but skin care and treatments are not negotiated. Only 5.5% said they would take care of the skin, and while he would eat more than half. Aesthetic treatments are strong, saying that only 24% would reduce expenditure in that category. Funding is also gaining traction, 22.9% Choose payment plans, 17.5%. Bottom line: Patients are selective, do not skip.
5. Men are getting into conversation
According to our beauty panelists, men are entering aesthetic space. Thirty-one-eight percent said men in their lives are already getting injectable, and many receive professional skin care (35.4%) or hair restoration treatments (32.7%). The upper worries are thin hair (54.8%), skin quality (40.2%), wrinkle prevention (37.9%) and muscle tone (34.8%).
6. Neurotoxins are still numbers
Neurotoxins remain reputation, 42.2% of patients plan to reserve treatment next year. The forehead lines, crow and glablary lines remain the most common sites, but they are getting pushed under the lips, jawlines and eyes. As the category is evolved, the ways are used by patients.
7. Surgery is still in the plan
Ezonsonic treatments can first be booked, many surgical options are still for many. One percentage of patients say that they are interested in squeezing skin with surgery, and when looking beyond the next 12 months, they are facing more face-to-face necklaces and liposuction. To achieve long-term results, surgery remains a clean part of the aesthetic road page
8. Patients want to delete
If patients turn on the magic wand and delete the only concern, the wrinkles would be the first. Twenty-six percent, as its top target, remote hyperpigmentation (12.1%) and dark circles (11.2%) were chosen. In the body, cellulite leads to 18.3%, and then crepey skin (12.9%) and skin break or loose (12.4%). Carried? The texture is still the greatest frustration, and patients want permanent solutions, not only temporary fixes.
9. Muscle treatments are sparking great interests
Only 9.4% of patients have tried the treatments that build and define muscle, but they say that almost 70% are jewelry. This curiosity is even greater among GLP-1 users and among young patients. ABS, thighs and arms are header targets, and in the phase of mind, the muscular toning technologies is ready to turn important players to change body goals and the GLP-1 effect continues to form aesthetic landscape.
Report Methodology: 2025 Aesthetics Aesthetics “Report is based on real-time data collected by BeautyGine subscribers. The surveys spread in the spring of 2025, the consideration of patients in the aesthetic treatment process and the reflections on the costs projected and projected by the expenses of the next year. Beautyengine is a wide accessibility to the community of beauty fans, with a hobby of cosmetic treatments, that they report accurately expressing the report data and the priorities and attitudes of consumers committed. To read the full report, click here to get the full digital copy.