Is Renuva the next big thing in aesthetics? We weigh up the benefits (and negatives) of this unique injectable

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Regenerative aesthetics are having a clear moment. Our newfound fascination with treatments such as polynucleotides (which can stimulate collagen production) appears to have shifted the direction in which the world of injectables is moving. And the newest buzzword coming out of the US is Renuva – which, while not available here yet, has a unique set of benefits that may intrigue those who are interested in injectables.

“Renuva is creating quite a buzz in the world of regenerative aesthetics, offering a fresh twist on traditional treatments like Botox or hyaluronic acid fillers,” explains registered toxicologist Rani Ghosh. “For those looking beyond temporary solutions, Renuva could be a glimpse into the future of aesthetics.”