The treatments everyone's asking for in 2025, from non-surgical facelifts to biostimulators

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The world of aesthetic tweakments is no longer dominated by muscle-relaxing injections and filler. No, no; these days, there is a huge variety of game-changing, largely non-invasive treatments you can opt for, if you so choose. But what’s set to be big in 2025, specifically?

Let’s begin with what tweakments have been in decline, popularity-wise. We seem to be moving away from 'obvious' results and towards subtlety, skin health, and regeneration as a key approach. Dr Ahmed El Muntasar, GP and award-winning aesthetician, comments: “I would say over-using dermal fillers, as well as extreme skin tightening treatments and people feeling as though the skin must be as tight as possible [are in decline]. Fat-freezing devices have fallen in popularity, too.”