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Rebecca Fearn

The treatments everyone will ask for in 2026, from non-surgical facelifts to hand rejuvenation

A beige backdrop with a green square and graphic squiggles, with an image of a woman with brown hair and bare skin smiling and resting her chin on her hands.

It’s impossible to deny that the aesthetic landscape has changed dramatically over the past few years. As highlighted in our 2025 treatment trend roundup, the reliance on quick filler and Botox appointments for obvious enhancements has continued to wane. As our knowledge about skin and longevity continues to grow, so too has our desire for longer-lasting, subtle approaches that prioritise regeneration and skin health.

Looking forward to the next 12 months, this mentality will continue in abundance, experts agree. “The aesthetic patient of 2026 seeks wellness, recovery, and sustainability. Dr Christine Hall, A&E doctor and aesthetic doctor at Taktouk Clinic, says the focus is no longer on looking good alone, but feeling good, too, with the 2026 aesthetics patient prioritising wellness and sustainability.

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