“A lot of people come in asking about volume loss or skin laxity, and what they really want is stronger collagen and healthier skin from within,” says Dr. Godley.

He explains that while traditional injectables focus on short-term correction, regenerative treatments offer something we’re not as accustomed to — skin that improves over time.

“You’re not filling. You’re not freezing. You’re rebuilding.”

The field of aesthetic medicine has seen incredible advancements over the past few decades. From Botox, which temporarily paralyzes muscles to smooth out wrinkles, to dermal fillers that add volume by retaining water — the quest for rejuvenated skin has driven innovation. Now, we are witnessing the rise of a new era with regenerative medicine.