In the Trend of Things: Upcoming Aesthetics Trends

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The aesthetics industry has witnessed a remarkable transformation in recent years, driven by technological advancements, changing consumer preferences, and a growing emphasis on self-care. As individuals seek effective and noninvasive solutions to enhance their appearance and well-being, the demand for innovative skin care devices, treatments, and products has surged. In the dynamic world of aesthetics, licensed skin professionals serve as essential guides. To provide clients with personalized care, staying abreast of evolving trends and advancements is imperative. Staying informed about emerging treatment options, such as thread lifts, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) facials, and nonsurgical rhinoplasty, allows skin professionals to offer a wider range of services and cater to diverse client preferences. By staying ahead of the curve, professionals can position themselves as industry leaders and provide exceptional care to their clients. In the realm of aesthetics and professional skin care, the year 2024 promises a plethora of captivating trends. Let us embark on a journey to uncover the most prominent developments that will shape the industry in the upcoming year. THE TECH At-Home LED In the past, many licensed skin professionals resisted offering at-home skin devices to their clients; however, research suggests that consumers are purchasing these devices without professional guidance. So, why not offer at-home devices from trusted brands in your spa? By doing so, you can provide your clients with a high-quality product they can use at home while also offering educational materials and quick consultations on how to use the device effectively. This approach creates a win-win situation for both the professional and the client. Microcurrent Facial Devices The surge in popularity of microcurrent devices in mid-2023 has solidified their place in the beauty industry for 2024 and beyond. Despite their low-level current, these devices deliver impressive, noninvasive, and effective results. By offering an alternative to invasive face-lifts and surgeries, microcurrent devices help clients save money and avoid the associated discomfort. =

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Sonita Michelle Gray is a skilled licensed aesthetician based in Chattanooga, Tennessee who has been the proud owner of Sonita Michelle Esthetics since 2016. She has been working in the cosmetics industry for over 17 years and worked as a beauty consultant for major prestige brands, including Philosophy Beauty, Clinique, and CK One. She also founded her own cosmetics and skin care company, Skin Techs Cosmetics, LLC, in 2019, which is currently undergoing a rebranding. She holds several certifications, including being a Certified Xtreme Advanced Lash Stylist, HydraFacialist, Dermalogica PRO, and DMK International Skin Therapist. She is the director of mindset at The Skin Barrier Academy, an aesthetics education company. 