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NewBeauty's Latest Aesthetics Report: Summer 2025 Overview

NewBeauty, renowned as an authoritative figure in the beauty industry, has just released an insightful report titled The State of Aesthetics: By the Numbers Summer 2025. This report is a comprehensive analytics supplement powered by BeautyEngine, that dives deep into the evolving landscape of consumer behavior regarding aesthetics.

Having access to a highly engaged audience focused on aesthetics, NewBeauty has gathered valuable insights through a mobile-first platform. The findings reveal significant trends and shifts in how consumers are making decisions related to aesthetic treatments.

Key Insights Unveiled

Mike Glaicar, CEO of NewBeauty, emphasizes the report's significance by noting how consumers are becoming more deliberate with their spending choices, particularly in aesthetics. He stated, "Consumers are becoming increasingly intentional with their spending, prioritizing long-term value over fleeting trends." The report specifically touches on how individuals are navigating their treatment journeys, especially in light of the rising influence of GLP-1 medications on aesthetic objectives.

Some of the most noteworthy findings from the report include:
1. The Impact of GLP-1 Medications: A remarkable 66% of GLP-1 users reported substantial weight loss, which brought forth concerns such as skin laxity (50%), the perception of aging (44%), loss of facial volume (34%), and thinning hair (50.5%). This highlights a demand for treatments addressing these specific issues.
2. Natural Results are Key: A staggering 69.3% of respondents identified the importance of natural-looking results as a priority when selecting neurotoxin treatments. Furthermore, nearly 70% expressed greater interest in fillers that emphasize facial balance rather than mere enhancement.
3. Regenerative Treatment Demand Surges: The appetite for regenerative treatments such as collagen stimulators (valued by 65.3% of participants) and microneedling (62.4%) remains robust, signaling a trend towards treatments that promote self-renewal.
4. Budgeting for Beauty: Patients are making sacrifices in other areas of their spending to maintain their aesthetic investments. Reports indicate that 54% are cutting back on dining out, 43% on clothing, and 42% on nail care, while only 6% are willing to sacrifice skincare and 24% on aesthetic treatments. This strategic budgeting illustrates their commitment to upholding beauty routines.

The State of Aesthetics By the Numbers Summer 2025 has been distributed exclusively to leading aesthetic providers alongside NewBeauty's Summer 2025 issue featuring prominent actress Eva Mendes on the cover.

For additional information and to access the complete digital report, readers can visit NewBeauty's website.

About NewBeauty

Founded in 2005, NewBeauty provides exceptional insights into beauty trends and product innovations. As a division of MJH Life Sciences, it serves as a trusted resource for consumers looking to make informed decisions in the ever-evolving beauty landscape. With its commitment to quality and authenticity, NewBeauty continues to lead in disseminating reliable beauty-related knowledge.

About MJH Life Sciences

As North America's premier privately-owned medical media organization, MJH Life Sciences delivers vital health care news through various platforms. Their mission is to provide healthcare professionals with essential information and resources to improve patient outcomes effectively. Their comprehensive portfolio includes digital and print media, live events, educational initiatives, and extensive market research services.