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IMAGE Skincare

IMAGE Skincare has expanded its VOL.U.LIFT franchise with VOL.U.LIFT BODY, a plastic surgeon-developed formula targeting visible skin changes associated with GLP-1 use and rapid weight loss. Designed to sculpt, firm, smooth and hydrate, the formula combines marine bioactives, peptides, bakuchiol and next-generation HA silanol. Suitable for the abdomen, arms, thighs and buttocks, it can be used alongside professional body contouring treatments.

RRP: £110

imageskincare.co.uk

RELIEF

RELIFE Aesthetics has introduced the Definisse [KP1] Regenerating Serum, designed to support post-summer skin recovery. The serum combines deep hydration with support for natural collagen turnover, helping improve the appearance of radiance, elasticity and fine lines. Part of the wider Definisse range, it can be incorporated into autumn routines alongside the Redensifying Cream and Revitalising Eye Contour.

RRP:£140

relife-aesthetics.com

Peep Club

Developed by optometrist Nicola Alexander, Peep Club’s targeted under-eye balms are housed in patented Lidstick applicators with massage spheres. The Dry Eyes Lidstick combines ceramide NP, squalane and bisabolol to comfort dry, flaky or compromised skin, with a cooling surgical-grade steel sphere. The Dark Circles Lidstick features 2% Peptide DPHP alongside Kakadu plum and arnica, with a white jade sphere designed to provide cooling massage.

RRP: From £30

peepclub.co.uk

mesoestetic

mesoestetic has launched mesohyal argibenone in a new 1 x 2 ml pre-filled syringe, offering practitioners a convenient and precise format for the delivery of the targeted skin booster treatment. This product is designed for youthful skin to improve skin quality, addressing early signs of skin ageing, including dehydration, reduced luminosity, uneven tone, fine wrinkles and changes in skin texture. The treatment is characterised by three key actions: radiance, retexturisation and unification of tone, making it particularly suited to patients looking to maintain or enhance overall skin quality. The product combines hyaluronic acid, idebenone and acetyl hexapeptide-8, alongside biomimetic peptides designed to interact with endogenous receptors or molecules involved in cellular biochemical mechanisms.

Price: On request

mesoestetic.co.uk

Miamo

Miamo’s Tri-Retinoid Surge Resurfacing Serum combines liposomal retinol, encapsulated retinal and Hydroxypinacolone Retinoate to support skin renewal and target wrinkles, discolouration, imperfections and loss of firmness. Ectoin, bisabolol, ginger extract and vitamin E provide additional soothing and antioxidant support. In clinical testing after 56 days, the formula improved elasticity and plumping while reducing wrinkle depth, with participants also reporting smoother, more even-looking skin.

RRP: £63

miamo.com

ChitoCare

ChitoCare’s Waterless Enzyme Cleanser is a powder-to-lather formula combining Marine Chitosan with papaya fruit extract, papain and protease enzymes to gently exfoliate and cleanse without physical scrubbing. Chitosan is designed to support the skin barrier, while Icelandic geothermal silica helps absorb excess oil and impurities. The concentrated, waterless format also reduces the need for preservatives and lowers water use during manufacturing and transport.

RRP: £65

chitocare.co.uk

Noble Panacea

Noble Panacea’s RetiNAD+ Renewal Booster combines three forms of retinoid with NAD+ and niacinamide, delivered through its OSMV Technology. The 10-dose evening treatment targets fine lines, wrinkles, firmness, elasticity, uneven tone and hyperpigmentation. In an independent 35-person, 10-day clinical trial, 93% reported calm skin without redness or irritation, while 88% reported improved texture and wrinkle volume fell by 18%.

Price on request

noblepanacea.com

Pure Tone Aesthetics

Pure Tone Aesthetics has partnered with singer Kimberley Walsh to launch a skincare and device collection. The range features Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel, Polynucleotide Serum, and Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream formulated with PDRN, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid. The collection also includes the Radiance Pod radiofrequency device and an LED face mask.

Price on request

puretoneaesthetics.com

Dermalogica

Dermalogica’s Stabilizing Repair Serum is a clinically-tested face and body formula developed for reactive skin. Colloidal oatmeal helps relieve itching and tightness, while a biomimetic complex of lipids, phytosterols and ceramide-like compounds supports the moisture barrier. A cooling blend, ground cherry, bisabolol, ginger and resurrection plant help calm discomfort and support resilience, with prebiotic glycerin and avena extract providing hydration and microbiome support.

RRP: £65

dermalogica.co.uk

The Smart Group

SmartDiode Ultima is the latest professional laser hair removal platform for specialist clinics from The Smart Group. The device offers increased power, speed and treatment flexibility to deliver outstanding results without compromising on patient comfort or treatment experience. It will make its public debut at Professional Beauty London, taking place at Excel London on October 4–5, 2026, where it will be displayed on stand K14.

Trade: £34,950

the-smartgroup.co.uk

ElysiHA

ElysiHA is a topical cosmetic formulation developed for skin-quality concerns associated with pharmacological weight loss. Its formula combines PDRN, dual molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, recombinant collagen, ectoin and copper peptide, targeting hydration, barrier support and extracellular matrix function. The formulation has undergone post-R&D validation studies by cosmetic and aesthetic surgeons, with the product positioned as a complementary option alongside wider skin-quality protocols.

Trade: £59 for face and £55 for eyes

elysiha.com

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