26/10/2026
Aesthetic medicine is changing. And the change is worth understanding.
For a long time, the dominant conversation in cosmetic medicine was about correcting visible signs of ageing - volume, lines, surface-level treatments. These still have a place. But increasingly, the most interesting work in this field is about something different.
Biostimulators and bioregenerative treatments work by supporting the skin's own biology rather than adding to or temporarily modifying it. The aim is to stimulate collagen production, improve tissue quality, and support the structural integrity of the skin over time. The results are subtler and build gradually, but for many patients they represent a more sustainable approach.
At Burnside Cosmetic, Dr Chris stays across developments in this space and discusses options with patients in an honest, individualised way.
We are back in clinic from 9 November. We would love to continue this conversation with you then.
General information only. Not medical advice. Dr Chris Koulos MED0001005327, Nurse Claire Koulos NMW0002186814.