Research has found that while self-care is the top driver for female dermal filler patients, the younger generation is still preoccupied with aiming for perfection.1
The Age of Wellness report from aesthetic manufacturer Teoxane surveyed 2,500 female respondents across the UK, and of the cohort aged 18-25, a third said they are likely to undergo filler treatment in the future.1
This is a firm indication that dermal fillers are retaining their popularity, and people remain interested in receiving treatment. This younger age range did, however, answer differently when asked their motivations for treatment.
Figure 1 shows that while wanting to feel better about themselves is the biggest motivation across the board, 56% of those over 55 prioritised this in comparison to 42% of 18-25-year-olds.1 In contrast, 2% of those over 55 prioritised conforming to beauty standards, while 13% of 18-25-year-olds gave this primary importance.1
The youngest age group also gave the highest priority to wanting to look perfect (11%).1 The study authors suggest these figures show the younger generation still associates aesthetic interventions…
