Aesthetic manufacturer Teoxane has released its annual skin quality report, Gen Z Comes of Age in Aesthetics.
Conducted by independent European data collector Norstat on behalf of Teoxane, the report presents findings of 2,500 UK participants, highlighting evolving trends in the aesthetics market. It states that general treatment uptake amongst millennials has increased from 23% to 30% since January 2025.
The report also identifies rising curiosity in younger patients, as interest in dermal fillers among Gen Z has risen from 30% to 49%, with 70% of those likely to consider future treatment aged 18-25. It further notes that 28% of individuals aged 18-34 have already undergone dermal filler procedures.
The report also highlights that motivations are shifting toward skin quality, with 35% of respondents citing improvements in radiance and texture as their primary reason, increasing to 47% among 18-25-year-olds. The company outlines that younger audiences view treatments as a ‘lifelong skin health management’.