AEDIT

Let's face it: the occasional sunburn is inevitable. Whether you get to the beach and realize you're almost out of sunscreen or are having so much fun at the pool party that you forget to reapply, mistakes happen. Most of us have experienced the redness, tenderness, and peeling associated with unprotected sun exposure. While many sunburns seem relatively harmless, their effects can unfortunately extend far beyond a few days of discomfort.

Acne Scar Treatment: Why One Treatment Is Rarely Enough Find a Procedure sign up for the AEDITION For everyday skincare essentials, pre- and post-treatment support, procedure enhancers, or even treatment alternatives, we’ve got you covered. If you've spent years covering acne scars with makeup or avoiding certain lighting, you're not alone.

We love laser treatments because they can deliver healthier, more rejuvenated-looking skin in less than an hour. From correcting sun damage and uneven pigmentation to minimizing fine lines, wrinkles, and acne scars, lasers are among the most versatile tools in aesthetic medicine. —that’s why they rank as the most popular minimally invasive treatment in the US, right behind neuromodulators and hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers.

Walk into any dermatology office or medspa today, and you'll hear the same three letters come up repeatedly: PRP. Formally known as platelet-rich plasma, PRP hair growth treatments have become one of the most requested non-surgical options for people watching their part widen, their ponytail thin, or their hairline creep backward. But depending on who you ask about what PRP hair restoration can deliver, you'll likely get different answers.

Have you ever watched a reality TV show and struggled to tell certain cast members apart? Or scrolled through social media and noticed that influencers all seemed to blend together? For much of the past decade, a singular beauty ideal dominated popular culture. As the same features became increasingly desirable, celebrities, influencers, and everyday people began gravitating toward a remarkably similar look. But 2026 may mark a turning point.

Sea buckthorn is having a moment. The bright orange berry has become a fixture in serums, facial oils, supplements, and social media skincare routines, with some brands and influencers even touting it as a natural alternative to Botox.

Can a Shower Filter Really Improve Your Skin and Hair? If you've ever stepped out of the shower with tight, itchy skin or noticed dry, brittle hair post-shower despite using high-quality products, you've probably wondered whether your water—not your skincare or haircare routine—is to blame. As interest in the shower filter category continues to grow, more people are asking whether filtered shower water can improve skin health, reduce irritation, and support hair health claims for shower filters.

Lately, it seems like filler has been getting a bad rap. On social media, conversations about "filler fatigue" have fueled concerns that injectables can leave patients looking puffy, overdone, and older. As the industry shifts toward an ‘undetectable era,’ interest in regenerative aesthetics has surged. Among these biologic treatments is EZ-Gel PRF, prized for its ability to improve skin quality, stimulate collagen production, and restore subtle volume over time.

What do Anne Hatheway, Kerry Washington, and Jessica Alba have in common? They're all in their 40s. And while that may not come as a shock, the fact that they look just as good—if not better—as they did in their 30s might. That's because today's beauty ideal isn't necessarily about looking younger; it's about looking healthy, vibrant, and well-maintained at every age. Preventative aesthetics is no longer just a conversation for millennials.

There once was a time when the beauty industry's highest aspiration was invisibility—not in results, but in effort. Downtime-free treatments left no trace of their occurrence, and could be sandwiched between mid-day meetings, making them once the pinnacle of modern aesthetics. The "lunchtime procedure" became a category and a philosophy: it looked better, didn’t need to cost a lot, and didn't require days off from life to recover. That promise, it turns out, has expired.