Indonesian skincare trends embrace natural collagen regeneration

Indonesian consumers are increasingly prioritizing skin health and natural regeneration, moving away from quick-fix skincare trends towards methods that promote gradual, natural, and sustainable improvements. This evolving preference mirrors a global shift in regenerative aesthetics, which emphasizes stimulating the body's inherent mechanisms, including collagen production, for long-term skin vitality.

Scientific research indicates that natural collagen production begins to decline in the mid-20s, decreasing by approximately 1% annually after age 30. This reduction contributes to visible signs of aging, such as loss of skin elasticity, facial volume, fine lines, and textural changes. Globally, the non-surgical aesthetic procedures market is experiencing significant growth, with treatments focused on tissue regeneration and collagen stimulation becoming central to aesthetic medicine practices.

Ultracol recently marked its first anniversary in Indonesia with an event titled "1st Anniversary ULTRACOL – One Year of Growth, Stronger Together." The celebration acknowledged the contributions of doctors, clinic owners, key opinion leaders, and strategic partners who have supported the national aesthetic industry. Since its introduction, Ultracol has received positive reception from clinics and practitioners who advocate for science-based approaches to natural collagen regeneration for skin rejuvenation.

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President Director Regenesis Indonesia, Ir. Emmy Noviawati, said that ULTRACOL's journey over the past year is inseparable from the support and cooperation.