Top Beverly Hills Surgeon Reveals Beauty Secrets of 2024

As we leave behind 2023, a new year approaches and with it, staying ahead in the dynamic world of aesthetic enhancement is crucial, beauty experts say.

 

Dr. Babak Azizzadeh, an expert in plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine, offers his expert predictions on beauty trends that will continue, emerge or phase out in 2024. How can the cosmetics industry capitalize on these trends?

Aesthetic maintenance, a key aspect of contemporary beauty regimes, will maintain its importance. “In 2024, the emphasis on aesthetic maintenance signifies a deeper understanding of long-term beauty strategies,” said Dr. Azizzadeh. “It’s not just about enhancement, but preserving and accentuating natural beauty.”

The recent surge in the popularity of buccal fat pad removal is expected to stabilize. Dr. Azizzadeh believes that while it will remain a choice for some, the craze will subside as individuals seek more balanced and natural facial contours with less risk.

The use of dermal fillers will evolve, becoming more strategic and tailored. “2024 will witness a shift towards a more judicious and artistic use of fillers, moving away from over-enhancement to subtle, natural-looking results,” notes Dr. Azizzadeh.

Deep plane facelifts, known for their natural and long-lasting results, will continue to gain traction. The technique, which addresses deeper facial structures, offers a more comprehensive and durable solution to facial aging. Additionally, with the rising use of Ozempic, Mounjaro and other GLP-1 agonists, more people will require surgery to address the loose skin resulting from “Ozempic Face.”

The lip lift, a procedure that shortens the space between the nose and the upper lip to enhance the lip's shape and fullness, will continue to grow in popularity. This trend reflects the ongoing preference for well-defined yet natural-looking lips.

Non-invasive treatments, particularly the use of toxins such as Daxxify and Botox, will continue to dominate the market. These treatments offer effective, albeit temporary, solutions for a variety of aesthetic concerns with minimal risk and downtime.

Dr. Azizzadeh believes that 2024 will be marked by the trend of “high maintenance to be low maintenance.” This reflects a move towards treatments that require an initial effort but lead to a lasting, effortlessly natural look. “The natural beauty look is definitely in. With a plethora of options in plastic surgery, it is imperative for individuals to understand the best options available and stay informed about fading trends,” Dr. Azizzadeh said.

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