What Happens Beyond the Treatment Room? The Emerging Role of Ingestible Beauty in Aesthetics.
Patient expectations are changing. Today’s aesthetic patient is no longer looking for just in-clinic results — they are seeking daily rituals, preventative approaches, and holistic skin health solutions that extend beyond the treatment room.
So where does ingestible beauty fit within modern aesthetic practice? And why are more clinics beginning to view supplementation as both a patient engagement tool and a growing commercial opportunity?
Join Vida Glow for an evidence-based webinar exploring the emerging role of ingestible beauty in aesthetic medicine.
Designed specifically for cosmetic injectors and aesthetic professionals, this session will unpack the science of collagen supplementation, internal skin support, and the shift toward integrated aesthetic care.
We’ll explore the rise of “the one product a day effect,” how clinics are creating stronger patient retention beyond procedures alone, and why ingestible beauty is rapidly becoming part of the modern aesthetic ecosystem.
Featuring insights into Pro Collagen+, Luminous, and Radiance+, this session will also examine the next wave of innovation beyond traditional collagen products.
Attendees will learn:
Why patient demand is shifting toward holistic and preventative skin health
The science behind collagen supplementation and internal skin support
How ingestible beauty can support patient engagement between appointments
The “one product a day effect” and its impact on retention and recurring revenue
Emerging innovation beyond traditional collagen supplementation
How leading clinics are thinking beyond procedures alone
Speaker: Lauren Dewsbury
Lauren Dewsbury is a Cognitive Neuroscientist, PhD Researcher, and Head Scientist at VIDA GLOW, where she leads clinical research, product innovation, and scientific strategy across the brand’s global ingestible beauty portfolio.
Specialising in female brain health, longevity science, and systems biology, her work explores the intersection of neuroscience, metabolic health, and aesthetics, with particular focus on collagen science, skin longevity, and evidence-based wellness innovation. Alongside her industry role, Lauren is undertaking a PhD investigating cognition, bioenergetics, and dementia risk in women.