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The “Love Island Effect” is fuelling a boom in cosmetic procedures across the UK, with contestants inspiring everything from lip fillers to Botox. Clinics have noted surges in demand linked directly to the show.
Ozempic, originally developed for diabetes, has exploded in popularity as a weight-loss drug — hailed by some as a “fat stripper” but criticised for its side effects.
Cosmetic procedures are no longer just luxuries — they’re becoming powerful tools for self-confidence and transformation. Yet, affordability remains a barrier. A recent South China Morning Post feature – https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/lifestyle-culture/article/3303389/cosmetic-cravings-asias-gen-z-risk-it-all-cut-price-glow-ups – highlights how younger generations are driving demand, even at personal risk. Affordable options are on the rise, as Healthgrades outlines in its guide to the 5 most affordable procedures
The skincare world is buzzing with the rise of Baby Botox, a subtle, non-surgical treatment that smooths fine lines without the “frozen” look. Baby Botox is appealing to younger generations looking for prevention and to those who prefer natural results. According to Dr Teri Fisher – https://drterifisher.com/baby-botox-trend-shapes-youthful-skin-care/ – Baby Botox is gaining traction as a preventative skincare option. Insights from Aesthetic Skinny – https://www.aestheticskinny.com/post/the-baby-botox-trend-preventative-care-for-youthful-skin – highlight its role in gentle, customised treatments. Industry coverage from Bangstyle – https://www.bangstyle.com/posts/skincare-trends-2025-5615 – points to a wider trend of non-surgical solutions shaping 2025 beauty practices.
Cosmetic surgery in the UK is on the rise, with breast augmentations, reductions, liposuction, and tummy tucks becoming increasingly popular.