With 2026 right around the corner, one of the biggest stories shaping the beauty landscape is the rapid increase of biotech innovations, a shift being driven by consumer demand for science-rooted results. This has shown up in two skin-shaping trends: exosomes and skin-sculpting products.
- The rise of exosome innovation for targeted concerns is here, including exosome solutions for GLP-1 face and structural sculpting. As rapid weight-loss–driven facial changes and accelerated volume loss become mainstream topics, exosome-powered formulas are emerging as a leading solution to support rejuvenation, skin density and resilience.
- Additionally, as sculpting skin care emerges as a top category, consumers are seeking non-invasive ways to maintain any aesthetic work and maintain results post-treatments.
Exosome-Back Technology for Skin Sculpting Solutions
SickScience is one brand leading this shift, with its exosome technology derived from the founders' time spent studying regenerative medicine and cancer research.
Molecular scientists Polen Koçak, Ph.D., and Merve Yildirim, Ph.D., have created a 100% vegan, plant-based exosome technology that mimics the body’s cellular communication to target repair and renewal at the molecular level.
In their lineup, SickScience has released its ShapeShift V-Line Jaw Defining Serum, its sister product DropOff Body Sculpting Serum and PowerCycle Scalp Treatment, all designed to redefine what’s possible in hair growth and body sculpting.
