About this episode

Alisa Lask discusses the shift in beauty culture towards regeneration and the importance of evidence behind skincare products.

Episode 293 asks: what happens when beauty culture moves from correction toward regeneration, and why should we be more demanding about the evidence behind products that promise younger-looking skin? Alisa Lask, CEO of Rion Aesthetics and ( plated )™ Skin Science, explains exosomes as the body’s cellular messaging system, with platelet-derived signals that may support renewal, barrier function, and post-procedure recovery. The conversation separates credible regenerative aesthetics from...

People in this episode

Host: David Stewart

Guest: Alisa Lask

Topics covered

• skincare
• regenerative aesthetics
• exosomes
• beauty culture
• evidence-based products

Keywords

• exosomes
• skincare
• regeneration
• beauty culture
• younger-looking skin

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Rion Aesthetics, ( plated )™ Skin Science

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