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Women’s wellness has evolved tremendously — how do you define regenerative medicine in your practice today?
Regenerative medicine is redefining how we approach women’s health and aging. It’s not about masking symptoms; it’s about supporting the body’s natural ability to heal, repair, and regenerate.
In my practice, I integrate the InMode EmpowerRF platform as a cornerstone of this approach. From Morpheus8-V to Forma-V, VTone, and Aviva, these modalities work synergistically to rebuild collagen, remodel tissue, and restore natural cellular function. It’s about working with the body instead of against it — helping women embrace proactive, rather than reactive, aging.
What are the most common women’s wellness concerns you see, and how does EmpowerRF address them?
So many women silently struggle with urinary incontinence, vaginal laxity, dryness, and changes in intimacy — often believing these are simply “normal” after childbirth or menopause. However, these are not conditions women need to accept as inevitable.
EmpowerRF delivers a non-surgical, regenerative solution:
- VTone strengthens pelvic floor muscles to reduce incontinence.
- Forma-V improves internal collagen and circulation, enhancing elasticity and sensation.
- Morpheus8-V combines microneedling with radiofrequency to remodel tissue and rejuvenate both internal and external areas.
- Aviva offers a minimally invasive alternative to surgical labiaplasty, restoring symmetry and confidence.
Together, these handpieces treat function, form, and overall well-being — all with minimal to no downtime.
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How does EmpowerRF reflect the shift toward regenerative and preventative medicine in aesthetics?
We’re witnessing a major movement away from “quick fixes” and toward cellular repair and long-term prevention. From peptides that rejuvenate to GLP-1s that optimize metabolic health, patients are seeking treatments that enhance longevity and vitality.
EmpowerRF embodies that philosophy. It stimulates the body’s own regenerative processes to strengthen muscles, remodel tissue, and restore functionality. The future of aesthetics is functional wellness — and EmpowerRF is one of the most powerful examples of how technology can support that evolution.
How is the conversation around regenerative medicine influencing aesthetic language and product innovation?
Even pharmaceutical companies are evolving the language they use. Words like “filler” are being intentionally replaced by “biostimulator” to reflect the regenerative potential behind these products.
Take Radiesse by Merz Aesthetics — once categorized as a dermal filler, it’s now recognized for what it truly is: a calcium hydroxylapatite-based biostimulator that activates the body’s natural collagen production. The shift in language is powerful, because it changes the way both patients and providers view aesthetics — from artificial enhancement to biological restoration.
This isn’t about filling space anymore; it’s about stimulating function. That’s regenerative medicine at its core.
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Where do you see women’s wellness and regenerative aesthetics heading next?
We’re entering an era where wellness, longevity, and beauty intersect. The modern aesthetic practice now blends medical innovation with restorative care — combining energy-based platforms like EmpowerRF with biostimulators, exosomes, peptides, and growth factors to treat from the inside out.
This holistic, regenerative approach empowers women to feel confident, connected, and whole again. The future isn’t about reversing age — it’s about reviving vitality and redefining what it means to age gracefully, naturally, and proactively.
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