The days of one-size-fits-all solutions to complexion concerns are fading as quickly as a patch of pigmentation targeted by a top-tier vitamin C serum. Instead, as tech in skin care continues to evolve, it’s not just about what products we use – it’s about how we determine exactly what our skin needs in the first place.
The global custom skin care market already stands at $29.3 billion. And, Aussies committed to anti-ageing are making one thing as clear as their complexion: they no longer accept generic solutions. Instead, they’re looking for precision, effectiveness, and skin care that adapts to their unique concerns.
Alongside the use of AI-driven analysis to create a serum tailored just for you, one of the key innovations driving this movement is the rise of skin analysis technology. Rather than relying on guesswork or trial and error, modern diagnostic tools allow for a deeper, more scientific approach to skin care. And, one of the most popular examples is Visia Skin Analysis – a system that uses medical grade imaging to assess skin conditions beyond what the naked eye can see.
At Skin Clinic Blyss in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, dermal therapist Jodie King has embraced this technology to offer her clients a truly tailored experience. The Visia system captures high-resolution facial images, analysing factors such as pigmentation, hydration, vascular health, and fine lines. This data, combined with an in-depth lifestyle questionnaire, helps Jodie understand how diet, environmental stressors, and other factors contribute to skin health. From there, she crafts a personalised plan using Universkin’s custom formulations, blending active ingredients to target specific concerns.
This shift towards tailored skin care isn’t just about innovation – it’s about changing the way we think about beauty. With searches for “custom skin care” rising by 108 per cent in the last five years, it’s clear that consumers are becoming more informed, researching ingredients and demanding solutions tailored to their individual needs. The ability to simplify skin care routines while delivering better results is a major draw card, allowing people to move away from layering multiple products in favour of a streamlined, science backed approach.
As skin care technology continues to advance, the future of beauty lies in precision. Whether through in-clinic diagnostics, custom blended formulations, or expert guidance, the rise of tech in skin care is setting a new standard – one that prioritises results, efficiency, and truly personalised care.
