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'Where stress ends, beauty begins'

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December 3, 2025

Unraveling the new philosophy redefining aesthetic medicine across Asia

- DR. KAYCEE REYES

'Where stress ends, beauty begins'

You cannot separate how a person looks from how they feel. The two are intertwined in ways we're only now beginning to truly understand—and finally, to treat.

This was the resounding message at the recent BTL Regional Summit and Award Gala 2025, held in the sun-drenched shores of Phu Quoc, Vietnam. Aesthetic practitioners from eight countries across Asia-Pacific gathered not just to discuss the latest devices or techniques, but to explore something more fundamental: the connection between our emotional landscape and our physical appearance.

They’re calling it mindful beauty. And, honestly, it’s about time.

For years, aesthetic medicine has focused on outcomes you can see: fewer wrinkles, tighter skin, more defined contours. But walk into any clinic today, and you'll notice something the textbooks didn't prepare us for. More patients are carrying invisible weight: stress from demanding careers, anxiety from uncertain times, and emotional exhaustion from simply trying to keep up.

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