What regenerative actually means for skin, and why the change is gradual.
By MODE Aesthetics and Wellness · Reviewed by Marisa Dulin, MSN, FNP-C · Published 2026-09-29 What does regenerative actually mean for skin? Treatments that ask your skin to make more of its own collagen, so the change is gradual. At MODE Aesthetics and Wellness in North Scottsdale, Heather Cyr, LME, CLT, and Sara Espinoza, LME, CLT, plan BBL HEROic, Moxi, SkinPen microneedling, and Lilium Pure Advanced Biologics as a series with a review point. At a glance Regenerative means supporting the skin so it repairs and rebuilds itself, not a device or a one time correction. SkinPen microneedling: controlled micro injuries that trigger new collagen and elastin; most patients do three to six sessions four to six weeks apart. Moxi: Sciton's 1927 nm fractional laser, used across all skin types for tone, texture, pores, early pigment, and fine lines. BBL HEROic: Sciton's broadband light for pigmentation, redness, and sun damage; three to four sessions, then maintenance every six to twe...