25% of Skin Renew at Superdrug clients are male

Once year since the controversial launch of Skin Renew injectables at Superdrug, the brand has published some fascinating insights into the service’s uptake and popularity.

They say that 18% of all clients treated in the last year have been male with an average age of 45-49 years old. Whereas women fall into the slightly older age bracket, with an average age of 50-54 years old.

Superdrug has also announced the expansion of its Skin Renew Service into its second London store in Hammersmith.

Caris Newson, Head of Health and Wellbeing Services at Superdrug said, “Since the launch of our Skin Renew Service in 2018 we have seen high levels of customer satisfaction, therefore we’re delighted to be expanding to our third location in Hammersmith. We’re listening to what people are telling us, they would like the reassurance that if they choose to have aesthetic treatments, then it will be administered by qualified nurse practitioners in a safe, private consultation room.

“Our minimum age for this service is currently 25 years old and over, we ensure that when supported by a full clinical consultation, our customers are able to make informed decisions about engaging in aesthetic treatments”

We were early supporters of this initiative and on our visit to the store we were impressed by the level of safety and psychological care involved in the services - in fact we felt it was more professional than many other clinics we've visited for injectables!