<i>3D skin bioprinting</i> in aesthetic dermatology: redefining regeneration, repair, and personalised care

As aesthetic dermatology evolves from surface enhancement to deep biological restoration, 3D skin bioprinting emerges as a transformative technology. This technique, at the intersection of regenerative medicine and aesthetic science, enables the creation of living skin constructs using patient-derived cells and advanced biomaterials. From scar revision and pigment correction to dermal regeneration and anti-aging applications, 3D skin bioprinting holds immense promise. This article explores the core principles of bioprinting, its future role in aesthetic practice, and the pivotal responsibilities aesthetic nurses will assume as these innovations are translated into clinical care.