EVERESSE Featured in Modern Luxury: The Treatments Defining 2026
EVERESSE was recently featured in Modern Luxury as one of the regenerative treatments that will be defining 2026. Below is an excerpt from The Future of Aesthetics: Why Regenerative, Subtle Treatments Are Defining 2026, written by Phebe Wahl.
The era of obvious aesthetic work is officially over. In its place is a smarter, subtler approach—one that fuels the perennial celebrity-culture question: Has she had something done, or is it just great genes, good lighting and a little sleep? Today’s most in-demand treatments aren’t about changing faces or chasing trends; they’re about imperceptible enhancement. Think refined, regenerative technologies that work quietly with the body, delivering results so natural they invite speculation rather than certainty—and leave everyone guessing.
“As we look toward 2026, aesthetic medicine is entering a new era defined by regeneration, precision and personalization,” says Anthony E. Brissett, MD, FACS, a board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon and president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS). “We’re moving beyond simply restoring appearance to truly enhancing function, longevity and confidence. It’s not just about looking refreshed; it’s about feeling renewed from the inside out.”
That same philosophy of subtle power defines the new generation of energy-based devices. Among the most talked-about is EVERESSE, an award-winning monopolar radiofrequency technology designed to deliver deep dermal heating without disrupting the skin’s surface. “It tightens the tissue without disrupting the skin’s surface, so patients leave the office with a firmer look, with even better results unfolding over time and no downtime,” notes Dendy Engelman, MD, a board-certified dermatologist at Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue.
Speak to a Cartessa representative to learn more about EVERESSE, the FDA-cleared, non-invasive monopolar radio frequency treatment delivering regenerative, subtle results.
