The cosmetic dermatology field must adopt sustainability principles, including eco-design, green chemistry, and responsible ingredient sourcing.

Lifecycle assessments of energy-based devices, injectables, and consumables are essential to quantify and reduce their environmental impact.

Dermatologists and industry stakeholders share responsibility in implementing eco-responsible practices in clinical protocols, packaging, and waste management.

Developing global guidelines and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration are critical to advancing sustainability without compromising patient safety or treatment efficacy.

Growing consumer demand for sustainable solutions is driving innovation in ethical manufacturing, eco-certification, and transparent practices in cosmetic dermatology.

Concrete examples of sustainable dermatology practices, such as refillable skincare formats, biodegradable packaging, low-energy devices, and AI optimization, enable clinicians to adopt actionable eco-responsible changes.