Merz Aesthetics Expands Non Invasive Skincare Portfolio with New Product Launch in Malaysia

Merz Aesthetics Launches its Latest Product in Malaysia

In June 2026, Merz Aesthetics, the largest dedicated medical aesthetics company globally, introduced its new medical aesthetics product in Malaysia, capitalising on growing regional demand for non-invasive aesthetic treatments and post-procedure skincare.

Merz Aesthetics Expands Personalized Skincare Ecosystems

Merz Aesthetics, with its headquarters in Raleigh, North Carolina, has introduced the Ultherapy Mask PDRN peptide radiance product, which is exclusively available through Prime-certified clinics. This product is designed to improve skin recovery, hydration, and radiance following Ultherapy Prime procedures.

Raymond Ong, Associate Vice President of Regional Commercial APAC at Merz Aesthetics, stated, “The launch of the Ultherapy mask in Malaysia represents a significant advancement in extending authentic Ultherapy care beyond traditional clinical environments.” He further mentioned that the introduction of this product is a response to the growing demand for clinically validated and science-backed skincare solutions that prolong treatment benefits outside clinical settings.

Merz Aesthetics emphasized that this launch highlights a broader evolution towards personalized skincare ecosystems that integrate treatment and recovery within the aesthetics sector.

Market Outlook and Industry Impact

According to precedence research, the global non-invasive aesthetic treatment market size is valued at USD 22.67 billion in 2025 and is expected to increase from USD 24.45 billion in 2026 to approximately USD 43.75 billion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2026 to 2035. This growth is due to growing demand for non-invasive cosmetic procedures, rising focus on physical appearance and technological advancements.

Industry insiders said the market is growing in line with broader Asia Pacific trends, driven by growing disposable incomes, an elderly population, and rising acceptance of non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

The hydrogel-based product features a three-part design to offer targeted coverage across the upper face, lower face and neck, enhancing adherence and absorption of active ingredients.

The impact of social media and increased marketing awareness has also been pivotal in fostering wider acceptance of these treatments. Thus, the company also announced the appointment of actress, model, and television personality Scha Alyahya as Malaysia's first Ultherapy Prime brand ambassador.