ABSTRACT Background Regenerative medicine has expanded rapidly over the past decade, with continued exponential growth across both clinical and aesthetic applications. Objective Understand the use of GHK‐Cu (copper peptide), a peptide that has emerged as one of the most widely recognized and clinically relevant peptides due to its versatility in administration, favorable safety profile, and broad therapeutic potential. Methods and Materials This review article will explore the rise of GHK‐Cu within regenerative aesthetics and review the evidence supporting its benefits in skin health, repair, and rejuvenation. Results and Conclusion Peptides—administered via injectable, topical, intravenous, and intranasal routes—have become a central component of modern regenerative therapies and integrative aesthetic practice.
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