Dr. Victoria Veytsman On Innovative Technologies

Doctor Victoria, I'd like to hear your viewpoint on this in regards to technology and beauty.

These technologies have existed for a long time when it comes to wellness, beauty and medicine. But now these biotechnologies powered by AI are just going to be growing at an exponential rate. So whereas things could have taken 20 years before, they will now take about a year. I think we're going to see a massive shift. We're already seeing it in personalized medicine, genomics at home, testing kits, longevity. Beauty is going to start to be something that's not just surface level, but more generative with stem cell treatments. And how do we get our own body to do what it needs to do, like stem cell injections versus filler. Echo what you said about AI, we can't deny that that's just changing literally everything. I read this article about companies doing what they call digital twins now. So medical companies, wellness companies, can create a digital twin of you and see how you will react to certain ingredients, medications, what diseases are you most likely to get? Huge companies now are getting on that bandwagon. Like l' Oreal came out with something called bioprint, which is essentially a lab on a chip. It shows you the cellular age based on the protein analysis, but also how it will react to all kinds of ingredients. This is just the beginning. We're only 20, 25 now. Can't imagine 10 to 20 years. I mean, it's actually hard to imagine what that'll look like.