Botulinum toxin is injected into the muscles of facial expression, reducing their activity in a controlled way so dynamic lines soften. The effect appears within a few days and wears off over time. Areas and dosing are set by the doctor.
View detailFat harvested from other areas of the body is processed and injected into the buttocks to support volume and contour. Part of the transferred fat is reabsorbed in the first months. Post-operative sitting is restricted per the surgeon's instructions.
View detailBreast volume is increased with a silicone implant or with the patient's own fat tissue. Implant size, shape and placement plane are planned around the individual anatomy. Implants do not last a lifetime and may need replacing later.
The brow position is raised surgically or with thread suspension, easing the upper eyelid area. This is different from the mild lift achievable with botulinum toxin. The technique depends on forehead structure and skin laxity.
Hyaluronic acid filler is placed into the soft tissue of the cheek to support volume loss. Unlike cheekbone filler, the target is the fat pads rather than the bony eminence beneath them. The amount is planned around facial proportions.
Hyaluronic acid filler is placed over the cheekbone to support mid-face volume and contour. Unlike cheek filler the target is the bony eminence rather than the soft tissue below it. The amount is planned individually.
Hyaluronic acid filler is placed at the chin point to support the profile line and chin projection. The degree of chin recession determines whether filler or surgery is appropriate. The effect does not last indefinitely.
Agents such as poly-L-lactic acid and calcium hydroxylapatite stimulate the skin to produce its own collagen. Unlike a filler, volume is not added directly but develops over time. The effect is gradual and varies by person.
A titanium screw is placed into the jawbone in place of a missing tooth and a prosthetic crown is fitted on top. Osseointegration usually takes a few months. If bone density is insufficient, grafting may be needed first.
Hyaluronic acid based fillers are injected into areas of volume loss to support contour. The effect does not last indefinitely and the product dissolves over time. Depending on the area it can be reversed with hyaluronidase.
An earlobe that has thinned with age or has a stretched piercing is supported with hyaluronic acid filler. It is a short procedure chosen to make wearing earrings more comfortable, and it is not a permanent repair.
Excess skin and fat on the upper or lower eyelid are surgically adjusted. When upper-lid sagging obstructs vision it also has a functional aspect. It does not change crow's feet lines or under-eye darkness.
Micro-injections deliver vitamins, hyaluronic acid and similar preparations into the skin, for hydration and radiance on the face and for regional care on the body. The plan and the expected change are set by the doctor.
Sagging skin of the face and neck, together with the SMAS layer beneath it, is surgically repositioned. It addresses laxity rather than skin quality or pigmentation. Incisions are hidden along the hairline and around the ear.
Botulinum toxin is injected into the forehead muscles to soften dynamic lines. Muscle activity is reduced in a controlled way, the effect becomes visible within a few days and wears off over time. Suitability and dosing are individual.
Hollows and contour irregularities across the forehead are volumised with a hyaluronic acid filler, usually to balance the profile. This is an anatomically demanding area and calls for an experienced injector.
The stomach is reduced in volume and part of the small intestine is bypassed, lowering nutrient absorption. This is bariatric surgery, not an aesthetic procedure. It requires lifelong dietary follow-up and vitamin supplementation.
Micro-injections deliver vitamins, minerals and amino acids into the scalp. Depending on the cause of the hair loss it is planned on its own or alongside other treatments. The number of sessions and the result vary by person.
Follicles taken from the back of the scalp are placed into thinning areas through micro channels, using techniques such as FUE and DHI. Some transplanted follicles shed in the first weeks and regrowth takes months.
High-intensity focused ultrasound is directed into the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate collagen production. It is not a surgical lift and is insufficient for advanced sagging. The effect develops gradually over months.
For excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), botulinum toxin is injected into the underarms, palms or soles. Stimulation of the sweat glands is temporarily reduced. The duration varies between people and repeat sessions may be needed.
Laser energy targets the melanin in the follicle and reduces hair growth. Because it depends on the hair cycle, several sessions are needed, and the response is limited on light-coloured hair. Sun protection between sessions matters.
Lip volume and border definition are supported with hyaluronic acid filler. The amount is planned around the lip's own anatomy and facial proportions. The effect does not last indefinitely and the product dissolves over time.
Localised fat deposits that do not respond to diet and exercise are reduced by suction through fine cannulas. It is not a weight-loss method and it does not correct loose skin. The result becomes visible over several months as swelling settles.
Botulinum toxin is injected into the masseter, the chewing muscle at the jaw angle. It is used for complaints related to clenching and grinding, and to soften the lower face. A clinical assessment is required.
In chronic migraine, botulinum toxin is injected at defined points across the head and neck after a neurological assessment. It is a medical treatment with diagnosis and follow-up, not an aesthetic procedure, and it is not suitable for everyone.
The abdomen, breasts and where needed the waistline are addressed together in a single surgical plan after pregnancy. Which procedures are combined is decided individually. It is planned once breastfeeding has ended and weight has stabilised.
The nasolabial fold running from the nose to the corner of the mouth is supported with hyaluronic acid filler. It is usually planned together with mid-face volume rather than on its own. Results depend on skin quality and fold depth.
Small irregularities on the bridge and a drooping tip are shaped with hyaluronic acid filler. It is not surgery, it cannot make the nose smaller, and the effect is not permanent. Not every nose is suitable for this approach.
Botulinum toxin is injected into the bands of the platysma muscle in the neck. It is chosen to smooth the neckline and define the jaw border. Suitability depends on skin laxity and requires a clinical assessment.
A Q-switched laser targets pigment with very short pulses. It is chosen for tattoo removal and for certain types of pigmentation. The type of pigmentation has to be identified correctly, as not every mark responds to this method.
Gold-plated microneedles deliver radiofrequency energy into the deeper layers of the skin. It is used to stimulate collagen and to reduce the appearance of pores and scarring. Several sessions are usually needed and downtime is short.
The bone and cartilage structure of the nose is reshaped surgically. Structural problems that make breathing difficult can be addressed in the same operation alongside the aesthetic change. Recovery varies and swelling can last several months.
The upper layer of the skin is renewed in a controlled way using lasers, chemical peels or microneedling. It is chosen for scarring, pores and uneven tone. Sun protection during healing directly affects how it settles.
Tooth colour, length, alignment and the gum line are planned together as one smile. Crowns, laminates and gum contouring are combined according to need. Gum health has to be sound before planning begins.
Botulinum toxin is injected into the trapezius muscle between the neck and shoulder. It is chosen for muscle-tension complaints and to lengthen the line of the shoulder. Dosing and injection points are set by the doctor.
Excess skin and fat across the abdomen are removed and separated abdominal muscles are repaired where needed. It is not a weight-loss method and is planned after weight loss is complete. It leaves a scar that does not fade away.
Hollowing under the eye is supported by placing hyaluronic acid filler into the tear trough. It does not on its own correct pigment-driven darkness and may be unsuitable where there is fat herniation. The area is thin and demanding.
A thin layer is removed from the front surface of the tooth and porcelain laminates are bonded on. Colour, length and shape are planned together. It is irreversible, because the enamel that is reduced cannot be put back.