Facial Aesthetic Treatments
Where science meets natural-looking aesthetics
Botox Full Face
True facial rejuvenation is achieved by restoring balance—not by freezing expression.
Botox Full Face is a personalized medical treatment designed to soften dynamic wrinkles, improve facial harmony, and maintain natural expression through precise muscle modulation.
Clinical Objective
Botox Full Face aims to modulate excessive muscular activity across the entire face to soften dynamic wrinkles, improve facial harmony, and prevent the progression of expression-related aging. The goal is not immobilization, but controlled relaxation that preserves natural movement and individuality.
Ideal Candidate / Indications
This treatment is suitable for patients presenting with dynamic facial lines, muscle hyperactivity, facial tension, or early signs of expression-related aging. It is also indicated as a preventive strategy in younger adults seeking long-term aesthetic preservation.
Medical Protocol
A comprehensive facial assessment is performed at rest and during animation to evaluate muscle strength, asymmetries, and compensatory patterns. Injections are strategically placed in areas such as the forehead, glabella, periorbital region, brow depressors, lower face, and neck when indicated. Dosing and dilution are individualized to ensure symmetry, safety, and natural outcomes.
Products / Materials Used
Medical-grade botulinum toxin type A, selected based on patient needs and clinical indication, administered using fine-gauge needles under strict aseptic technique.
Expected Results & Timeline
Initial effects begin within 3–5 days, with optimal results visible at 10–14 days.
Patients typically experience a smoother, more rested appearance with improved facial balance. Results last approximately 3–4 months, depending on metabolism and muscle activity.
Normal Post-Treatment Effects
Mild redness, localized swelling, or small injection-site marks may occur and usually resolve within hours to a few days.
These reactions are part of the normal physiological response to treatment and do not affect final results.
Risks & Safety Measures
When performed by a trained medical professional, risks are minimal. Potential adverse effects such as temporary asymmetry or eyelid heaviness are uncommon and preventable through proper anatomical knowledge, conservative dosing, and individualized planning.
Post-Care & Red Flags
Patients are advised to avoid lying flat, intense exercise, or massaging treated areas for the first 24 hours.
Any unusual or persistent symptoms should be promptly reported for medical evaluation.
Dermal Fillers
Aging is not only about wrinkles—it is about structural change, and structure can be restored.
Dermal fillers are advanced medical treatments that restore volume, define contours, and enhance facial harmony using personalized techniques and high-safety protocols.
Clinical Objective
Dermal fillers are used to restore volume, enhance facial proportions, and reinforce structural support that is lost with aging or constitutional anatomy. The objective is to improve facial balance, definition, and contour while maintaining natural movement and harmony with the patient’s features.
Ideal Candidate / Indications
This treatment is indicated for patients with volume loss, facial asymmetry, weak structural support, contour deficiencies, or those seeking enhancement of specific facial areas such as lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, or temples. It is also appropriate for patients looking for facial masculinization or feminization when performed with an anatomical and gender-aware approach.
Medical Protocol
A full facial analysis is conducted, evaluating skeletal support, fat compartments, skin quality, and dynamic movement. Injection techniques are selected according to the treated area and depth required (supraperiosteal, deep fat, or superficial planes). Cannula or needle techniques are chosen based on safety, anatomy, and desired outcome. Treatment is always planned as a global facial strategy, not as isolated areas.
Products / Materials Used
Cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal fillers of different rheological properties are selected according to the indication—higher G’ products for structural support and lower G’ products for refinement and soft tissue integration. All procedures are performed under strict aseptic conditions.
Expected Results & Timeline
Immediate improvement is visible after treatment, with final results becoming more refined over 2–4 weeks as swelling subsides and the filler integrates into the tissue.
Longevity varies by area and product, typically lasting between 9 and 18 months.
Normal Post-Treatment Effects
Transient swelling, tenderness, redness, or bruising may occur and are considered a normal inflammatory response.
This controlled inflammation is part of the healing and integration process and does not compromise the aesthetic outcome.
Risks & Safety Measures
Potential risks include asymmetry, overcorrection, vascular compromise, or delayed inflammatory reactions.
These risks are minimized through detailed anatomical knowledge, conservative dosing, aspiration when appropriate, use of cannulas in high-risk areas, and immediate access to emergency protocols including hyaluronidase.
Post-Care & Red Flags
Patients are advised to avoid pressure, massage, intense exercise, alcohol, and heat exposure for 24–48 hours.
Sudden pain, color changes, visual disturbances, or increasing swelling require immediate medical attention.
Bio-Stimulation
Regenerative medicine is not limited to the face—healthy tissue regeneration applies to skin and scalp alike.
Dermapen bio-stimulation is a versatile regenerative treatment for skin and scalp, supporting hair loss prevention, post–hair transplant recovery, skin rejuvenation, dermatitis management, and targeted vitamin delivery.
Clinical Objective
This treatment is designed to stimulate tissue regeneration by activating collagen synthesis, improving microcirculation, enhancing cellular turnover, and supporting tissue repair.
Through controlled microneedling, Dermapen acts as a powerful tool for both cutaneous and scalp regeneration, addressing aesthetic, dermatological, and post-procedural needs.
Ideal Candidate / Indications
- Prevention of hair loss
- Post-operative care following hair transplant procedures
- Skin aging (fine lines, wrinkles, loss of firmness
- Chronic or inflammatory skin conditions such as dermatitis
- Poor skin texture or laxity
- Supportive treatment for superficial vascular concerns (spider veins)
- Patients requiring targeted intradermal vitamin delivery
Medical Protocol
- Medical-grade Dermapen device
- Sterile regenerative serums containing vitamins, peptides, antioxidants, and bioactive compounds
- Injectable vitamin formulations when indicated, administered using mesotherapy or microinjection techniques
Products / Materials Used
Cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal fillers of different rheological properties are selected according to the indication—higher G’ products for structural support and lower G’ products for refinement and soft tissue integration. All procedures are performed under strict aseptic conditions.
Expected Results & Timeline
Early improvements in hydration, scalp comfort, and skin glow may be observed within days. Progressive benefits such as improved hair quality, reduced shedding, increased skin firmness, and smoother texture develop over several weeks. For hair-related indications, results are cumulative and optimized through structured treatment sessions.
Normal Post-Treatment Effects
Mild erythema, localized swelling, warmth, or sensitivity may occur on the treated area and typically resolve within 24–72 hours.
These responses represent a controlled inflammatory process essential for tissue regeneration.
Risks & Safety Measures
When performed under medical supervision with sterile technique and appropriate depth control, risks are minimal.
Careful patient selection and protocol adaptation reduce the likelihood of irritation, infection, or post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Post-Care & Red Flags
Patients are advised to avoid washing the scalp or skin for 24 hours, refrain from heat exposure, intense exercise, and sun exposure for 48 hours.
Persistent redness, pain, discharge, or worsening dermatitis should prompt medical evaluation.
