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Explore our catalog of treatments designed to address a variety of skin, hair and aesthetic goals. Every treatment plan begins with a professional consultation to ensure the selected approach aligns with your individual anatomy and objectives.

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Treatments

22 treatments

  1. Botox / Neuromodulators

    Small, precisely placed injections temporarily reduce selected muscle activity so that expression lines soften while natural movement is preserved. The plan is shaped around how each area of the face moves, so the approach is tailored rather than standardised. Common areas include the forehead, frown lines, crow’s feet, chin, jawline and neck bands; botulinum toxin may also be used for excessive sweating.

  2. Hyaluronic Acid Fillers

    Injectable hyaluronic acid is used to restore volume, improve contour and enhance selected facial features. Depending on the product and anatomy, areas may include the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline and facial folds. Because hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the skin, it is a familiar building block that is placed to support the structure of the face rather than simply to enlarge it.

  3. Lip Enhancement

    Hyaluronic acid filler can add subtle volume, improve lip definition, address asymmetry and restore age-related volume loss. Treatment is based on facial proportion rather than simply increasing lip size. The goal is a shape that feels harmonious with the surrounding features, with results that can be adjusted gradually rather than changed in a single step.

  4. Sculptra

    Sculptra is an injectable poly-L-lactic acid treatment that stimulates collagen gradually. It can be used in appropriately selected patients to improve facial wrinkles and age-related structural changes over time. Rather than filling a fold in one session, it supports the skin’s own collagen response, so the change builds gently and the result is intended to look natural and gradual.

  5. Radiesse

    Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite injectable that provides structural correction while stimulating collagen. Depending on indication and technique, it may be used for facial wrinkles and folds, jawline contour and volume loss in the backs of the hands. Because it gives both immediate support and a gradual collagen response, it suits areas where a firmer, more structured contour is the aim.

  6. PRP for Hair

    Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from the patient’s own blood and injected into selected areas of the scalp. It may be incorporated into an individualized treatment program for certain types of hair thinning. Because the material is drawn from the patient’s own blood, the treatment is framed as part of a broader, personal plan rather than as a standalone fix.

  7. PRP for Face

    PRP prepared from the patient’s own blood is injected into selected areas as a skin-rejuvenation treatment. It may be used to support overall skin quality as part of a broader facial treatment plan. Because it comes from the patient’s own blood, it is commonly seen as a complementary step within a wider rejuvenation approach.

  8. Mesotherapy

    Mesotherapy is a technique using multiple small, superficial injections into the skin or scalp. The injectable formulation is selected according to the treatment area and individual treatment goal. The method is defined by its gentle, distributed approach rather than one large injection, and the formulation is tailored to the area being treated.

  9. Biorevitalization

    Biorevitalization uses small superficial injections designed to support skin hydration, texture and overall quality. Common areas include the face, neck, décolletage and hands. The emphasis is on refreshing the skin rather than adding volume, so the approach is about supporting the quality of the skin surface itself.

  10. Hyaluronic Acid Skin Treatments / Skin Boosters

    Small amounts of selected hyaluronic acid formulations are placed within the skin primarily to improve hydration and skin quality rather than create significant facial volume. Treatment may be used on the face, neck, décolletage and hands. The difference from a volume filler is the intent: these treatments support the quality of the skin itself rather than reshaping it.

  11. PDRN / Polynucleotide Injections

    PDRN and polynucleotide-based treatments use DNA-derived compounds in injectable skin-quality protocols. They may be used in selected areas such as the face, neck and décolletage, depending on the specific product and treatment plan. The approach is defined by its focus on supporting skin quality, with the area and the product chosen together in planning.

  12. Thread Lift

    Absorbable lifting threads are placed beneath the skin to provide modest support and repositioning of selected tissues. Common areas include the cheeks, lower face, jawline and neck. The threads are designed to be absorbed by the body over time, offering a gentle lift in the areas where support is most useful.

  13. Neck Rejuvenation

    Neck treatment may address horizontal lines, skin quality, laxity, visible muscle bands and loss of jawline definition. Depending on the concern, treatment may include neuromodulators, skin-quality injections, fillers, threads or a combination. The approach is built around the particular concerns present, so it is rarely a single method.

  14. Jawline Contouring

    Jawline definition may be improved using selected fillers, Radiesse, neuromodulators, threads or combination treatment. The approach depends on bone structure, muscle activity, volume and skin laxity. Because the jawline is shaped by several factors at once, the plan is tailored to the individual rather than to a single technique.

  15. Chin Enhancement

    Selected fillers may improve chin projection, shape and lower-face proportion. Treatment is planned in relation to the lips, jawline and overall facial profile. The chin is treated as part of the lower face rather than in isolation, so the plan looks at how it relates to the features around it.

  16. Cheek Enhancement

    Injectable treatments can restore or enhance selected cheek volume and facial contour. The goal is structural balance rather than excessive volume. The cheeks are treated to support the midface in a way that feels connected to the rest of the face, with volume chosen for balance rather than a pronounced change.

  17. Kybella / Submental Fullness

    Kybella is an injectable treatment for selected adults with moderate-to-severe fat beneath the chin. It is used to reduce submental fullness and improve the chin-neck profile. The approach targets the fullness under the chin directly, so the plan is built around the degree of fullness and the desired profile.

  18. Hand Rejuvenation

    Age-related volume loss in the backs of the hands can make veins and tendons more visible. Radiesse or selected fillers may be used to restore volume, while skin-quality treatments may address texture and hydration. The plan looks at both structure and skin quality, treating the hands with the same care as the face.

  19. Microneedling

    Microneedling creates controlled microscopic channels in the skin and may improve texture, fine lines and selected acne scars. Treatment depth and number of sessions are individualized. The method is defined by its gentle, focused approach, with the depth and frequency matched to the skin and the concern being addressed.

  20. Chemical Peels

    Chemical peels create controlled exfoliation using selected topical solutions. They may improve dullness, texture, superficial pigmentation, acne-prone skin and selected fine lines. The strength of the peel is matched to the skin and the concern, so the approach is gentle and tailored rather than a single strength for everyone.

  21. Hyperhidrosis Treatment

    Botulinum toxin injections can temporarily reduce excessive sweating by reducing nerve signals to sweat glands. Treatment is commonly used for excessive underarm sweating and may be considered for other appropriate areas. The approach is aimed at the overactivity of the sweat glands rather than everyday sweating, so the plan is built around the degree of the concern.

  22. Combination Rejuvenation

    Facial aging rarely comes from one problem alone. An individualized plan may combine neuromodulators, fillers, Sculptra, Radiesse, PRP, biorevitalization, mesotherapy or threads to address different concerns gradually and conservatively. The strength of the approach is that each concern is matched to the method that suits it, sequenced calmly and conservatively over time.