Aesthetic Dermatology

Dermatological and cosmetic procedures performed by a dermatologist

Aesthetic dermatological services are designed to improve the appearance of the skin, prevent and correct visible signs of aging, and support the skin’s natural regeneration processes.

The procedures are minimally invasive and are tailored to each patient’s skin type, age, medical history, treatment area, and aesthetic goals.

At MedicalES, aesthetic dermatological treatments are performed by a dermatologist following a specialized consultation, ensuring that each patient receives a proper, safe, and personalized approach tailored to their needs.

The goal of these procedures is not to change one’s features, but to achieve a fresher, brighter, more rested, and harmonious appearance.

Aesthetic dermatological consultation

An aesthetic dermatological consultation is the first step before any procedure. During this consultation, the dermatologist assesses the condition of the skin, the areas that can be treated, any sensitivities or contraindications, and discusses the patient’s goals.

Based on the evaluation, the doctor determines the appropriate procedure and explains how it will be performed, its benefits, limitations, the estimated duration of the results, and the recommendations to be followed before and after treatment.

What the consultation involves:
  • assessment of the skin and the areas to be treated;
  • discussing the patient’s aesthetic goals;
  • review of the patient’s medical history and any contraindications;
  • recommendation of appropriate procedures;
  • explaining the benefits and limitations of each procedure;
  • developing a personalized treatment plan;
  • providing post-procedure recommendations.
Estimated duration:

The consultation generally lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case and the procedures discussed.

When is an aesthetic dermatological consultation recommended?

An aesthetic dermatological consultation is recommended when you want to improve the appearance of your skin, prevent wrinkles from becoming more pronounced, or choose the right treatment for your needs.

This may be helpful if you notice:

  • fine lines or expression lines;
  • loss of skin firmness;
  • dull, tired, or dehydrated skin;
  • lack of elasticity;
  • loss of facial volume;
  • slight asymmetries;
  • pigment spots or uneven texture;
  • enlarged pores;
  • post-acne scars;
  • skin that looks aged or tired.
The benefits of aesthetic dermatological procedures

Aesthetic dermatological procedures can help improve the appearance of the skin and maintain a natural, well-groomed, and harmonious look.

Depending on the recommended treatment, these can help:

  • deep skin hydration;
  • reduction of fine lines;
  • reduction of expression lines;
  • restoring firmness and elasticity;
  • improving skin texture;
  • evening out the complexion;
  • stimulating collagen production;
  • restoring skin radiance;
  • subtle contouring or adding volume to certain areas;
  • achieving a fresher, more rested appearance.
A personalized approach and natural results

Every patient has different needs, and the choice of the appropriate procedure must be based on the specific characteristics of the skin and the desired outcome. For this reason, dermatological and aesthetic treatments are not recommended on a one-size-fits-all basis, but rather on a personalized basis, following an evaluation by a dermatologist.

At MedicalES, the focus is on naturalness, safety, and harmony. The results are designed to enhance the overall appearance without making drastic changes to facial features.

Hyaluronic Acid Injectable Procedures

Hyaluronic acid is a substance that occurs naturally in the body and is used in aesthetic medicine for hydration, volumizing, contouring, and correcting certain areas of the face. Procedures using hyaluronic acid can help achieve a fresher, more balanced, and more harmonious appearance.

Lip Augmentation

Lip augmentation with hyaluronic acid is an injectable cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the volume, hydration, contour, and symmetry of the lips. The treatment is customized based on the natural shape of the lips, facial proportions, and the patient’s desired outcome.

The goal of the procedure is not to drastically alter facial features, but to achieve a harmonious, feminine, hydrated, and natural appearance. Depending on individual needs, hyaluronic acid can be used for subtle volume enhancement, contour definition, correction of asymmetries, or to give the lips a smoother, more well-groomed appearance.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the shape of the lips, the proportion between the upper and lower lips, the contour, the level of hydration, and any asymmetries. Based on this evaluation, the amount of hyaluronic acid needed and the appropriate injection technique are determined.

The procedure involves the controlled injection of hyaluronic acid into specific areas to add volume, define contours, or provide hydration, depending on the treatment goal. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

The results are visible immediately after the procedure, but the final shape stabilizes once the local inflammation subsides. In the first few days, mild swelling, tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • thin lips or lips lacking volume;
  • dry or dull-looking lips;
  • poorly defined outline;
  • slight asymmetry of the lips;
  • loss of volume with advancing age;
  • the desire to have fuller, yet natural-looking lips;
  • improving the proportion between the upper lip and the lower lip;
  • the definition of Cupid’s bow;
  • correcting minor differences in shape;
  • achieving a fresher, more put-together look.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case, the technique used, and the amount of product required.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. It is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, intense exercise, and alcohol consumption for the first 24–48 hours, as instructed at the clinic.

Chin Augmentation

Chin augmentation with hyaluronic acid is an injectable dermatological and cosmetic procedure performed to improve facial proportions, define the facial profile, and correct subtle imbalances in the lower face.

The treatment can help achieve a more defined chin with a more harmonious projection, without surgery. The result is tailored to the patient’s facial anatomy, chin shape, jawline, and aesthetic goals.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the shape of the chin, the facial profile, the proportions between the forehead, nose, lips, and chin, as well as the degree of projection needed to achieve a natural-looking result.

Hyaluronic acid is carefully injected into the chin area to add volume, definition, symmetry, or projection. The procedure can help balance the facial profile, define the lower face, and enhance the harmony of facial features.

The treatment is minimally invasive, and the amount of product used is determined on an individual basis, depending on the patient’s needs. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After the procedure, you may experience mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising—these are normal reactions that will gradually subside within a few days.

  • a receding or poorly defined chin;
  • lack of projection at the chin;
  • unbalanced facial profile;
  • the desire to harmonize facial proportions;
  • a less defined lower facial contour;
  • slight asymmetries in the chin area;
  • improving the jawline;
  • achieving a more balanced facial appearance;
  • patients who want correction without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case, the technique used, and the amount of product required.

The patient may resume their normal activities after the procedure, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous exercise, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, and alcohol consumption, as instructed during the consultation.

Marionette lines

Marionette lines are the creases that run from the corners of the mouth toward the chin and can accentuate a tired, sad, or aged appearance. They usually appear as a result of loss of skin firmness, a decrease in facial volume, and natural changes in the tissues over time.

Reducing marionette lines with hyaluronic acid is a minimally invasive injectable procedure designed to restore a more relaxed, fresher, and more harmonious appearance to the lower face. The treatment is customized based on the depth of the folds, the patient’s skin quality, and facial anatomy.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the lower face, the depth of the marionette lines, tissue support, and the overall proportions of the face. Depending on the cause, hyaluronic acid may be injected directly into the marionette lines or into the areas that provide facial support, to achieve a natural and balanced result.

The procedure aims to smooth out wrinkles, reduce the drooping appearance of the corners of the mouth, and improve facial harmony, without making drastic changes to facial features.

The treatment is performed using controlled injections with an appropriate amount of the product. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • visible folds extending from the corners of the mouth toward the chin;
  • a sad or tired expression;
  • slightly downturned corners of the mouth;
  • volume loss in the lower face;
  • mild or moderate skin laxity;
  • the desire for a more relaxed and rested appearance;
  • improving the harmony of the perioral area;
  • patients who want a discreet correction without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the depth of the wrinkles, the technique used, and the amount of product required.

The patient can resume their normal activities after treatment, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous physical activity, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, and alcohol consumption, in accordance with the instructions provided during the consultation.

Filling Nazogenian Trench Systems

Nasolabial folds are the lines that run from the base of the nose to the corners of the mouth and may become more pronounced with age due to loss of facial volume, decreased skin elasticity, and natural changes in the tissues.

Filling nasolabial folds with hyaluronic acid is a minimally invasive injectable procedure designed to smooth out wrinkles and restore a smoother, fresher, and more rested appearance to the face. The treatment is customized based on the depth of the folds, facial anatomy, and the degree of support needed by the midface area.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the midface area, the depth of the nasolabial folds, skin quality, and the degree of facial volume loss. Depending on the cause, hyaluronic acid may be injected directly into the nasolabial folds or into the facial support structures to achieve a natural and balanced result.

The procedure aims to smooth out wrinkles, improve the appearance of the area between the nose and the corners of the mouth, and restore a more relaxed facial appearance. The treatment is performed through controlled injections, using a tailored amount of product determined based on the patient’s needs.

In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort. After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • visible or pronounced nasolabial folds;
  • deep creases between the nose and the corners of the mouth;
  • a tired or aged appearance of the face;
  • volume loss in the midface area;
  • skin with reduced elasticity;
  • the desire for a smoother, more rested appearance;
  • discreet correction of facial wrinkles;
  • patients who want a natural-looking result without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the depth of the grooves, the technique used, and the amount of product required.

The patient can resume their normal activities after treatment, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous physical activity, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, and alcohol consumption, in accordance with the instructions provided during the consultation.

Cheekbone Augmentation

Cheek augmentation with hyaluronic acid is an injectable cosmetic procedure designed to restore volume to the midface, define facial contours, and enhance the harmony of facial features.

As we age, volume in the cheek area may decrease, and the face may take on a more tired or less firm appearance. Through hyaluronic acid injections, the cheek area can be subtly lifted and reshaped, contributing to a fresher, more radiant, and more balanced appearance.

Treatment is tailored to the patient’s facial anatomy, the degree of volume loss, and the desired outcome.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the facial proportions, the existing volume in the cheekbones, the skin quality, and the degree of support needed in the midface area.

Hyaluronic acid is injected into specific points in the cheekbone area to restore volume, support the tissues, and improve facial contours. Depending on the individual case, the procedure may also provide a subtle lifting effect by supporting the midface area.

The amount of product and the injection technique are determined on a case-by-case basis to ensure a natural-looking result that complements the patient’s facial features. The procedure is minimally invasive, and in some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After treatment, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or small bruises may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • loss of volume in the cheekbones;
  • loss of volume in the cheekbones;
  • a tired or sagging appearance of the face;
  • less defined facial contours;
  • the desire for a subtle lifting effect;
  • support for the midface;
  • improving facial proportions;
  • harmonization of features;
  • patients who want a natural-looking result without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case, the technique used, and the amount of product required.

The patient can resume their normal activities after treatment, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous physical activity, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, and alcohol consumption, in accordance with the instructions provided during the consultation.

Hyaluronic Acid Dissolution

Hyaluronic acid dissolution is a dermatological and cosmetic procedure used to correct, reduce, or remove previously injected filler. It may be recommended when the achieved result is no longer desired, when there are asymmetries, excessive volume, product migration, or other changes that require medical adjustment.

The procedure is performed only after a specialized evaluation, so that the doctor can determine whether the dissolution is necessary, which area needs to be treated, and what the appropriate approach is for each patient.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the area where the hyaluronic acid was injected, the estimated amount of product present, the appearance of the tissues, and the reason for wanting to dissolve it.

The procedure involves injecting a special substance called hyaluronidase, which helps break down hyaluronic acid in the treated area. It acts on the existing filler and helps reduce or remove it.

The treatment is performed through controlled injections at the sites determined by the doctor. Depending on the situation, a single session or several stages of correction may be necessary.

After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these reactions will gradually subside. The doctor will provide personalized recommendations based on the treated area and the patient’s specific circumstances.

  • excessive volume following hyaluronic acid injection;
  • asymmetries that occur after injection;
  • migration of the filler from the initial area;
  • undesirable aesthetic result;
  • lumps or areas with an uneven appearance;
  • correction of a previously performed procedure;
  • preparing the area for a new injection, if necessary;

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the area being treated, the amount of product present, and the complexity of the case.

After the dissolution, the patient may resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous exercise, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, and alcohol consumption, as instructed during the office visit.

Botulinum Toxin Injectable Procedures

Botulinum toxin is used in cosmetic dermatology to temporarily relax the muscles responsible for the formation of expression lines. The treatment can help prevent wrinkles from becoming more pronounced and achieve a more relaxed, rested, and smoother appearance of the face.

Botulinum toxin procedures are minimally invasive and are performed only after a medical evaluation to determine the areas that can be treated, the appropriate dose, and the desired outcome. The goal of the treatment is not to block facial expressions, but to achieve controlled muscle relaxation, so that the result is natural and harmonious.

Botulinum toxin may be recommended both to reduce the appearance of existing wrinkles and to prevent them from deepening over time.

Botulinum Toxin Treatment for Expression Lines

Botulinum toxin treatment is a minimally invasive injectable procedure used to temporarily relax the muscles responsible for the formation of expression lines. The procedure can be performed on one, two, or three areas, depending on the doctor’s recommendation, the patient’s facial expressions, and the unique characteristics of each face.

Commonly treated areas include the forehead, the area between the eyebrows, and the area around the eyes. The goal of the treatment is to achieve a more relaxed, smoother, and more rested appearance, without losing natural expressiveness.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates facial expressions, the intensity of muscle contractions, the depth of wrinkles, and the areas that require relaxation. Based on this evaluation, the appropriate dose and exact injection sites are determined.

Botulinum toxin is injected in small amounts into the muscles responsible for the formation of expression lines. The procedure is quick, minimally invasive, and performed using fine needles, so discomfort is minimal.

The results do not appear immediately, but gradually, over the course of a few days. The final effect is usually noticeable after about 10–14 days, when the treated muscles are relaxed and wrinkles are less visible.

  • horizontal wrinkles on the forehead;
  • vertical wrinkles between the eyebrows;
  • periorbital wrinkles, also known as “crow’s feet”;
  • a tense, tired, or stern facial expression;
  • frequent frowning;
  • preventing expression lines from deepening;
  • patients who want a more relaxed and natural look;
  • people who want to reduce wrinkles without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on the number of areas treated and the patient’s specific circumstances.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. In the first few hours after the injection, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, lying down, intense exercise, saunas, and exposure to high temperatures.

Treatment for Nose Wrinkles / Bunny Lines

Bunny lines are the fine lines that appear on the sides of the nose, especially when smiling, laughing, or making certain facial expressions. They are caused by the repeated contraction of the muscles around the nose and can become more noticeable over time.

Botulinum toxin treatment helps to controlledly relax the muscles responsible for the formation of these wrinkles, contributing to a smoother, more relaxed, and more harmonious appearance of the central part of the face.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses facial expressions, the way wrinkles form around the nose, and the intensity of muscle contractions. The procedure involves injecting small amounts of botulinum toxin into specific points, determined based on the patient’s anatomy.

The treatment is quick, minimally invasive, and causes minimal discomfort. The goal is not to restrict facial expressions, but to gently relax the area so that wrinkles are softened without an artificial-looking result.

The results appear gradually over the course of a few days, and the full effect is usually noticeable after about 10–14 days.

  • fine lines on the sides of the nose;
  • wrinkles that appear when smiling or laughing;
  • visible contractions of the nasal muscles;
  • a taut appearance in the central part of the face;
  • preventing the deepening of expression lines;
  • patients who want a smoother, more natural look;
  • following up with botulinum toxin treatment in other areas of the face, if recommended by your doctor.

The procedure generally takes between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on the patient’s specific circumstances and the areas being treated.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities. During the first few hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, lying down, strenuous exercise, saunas, and exposure to high temperatures, as directed by the doctor.

Treatment for Excessive Sweating

Botulinum toxin treatment can be used to reduce excessive sweating in certain areas of the body when it affects the patient’s daily comfort, routine activities, or self-confidence.

Excessive sweating, also known as hyperhidrosis, can occur even in the absence of physical exertion or high temperatures. The most commonly treated areas are the armpits, palms, or soles of the feet, depending on the doctor’s recommendation.

The procedure helps reduce the activity of the sweat glands in the treated area, contributing to better sweat control and increased comfort in the medium term.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the affected area, the severity of sweating, and its impact on daily life. Depending on the case, the injection site and the required amount of botulinum toxin are determined.

Botulinum toxin is injected superficially at multiple points in the affected area. It works by temporarily blocking the signals that stimulate the sweat glands, thereby reducing the amount of sweat produced in that area.

The procedure is minimally invasive and is performed using fine needles. Depending on the area being treated and the patient’s sensitivity, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

Results appear gradually over the course of a few days, and the full effect is usually noticeable after about 1–2 weeks.

  • excessive underarm sweating;
  • excessive sweating of the palms;
  • excessive sweating of the soles of the feet;
  • discomfort caused by visible stains on clothing;
  • sweating that occurs regardless of temperature or physical exertion;
  • impact on daily or professional activities;
  • patients who do not achieve satisfactory results with antiperspirants;
  • people who are looking for a minimally invasive solution for sweat control.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the number of injection sites.

After treatment, the patient may resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24 hours, it is recommended to avoid intense exercise, saunas, hot baths, and applying irritating products to the treated area, as instructed during the office visit.

Botulinum Toxin Treatment for the Trapezius Muscle

Botulinum toxin treatment of the trapezius muscle is an injectable procedure used to relax the muscles in the neck and shoulder area. In some cases, it can help reduce muscle tension and create a more elongated and harmonious appearance of the neck and shoulder line.

This procedure is recommended only after a medical evaluation to determine whether the trapezius area is suitable for treatment, how much botulinum toxin is needed, and what realistic results can be achieved.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the trapezius muscles, posture, the degree of muscle tension, and the proportions of the neck and shoulder area. Based on this evaluation, the injection sites and the appropriate dose are determined for each patient.

Botulinum toxin is injected into specific points in the trapezius muscle to achieve controlled muscle relaxation. The procedure can help reduce the appearance of tense shoulders and create a more delicate neckline, when appropriate.

The treatment is minimally invasive, performed using fine needles, and does not require a long recovery period. Results appear gradually over the course of a few days, and the final effect is usually noticeable after about 2–4 weeks.

  • tight or prominent trapezius muscles;
  • bulky appearance of the shoulder area;
  • the desire for a more elongated-looking neck;
  • a less defined neck-to-shoulder line;
  • muscle tension in the trapezius area, if the doctor deems it appropriate;
  • patients who want a minimally invasive procedure;
  • harmonizing the appearance of the upper body;
  • achieving a more relaxed appearance in the shoulders.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the doctor’s assessment, the required dose, and the number of injection sites.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided at the clinic. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous exercise, saunas, and exposure to high temperatures.

Nefertiti Lift

Nefertiti Lift este o procedură cu toxină botulinică realizată la nivelul gâtului și liniei mandibulare, cu scopul de a îmbunătăți aspectul conturului inferior al feței și de a obține o linie mai definită între mandibulă și gât.

The treatment works by gently relaxing the muscles that can pull the skin downward, helping to create a firmer, more elegant, and more harmonious appearance of the lower face. The procedure is minimally invasive and is recommended only after a doctor’s evaluation, based on the patient’s anatomy and the degree of skin laxity.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the jawline, the neck area, muscle tone, and the degree of skin laxity. Based on these factors, the injection sites and the appropriate dose of botulinum toxin are determined.

Botulinum toxin is injected into specific points in the neck and jaw to relax the muscles that can affect the appearance of the lower face. Through this controlled relaxation, the jawline can become more defined, and the neck can take on a smoother, more elongated appearance.

The procedure is quick, minimally invasive, and performed using fine needles. Results appear gradually over the course of a few days, and the final effect is usually noticeable after about 2 weeks.

  • a less defined jawline;
  • a slightly sagging appearance of the lower part of the face;
  • visible bands around the neck;
  • muscle tension in the neck and jaw area;
  • the desire for a more elongated neck;
  • improving the line between the lower jaw and the neck;
  • patients who want a minimally invasive procedure;
  • people who want a natural-looking result without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on the patient’s specific circumstances and the number of injection sites.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. In the first few hours after the procedure, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, and lying down immediately after the injection.

Gummy Smile

“Gummy Smile” is the term used to describe a smile in which the upper gums are excessively visible. This appearance can result from a pronounced lifting of the upper lip when smiling, anatomical characteristics, or intense muscle activity in the upper lip area.

Botulinum toxin treatment can help to controlledly relax the muscles responsible for excessive lifting of the upper lip, resulting in a more balanced and harmonious smile. The procedure is minimally invasive and is performed only after a doctor’s evaluation to determine whether this approach is appropriate.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the patient’s smile, the degree of gum exposure, the mobility of the upper lip, and the proportions of the perioral area. Based on these factors, the injection sites and the appropriate dose are determined.

Botulinum toxin is injected in small amounts into the area responsible for the excessive lifting of the upper lip when smiling. The goal is to achieve controlled muscle relaxation so that the lip lifts less and the gums are less visible.

The procedure is quick, performed with fine needles, and causes minimal discomfort. Results appear gradually over the course of a few days, and the final effect is usually noticeable after about 10–14 days.

  • excessive exposure of the upper gums when smiling;
  • a pronounced lifting of the upper lip;
  • a smile that appears uneven;
  • the desire for a more harmonious smile;
  • patients who want a minimally invasive procedure;
  • cases in which the doctor believes that muscle activity contributes to the appearance of a gummy smile;
  • people who want to improve their smile without surgery.

The procedure generally takes between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on the doctor’s assessment and the patient’s specific circumstances.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities. In the first few hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, strenuous exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, and lying down immediately after the injection, in accordance with the instructions provided at the clinic.

Scrotox

Scrotox is a botulinum toxin procedure performed on the scrotal area for aesthetic and/or functional purposes, depending on the doctor’s recommendation and the goals discussed during the consultation.

The treatment can help relax the local muscles, reduce the appearance of tight or wrinkled skin, and, in some cases, reduce excessive sweating in the treated area. The procedure is performed only after a prior medical evaluation to determine the correct indication and the appropriate treatment plan.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor discusses the procedure’s goals, the patient’s medical history, any potential sensitivities or contraindications with the patient, and determines whether the treatment is appropriate.

The procedure involves injecting controlled amounts of botulinum toxin into the treatment area at points determined by the doctor, with the aim of relaxing the local muscles and improving the appearance of the area. Depending on the patient’s sensitivity, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

The treatment is minimally invasive, performed using fine needles, and usually does not require a long recovery period. Results appear gradually over the course of a few days, and the final effect is noticeable after about 2 weeks.

  • patients who want a more relaxed appearance in the scrotal area;
  • reducing the appearance of wrinkled or tight skin;
  • aesthetic discomfort related to the appearance of the area;
  • localized excessive sweating, if the doctor considers the procedure appropriate;
  • patients who want a minimally invasive procedure;
  • people who want a personalized approach, following a medical evaluation.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the doctor’s assessment, the area being treated, and each patient’s specific circumstances.

After treatment, the patient may resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided during the office visit. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, hot baths, massage of the treated area, and intimate contact, as directed by the doctor.

Injectable Facial Hydration

Juvederm Skinvive

Juvederm Skinvive is an injectable treatment designed to improve skin hydration and complexion. Unlike traditional fillers, the procedure is not intended to add volume or alter facial features, but rather to restore a brighter, smoother, and more hydrated appearance.

The treatment acts on the skin’s surface and helps improve skin texture, elasticity, and the overall appearance of the complexion. It is recommended for patients who want a natural revitalizing effect without noticeable changes in facial volume.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the skin’s condition, hydration level, skin texture, and the areas that could benefit from the procedure. Based on these factors, the treatment plan and injection technique are determined.

The product is injected superficially at multiple points in the treatment area to support the skin’s hydration from within and improve its appearance. The procedure is minimally invasive and is performed using fine needles, and discomfort is usually minimal.

After treatment, the skin may gradually take on a brighter, smoother, and fresher appearance. Mild swelling, redness, localized tenderness, or small bruises may occur; these are normal reactions that subside within a few days.

  • dehydrated skin;
  • dull or lackluster skin;
  • uneven skin texture;
  • superficial fine lines;
  • loss of skin elasticity;
  • tired-looking complexion;
  • patients who want deep hydration without added volume;
  • improving skin quality naturally;
  • keeping your skin looking fresh and well-groomed.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the specific characteristics of the skin.

After treatment, the patient may resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, exposure to high temperatures, saunas, intense exercise, and applying irritating products to the skin, as instructed during the office visit.

Injectable Polynucleotide Mesotherapy

Polynucleotides are used in skin regeneration and revitalization procedures, helping to maintain skin quality, provide deep hydration, and improve elasticity. The treatment is recommended for skin that is dehydrated, dull, lacking firmness, or showing signs of aging.

Injectable polynucleotide mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure in which active ingredients are introduced into the skin to support natural regeneration processes. The goal of the treatment is not to add volume, but to gradually improve the skin’s appearance, resulting in a more radiant, smoother, and revitalized complexion.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the skin’s condition, hydration level, elasticity, texture, and the areas that could benefit from the procedure. Based on the patient’s needs, a treatment plan is developed and the recommended number of sessions is determined.

The procedure involves injecting polynucleotides into the skin at multiple points in the treatment area. These help promote skin regeneration, improve hydration, and restore a fresher, healthier appearance to the skin.

The treatment is performed using fine needles, and discomfort is usually minimal. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied before the procedure.

After treatment, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or small bruises may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • dehydrated or dull skin;
  • loss of skin elasticity;
  • dull, lackluster skin;
  • superficial fine lines;
  • skin with an uneven appearance;
  • preventing the signs of aging;
  • rejuvenation of the skin on the face, neck, or décolletage;
  • patients who want to improve their skin quality without adding volume;
  • supporting the skin’s natural regeneration processes.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the specific characteristics of the skin.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid intense exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, massage of the treated area, and the application of irritating products to the skin.

Polynucleotides for the face, neck, and periorbital area

Polynucleotide treatment can be performed on the face, neck, the area around the eyes, or a combination of these areas, depending on the doctor’s recommendation and the skin’s needs.

Polynucleotides support the skin’s natural regeneration processes and can help improve hydration, elasticity, and overall skin quality. The procedure is not intended to add volume, but rather to revitalize the tissues and restore a fresher, more radiant, and more rested appearance.

This treatment is especially recommended for areas where the skin is thinner, more sensitive, or more prone to dehydration and fine lines, such as the eye area, the neck, or sagging skin.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses skin quality, the degree of dehydration, elasticity, fine lines, and areas that require revitalization. Based on this assessment, a decision is made as to whether the treatment will be performed on the face, neck, the area around the eyes, or a combination of these areas.

The product is injected into the treatment area via microinjections at multiple points to promote skin regeneration and improve the skin’s appearance. The procedure is minimally invasive, and the amount of product used and the injection technique are tailored to each area.

In the periocular area, treatment must be performed with care, as the skin there is thinner and more sensitive. On the face and neck, polynucleotides can help revitalize the skin, improve its texture, and restore a more even appearance.

After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • dehydrated or dull skin;
  • loss of skin elasticity;
  • superficial fine lines;
  • tired-looking complexion;
  • thin skin around the eyes;
  • fine dark circles or a tired appearance around the eyes, if the doctor deems it appropriate;
  • loose skin on the face or neck;
  • uneven texture;
  • patients who want to rejuvenate their skin without adding volume;
  • supports skin regeneration in sensitive areas.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the number of areas included in the treatment plan.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid intense exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, massage of the treated area, and the application of irritating products to the skin.

Collagen Biostimulators

Collagen biostimulators are injectable treatments that support the skin’s natural regeneration process. They not only add volume but also stimulate collagen production, helping to improve skin firmness and texture.

Sculptra

Sculptra is a collagen biostimulator used to improve skin firmness, gradually restore lost volume, and support facial structure. Unlike traditional fillers, which provide immediate volume, Sculptra works gradually by stimulating the skin’s natural collagen production.

The treatment is recommended for patients who notice a loss of firmness, sagging skin, a reduction in facial volume, or a more tired appearance. Results appear gradually and are designed to provide a natural, subtle, and harmonious improvement in the skin’s appearance.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses skin quality, the degree of sagging, areas with volume loss, and facial proportions. Based on this assessment, the treatment plan, injection sites, and the recommended number of sessions are determined.

The product is injected into areas determined by the doctor to stimulate the body’s natural collagen production and gradually improve skin firmness and volume. The procedure is minimally invasive and is performed using techniques tailored to each patient.

Sculptra does not produce immediate results; rather, it works over time. The results become visible gradually, as the skin produces new collagen and regains its density, elasticity, and firmness.

After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • loss of facial volume;
  • mild or moderate skin laxity;
  • skin lacking firmness;
  • a tired or aged appearance of the face;
  • decreased skin density;
  • facial contour support;
  • a gradual improvement in skin quality;
  • patients who want natural, gradual results;
  • people who do not want sudden volume or obvious changes to their features.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated, the complexity of the case, and the plan established by the doctor.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided during the office visit. In the first few days, the doctor may recommend avoiding strenuous exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, and unnecessary massage of the treated area.

HarmonyCa

HarmonyCa is a hybrid injectable treatment used to provide a lifting effect, facial support, and stimulation of natural collagen production. It combines the benefits of a dermal filler with the action of a biostimulator, contributing both to immediate contour improvement and to maintaining skin quality over time.

The treatment is recommended for patients who notice a loss of firmness, sagging skin, a reduction in facial volume, or a less defined facial contour. The results are designed to be natural, gradual, and harmonious, without exaggerated changes to facial features.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses skin quality, the degree of sagging, the areas requiring support, and facial proportions. Based on these factors, a treatment plan is developed, and the areas where the product can be injected are determined.

HarmonyCa is injected into the areas recommended by the doctor to support the tissues, improve facial contours, and gradually stimulate the body’s natural collagen production. The treatment can help achieve a subtle lifting effect, restore firmness, and improve the overall appearance of the skin.

The procedure is minimally invasive and is performed using techniques tailored to each patient. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After treatment, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or small bruises may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • loss of skin firmness;
  • mild or moderate skin laxity;
  • less defined facial contours;
  • loss of volume in certain areas of the face;
  • a tired or aged appearance of the face;
  • support for the midface and lower face;
  • improving skin quality over time;
  • patients who want a lifting effect without surgery;
  • Natural, gradual, and personalized results.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated, the complexity of the case, and the plan established by the doctor.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided at the clinic. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid intense exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, massage of the treated area, and alcohol consumption, as directed by the doctor.

Radiesse

Radiesse is an injectable biostimulator used to improve skin firmness, redefine facial contours, and stimulate natural collagen production. The treatment can help support the tissues, restore a firmer appearance, and improve skin quality over time.

Unlike procedures that aim solely for immediate volume restoration, Radiesse also acts as a biostimulator, supporting natural regeneration processes and contributing to a gradual, natural, and harmonious result.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses skin quality, the degree of sagging, facial contours, and the areas that require support or redefinition. Depending on the treatment goal, a personalized plan is developed, and the areas where the product can be injected are determined.

Radiesse is injected into the areas determined during the consultation, with the aim of supporting the tissues, redefining the contours, and stimulating natural collagen production. The procedure may be recommended to improve skin firmness, support the jawline, or revitalize certain areas, depending on the doctor’s recommendation.

The treatment is minimally invasive and is performed using techniques tailored to each patient. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, local tenderness, or minor bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • loss of skin firmness;
  • mild or moderate skin laxity;
  • less defined facial contours;
  • support for the jawline;
  • a tired or aged appearance of the face;
  • skin with reduced elasticity;
  • stimulating the body’s natural production of collagen;
  • improving skin texture and density;
  • patients who want natural, gradual results;
  • non-surgical body contouring.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated, the complexity of the case, and the plan established by the doctor.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided during the office visit. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, massage of the treated area, and alcohol consumption, as directed by the doctor.

PDO and COG Threads

PDO and COG threads are used to support tissues and redefine facial contours. The procedure is minimally invasive and may be recommended for a subtle lifting effect.

PDO Threads

PDO threads are absorbable threads used in procedures designed to biostimulate and support the skin. They can help stimulate the skin’s natural collagen production, improve skin firmness, and restore a more toned and refreshed appearance.

The treatment is minimally invasive and may be recommended for areas where the skin shows mild to moderate laxity. Depending on the type of threads used and the doctor’s recommendation, the procedure can serve to biostimulate, support, or improve facial contours.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the skin’s condition, the degree of sagging, the areas requiring support, and the patient’s goals. Based on this assessment, the appropriate type and number of PDO threads are determined, as well as the areas where they will be inserted.

The threads are inserted under the skin using special instruments, at points and in directions determined by the doctor. They support the tissues and gradually stimulate the body’s natural production of collagen, helping to improve the skin’s firmness and appearance.

The procedure is minimally invasive and can be performed under local anesthesia, depending on the area being treated and the doctor’s recommendation. After treatment, mild swelling, tenderness, redness, or small bruises may occur; these reactions gradually subside.

  • mild or moderate skin laxity;
  • loss of firmness in the face;
  • less defined facial contours;
  • tired or sagging appearance of the skin;
  • support for the lower part of the face;
  • stimulating the body’s natural production of collagen;
  • improving skin texture and tone;
  • patients who want a minimally invasive procedure;
  • Natural, gradual, and personalized results.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated, the number of threads used, and the complexity of the case.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, but it is important to follow the doctor’s recommendations. During the first few days, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, intense exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, and excessive facial movements, as instructed during the consultation.

COG Wires

COG threads are absorbable threads with an anchoring mechanism, used to support tissues and achieve a more noticeable lifting effect. They can help improve facial contours, reduce the appearance of sagging skin, and stimulate natural collagen production.

Unlike simple biostimulation threads, COG threads have small anchoring structures that provide mechanical support to the tissues. The procedure is minimally invasive and is recommended based on the degree of laxity, facial anatomy, and the patient’s desired outcome.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the skin’s condition, the degree of sagging, the areas requiring support, and the directions in which a lifting effect can be achieved. Based on this assessment, the number of threads, their type, and the areas where they will be inserted are determined.

COG threads are inserted under the skin using special instruments at points determined by the doctor. Thanks to their anchoring mechanism, they support the tissues and can help subtly lift sagging areas, improving the facial contour.

In addition to their lifting effect, the threads gradually stimulate the body’s natural production of collagen, which can help improve skin firmness and quality over time.

The procedure can be performed under local anesthesia, depending on the area being treated and the doctor’s recommendation. After treatment, mild swelling, tenderness, redness, small bruises, or a sensation of tightness may occur; these reactions gradually subside.

  • mild or moderate skin laxity;
  • sagging appearance of the lower part of the face;
  • less defined facial contours;
  • loss of skin firmness;
  • supporting the cheeks or the jawline;
  • the desire for a lifting effect without surgery;
  • stimulating the body’s natural production of collagen;
  • patients who want a visible yet natural result;
  • improving facial harmony and contours.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated, the number of threads used, and the complexity of the case.

After the procedure, the patient can resume their normal activities, but it is important to follow the doctor’s recommendations. During the first few days, it is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area, intense exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, exaggerated facial movements, and applying pressure to the treated area, in accordance with the instructions provided at the clinic.

Autologous Plasma Therapy for the Scalp and Face

Autologous plasma therapy, also known as PRP, is a regenerative procedure that uses plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood, which is rich in growth factors. The treatment is used to revitalize the skin, support natural regenerative processes, and improve the overall appearance of the skin or scalp.

PRP may be recommended for both the face and the scalp, depending on the doctor’s recommendation. When applied to the face, the procedure can help give the skin a brighter, fresher, and more even appearance. When applied to the scalp, the treatment can support scalp health and may be included in protocols designed for scalp and hair care.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the area to be treated, the condition of the skin or scalp, the patient’s medical history, and the patient’s goals. Based on this evaluation, the doctor determines whether PRP therapy is appropriate and which protocol to recommend.

The procedure begins with the collection of a small amount of blood from the patient. The blood is then processed by centrifugation to separate the plasma rich in growth factors. The resulting plasma is injected into the treatment area or may be used in conjunction with the Dermapen, depending on the doctor’s recommendation and the goal of the procedure.

The treatment is minimally invasive and uses the body’s own resources. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After the procedure, redness, local tenderness, slight swelling, or small bruises may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • dull, tired, or lackluster skin;
  • dehydrated skin or skin with an uneven texture;
  • superficial fine lines;
  • loss of skin elasticity;
  • facial skin rejuvenation;
  • supporting skin regeneration;
  • scalp care;
  • a scalp that appears sensitized or lacks vitality;
  • patients who are interested in a regenerative procedure using their own plasma;
  • Improving skin quality without adding volume.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated, the method used, and the protocol recommended by the doctor.

After treatment, the patient may resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided during the office visit. For the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, exposure to high temperatures, massage of the treated area, and the application of irritating products to the skin or scalp, as directed by the doctor.

PRP Treatment for the Genital Area

PRP treatment for the genital area uses the patient’s own plasma, which is rich in growth factors, and may be recommended in certain situations to promote local regeneration, improve tissue quality, and support natural healing processes.

The procedure is performed only after a preliminary medical evaluation, during which the doctor determines whether autologous plasma therapy is appropriate for the patient’s needs and the desired outcome. The treatment is personalized and performed safely, in accordance with medical protocols.

What the procedure involves:

Before the procedure, the doctor discusses the patient’s medical history, symptoms, treatment goals, and any possible contraindications. Based on this assessment, the area to be treated and the appropriate protocol are determined.

The procedure begins with the collection of a small amount of blood from the patient. The blood is then processed by centrifugation to separate the plasma, which is rich in growth factors. The resulting plasma is injected into the area determined by the doctor, with the aim of promoting local regeneration and improving tissue quality.

The treatment is minimally invasive and is performed with care, depending on the sensitivity of the treated area. In some cases, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After the procedure, you may experience mild local tenderness, redness, temporary discomfort, or minor bruising—reactions that gradually subside.

  • supporting local regeneration;
  • improving tissue quality;
  • local discomfort, if the doctor considers the procedure appropriate;
  • dryness or localized sensitivity, depending on the medical indication;
  • supporting local elasticity and blood supply;
  • tissue repair and regeneration;
  • patients who are interested in a regenerative procedure using their own plasma;
  • situations in which the doctor recommends a minimally invasive approach.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, including blood collection, plasma processing, and injection of the plasma into the designated area.

After treatment, the patient can resume normal activities, provided they follow the doctor’s recommendations. During the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise, hot baths, saunas, massage of the treated area, and intimate contact, as instructed during the office visit.

Dermapen 4 Medical Microneedling

Medical microneedling with the Dermapen 4 is a minimally invasive procedure that stimulates the skin’s natural regeneration by creating controlled microchannels in the skin. The treatment can help improve skin texture, fade scars, reduce fine lines, and restore the skin’s radiance.

The procedure is recommended based on the skin’s needs and is performed following a doctor’s evaluation to determine the treatment depth, the areas to be treated, and the appropriate protocol. The goal of the treatment is to stimulate the natural production of collagen and elastin, resulting in firmer, more even, and revitalized skin.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the skin’s condition, texture, sensitivity, and the presence of scars, enlarged pores, or pigmentation spots. Based on these factors, the appropriate treatment protocol and the areas to be treated are determined.

The Dermapen device creates controlled microperforations in the skin, stimulating the natural healing process and collagen production. These microchannels can also enhance the absorption of certain active ingredients applied during the procedure, as directed by the doctor.

The treatment is tailored to each patient, and the treatment depth may vary depending on the area being treated and the desired outcome. Before the procedure, an anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.

After treatment, the skin may be red, sensitive, or slightly inflamed—these are normal reactions that will gradually subside over the next few days.

  • uneven skin texture;
  • post-acne scars;
  • enlarged pores;
  • superficial fine lines;
  • dull or lackluster skin;
  • tired-looking skin;
  • superficial pigmented spots, as directed by a doctor;
  • loss of skin firmness;
  • stimulating collagen production;
  • improving the overall quality of the skin.
  • front;
  • neck;
  • neckline;
  • the area around the eyes, if the doctor deems it appropriate;
  • localized scars;
  • areas with uneven texture;
  • scalp, according to certain protocols recommended by a doctor.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated, the depth of treatment, and the recommended protocol.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, but it is important to follow the recommendations provided during the appointment. For the first 24–48 hours, it is recommended to avoid makeup, intense exercise, saunas, sun exposure, irritating products, and harsh skin treatments.

PRX-T33 Biorevitalization Peel

PRX-T33 is a skin biorevitalization treatment that helps improve the appearance of the skin without causing visible, intense exfoliation. The procedure is used to restore radiance, improve firmness, even out skin texture, and support skin regeneration.

Unlike traditional peels, PRX-T33 works deep within the skin without causing significant peeling on the skin’s surface. The treatment may be recommended for dull skin, loss of firmness, superficial spots, uneven texture, or a tired appearance.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor assesses the patient’s skin type, sensitivity, texture, level of dehydration, and treatment goals. Based on this assessment, the doctor determines whether PRX-T33 is appropriate and which areas can be treated.

The product is applied to the skin using a specific massage technique, in several layers, depending on the area being treated and the doctor’s instructions. It helps stimulate skin regeneration and improve skin firmness and radiance.

The procedure is minimally invasive, does not involve needles, and usually does not require a long recovery period. After treatment, the skin may be slightly red or temporarily sensitive, but these reactions gradually subside.

  • dull or lackluster skin;
  • skin with an uneven texture;
  • loss of skin firmness;
  • superficial fine lines;
  • superficial pigmented spots, as directed by a doctor;
  • dehydrated skin;
  • tired-looking complexion;
  • superficial post-acne scars;
  • patients who want to revitalize their skin without intense exfoliation;
  • improving skin quality on the face, neck, or décolletage.
  • front;
  • neck;
  • neckline;
  • hands;
  • areas with loose skin;
  • areas with uneven texture;
  • superficial scars, if the doctor deems it appropriate.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the protocol recommended by the doctor.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the recommendations provided during the office visit. In the first few days, it is recommended to use sunscreen, avoid direct sun exposure, saunas, irritating products, and harsh skin treatments.

Sclerotherapy: Broken Capillaries and Telangiectasias

Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure used to treat broken blood vessels and telangiectasias, also known as small blood vessels visible on the skin’s surface. These can frequently appear on the lower limbs, but also in other areas, depending on the patient’s specific condition.

This procedure is recommended following a medical evaluation, depending on the size, location, and appearance of the visible blood vessels. The goal of the treatment is to gradually close the treated blood vessels and improve the appearance of the area.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the affected area, the type of visible blood vessels, their size, and any associated symptoms. Based on the clinical evaluation, a determination is made as to whether sclerotherapy is appropriate and what the treatment plan will be.

The procedure involves injecting a special substance into visible blood vessels in order to gradually close them off. Over time, the treated vessels are gradually absorbed by the body, and the appearance of the skin may improve.

The treatment is performed using fine needles at the points determined by the doctor. Depending on the number of vessels treated and the affected area, a single session or a treatment plan consisting of several sessions may be necessary.

After the procedure, you may experience mild redness, localized tenderness, minor bruising, or temporary discomfort—reactions that gradually subside.

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  • telangiectasias;
  • dilated small veins;
  • cosmetically unappealing vascular appearance on the legs;
  • areas with fine red, bluish, or purplish vessels;
  • patients who wish to improve the appearance of their skin;
  • cases in which the doctor determines that the procedure is appropriate following an evaluation;
  • situations in which there are no contraindications to treatment.

The procedure generally takes between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on the area being treated, the number of visible blood vessels, and the complexity of the case.

After treatment, the patient can resume their normal activities, following the doctor’s recommendations. Depending on the treated area, the doctor may recommend wearing compression stockings and avoiding sun exposure, hot baths, saunas, and intense exercise for a period determined on an individual basis.

Surgical Reconstruction of the Ear Lobe

Surgical reconstruction of the earlobe is a minor procedure recommended for earlobes that are torn, elongated, deformed, or damaged from prolonged wear of heavy earrings. The procedure aims to correct the shape of the lobe and restore as natural and symmetrical an appearance as possible to the ear.

The procedure is performed on-site, under controlled conditions, following the doctor’s evaluation. Depending on the extent of the damage, the doctor determines the appropriate reconstruction technique and provides recommendations for post-procedure care of the area.

What the procedure involves:

Before the procedure, the doctor assesses the shape of the earlobe, the extent of the tear or deformity, and the quality of the local tissue. Based on this assessment, a plan is developed for how the earlobe can be reconstructed to achieve the best possible aesthetic and functional outcome.

The procedure involves correcting the shape of the earlobe through a local surgical procedure performed under safe conditions. During the procedure, the doctor removes or adjusts the affected tissue and reshapes the lobe so that it takes on a more uniform and natural appearance.

The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia, and the patient can resume their normal activities after the procedure, following the instructions provided at the office.

After the procedure, you may experience mild redness, local tenderness, swelling, or temporary discomfort—these are normal reactions that will gradually subside.

  • a completely or partially torn earlobe;
  • elongated lobe caused by heavy earrings;
  • enlarged earring holes;
  • deformities of the earlobe;
  • lobe asymmetries;
  • correction of appearance following local trauma;
  • patients who wish to restore the natural shape of the lobe;
  • situations in which the doctor considers local reconstruction to be appropriate.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the extent of damage to the lobe and the complexity of the procedure.

After the procedure, the patient receives recommendations regarding local hygiene, protecting the area, and avoiding trauma to the earlobe until it has healed. If desired, the ear can be pierced again only after it has completely healed and upon the doctor’s recommendation.

Acne Scar Subcision

Subcision is a dermatological procedure used to treat certain types of post-acne scars, particularly adherent, depressed, or retracted scars. These scars can occur when fibrous tissue beneath the skin pulls the skin’s surface downward, creating visible indentations.

The procedure is designed to release adhesions formed beneath the scar and stimulate the skin’s natural regeneration process. The treatment is recommended following a doctor’s evaluation, based on the type of scars, their depth, and skin quality.

What the procedure involves:

Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the post-acne scars, their type, the degree of adhesion, and the areas that may benefit from subcision. Not all acne scars can be treated with this method, which is why the evaluation is important for determining the appropriate treatment plan.

The procedure involves a special technique in which the doctor releases the adhesions beneath the scar. This release allows the skin to gradually take on a more uniform appearance and stimulates the natural regeneration process.

Depending on the case, subcision may be performed on its own or in combination with other dermatological procedures, such as microneedling, PRP, medical peels, or injectable treatments, to enhance the results.

After the procedure, swelling, redness, local tenderness, or bruising may occur; these are normal reactions that gradually subside.

  • depressed post-acne scars;
  • adhesive scars;
  • retracted scars;
  • skin irregularities caused by acne;
  • rolling scars, if the doctor deems it appropriate;
  • uneven skin texture;
  • patients who wish to improve the appearance of their scars;
  • cases in which scars do not respond adequately to superficial treatments.

The procedure generally takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the number of scars being treated, the size of the area, and the complexity of the case.

After treatment, the patient receives recommendations on skin care, avoiding sun exposure, using sunscreen, and avoiding aggressive procedures until the area has healed, as directed by the doctor.

Dr. Emanuela-Domnica Vizitiu

Dermatology – Specialist Physician

Aesthetic Dermatology Prices
EXAMINATIONPRICE
AESTHETIC CONSULTATION300
HYALURONIC ACID INJECTABLE PROCEDURES
LIP AUGMENTATION (0.5 ML)1.100
LIP AUGMENTATION (1 ML)1.450
CHIN AUGMENTATION (1 ML)1.450
MARIONETTE LINES (1 ML)1.450
NASOLABIAL FOLD FILLER (1 ML)1.450
CHEEK AUGMENTATION (1 ML)1.550
HYALURONIC ACID DISSOLVING750
BOTULINUM TOXIN INJECTABLE PROCEDURES
BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT – ONE AREA600
BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT – TWO AREAS1.050
BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT – THREE AREAS1.400
BUNNY LINES TREATMENT750
EXCESSIVE SWEATING TREATMENT – ONE AREA2.050
TRAPEZIUS BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT1.850
NECK-LEVEL BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT – NEFERTITI LIFT1.850
GUMMY SMILE TREATMENT750
SCROTOX BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT1.850
FACIAL HYDRATION INJECTABLE PROCEDURES
JUVÉDERM SKINVIVE (1 ML)1.500
INJECTABLE MESOTHERAPY: POLYNUCLEOTIDES
POLYNUCLEOTIDES: FACE950 / session
POLYNUCLEOTIDES: NECK950 / session
POLYNUCLEOTIDES: PERIOCULAR AREA950 / session
POLYNUCLEOTIDES: FACE + NECK1.550
POLYNUCLEOTIDES: FACE + PERIOCULAR AREA1.550
COLLAGEN-STIMULATING BIOSTIMULATORS
SCULPTRA (1 VIAL)2.450 / session
HARMONYCA (1.25 ML)2.150
RADIESSE (1 ML)2.150
PDO AND COG THREADS
PDO – 10 THREADS500
COG – 1 THREAD550
AUTOLOGOUS PLASMA THERAPY FOR THE SCALP AND FACE
1 TUBE750
2 TUBES1.200
DERMAPEN + 1 PRP TUBE – 1 AREA1.000 / session
PRP TREATMENT FOR THE GENITAL AREA
PRP – 1 TUBE (10 ML)900 / session
MEDICAL MICRONEEDLING (DERMAPEN 4)
1 AREA: FACE / NECK / DÉCOLLETAGE / HANDS900
FACE + NECK1.100
FACE + NECK + DÉCOLLETAGE1.300
RX-T33 BIOREVITALIZING PEEL
1 AREA: FACE / NECK / DÉCOLLETAGE / HANDS600 / session
FACE + NECK800
FACE + NECK + DÉCOLLETAGE1.050
SCLEROTHERAPY: TREATMENT OF SPIDER VEINS AND TELANGIECTASIAS
SMALL AREA – 5 CM²600 / session
MEDIUM AREA – 15 CM²1.050 / session
SURGICAL EARLOBE RECONSTRUCTION – ONE EAR750
SURGICAL EARLOBE RECONSTRUCTION – BOTH EARS1.200
ACNE SCAR SUBCISION600

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