Dermal fillers

Botox injections

What is it good for? Botox is the right choice for removing frown lines that appear between the eyebrows due to muscle contraction, for smoothing out wrinkles around the eyes and lips, on the forehead, etc. It can also be used to raise the eyebrows (a browlift). Unlike natural fillers, Botox is suitable for smoothing out wrinkles in areas with very thin skin (around the eyes).

How does it work? An experienced aesthetic surgeon uses a tiny needle to inject botulin toxin into the skin. The procedure is minimally invasive, so no special period of recovery is needed. The procedure alone takes 30 minutes to complete. Side effects are rare and short-lived. Temporary headache, droopy eyelids, or nausea may occur.

What is used? The medications are produced in controlled laboratory conditions and come in very low doses. The medications, tried-and-tested and approved by international authorities, have been widely used for over a decade.

Natural injectable fillers

What is it good for? For improving the lack of shape that results from ageing, excessive exposure to the sun, injury, scarring or disease. Natural fillers smooth out and fill in frown lines between the eyebrows, skin folds that run from either side of the nose to the corners of the mouth and separate the cheeks from the upper lip (nasolabial folds), lines that go around the chin (marionette lines), folds in the upper and the lower lip, and smile lines in the corners of the mouth. The fillers can be effectively used to lift sagging cheeks, reshape the chin and tip of the nose, or fill in acne scars.

How does it work? Skin is injected with natural substances selected based on what your skin needs and what the purpose of the procedure is (to smooth out a few wrinkles, to fill in in order to reshape). The effect lasts 6 to 9 months.

What is used? Used as a natural filler, hyaluronic acid is a substance that appears naturally in the body. A characteristic of such fillers is that they are physiological (non-carcinogenic and non-teratogenic). They are in fact temporary, but safer to use. With longer-lasting fillers there is an increased risk of allergies, foreign-body granulomas, rejection and similar conditions.

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Botulin toxin is not suitable for pregnant women and nursing mothers; it may not be used on patients with the following conditions: an existing inflammation in the treatment area, diseases of the neuromuscular junction, hypersensitivity to individual ingredients