AESTHETIC FACIAL MEDICINE

A naturally fresh appearance determines our well-being

More and more people are deciding to improve objective or subjective beauty flaws. A change in outward appearance always goes hand in hand with positive effects on our attitude to life. The human being is a holistic being that forms an inseparable unity of soul and body.

AESTHETIC FACIAL MEDICINE

A naturally fresh appearance determines our well-being

More and more people are deciding to improve objective or subjective beauty flaws. A change in outward appearance always goes hand in hand with positive effects on our attitude to life. The human being is a holistic being that forms an inseparable unity of soul and body.

Aesthetics

Every patient has a different initial situation and perceives different parts of the body as aesthetically unattractive, e.g. due to ageing processes, after pregnancy and after weight loss. Together with you, we will find an optimal, individual solution. We will explain the various treatment options to you and inform you about possible risks and treatment costs.


Filler treatments

Ageing and individual lifestyles influence the ageing process of the skin. In addition to the formation of wrinkles, a loss of volume is often observed. A filler treatment offers the possibility of smoothing wrinkles and restoring youthful volume.

With the help of fillers, annoying wrinkles can be smoothed out and lost volume can be restored. However, fillers are not only suitable for treating wrinkles, they can also give the face more definition. For example, filler treatment can create high cheekbones, a clear chin line and well-formed lips. The diverse areas of application of fillers make them a particularly popular treatment in aesthetic medicine and are used by patients of all ages.


Where are fillers used?

Skin cancer is a common cancer and unfortunately the incidence of the disease is also increasing here in Germany. However, if the disease is detected in time, the chances of recovery are good. As young people also develop skin cancer, those with statutory health insurance are entitled to a screening examination from the age of 35. This examination can be repeated every two years.

When is a filler treatment useful?

Filler treatments are particularly suitable for treating static wrinkles on the face. These include nasolabial folds, cheek wrinkles (pleated lines) and crow's feet. Annoying wrinkles on the décolleté and hands can also be smoothed out and lips can be shaped and enlarged with a filler treatment.

The filler treatment is often carried out in combination with botulinum toxin to smooth out static and facial wrinkles and achieve a particularly natural result.


Botox treatments

Our face has to work hard every day, for example when we talk, laugh or yawn. We constantly use our facial muscles, without which facial expressions or non-verbal communication would not be possible. In addition, the skin is constantly exposed to environmental influences that stress, dry out and irritate it. Over time, this leaves some marks on the face and wrinkles. Once they are there, they do not disappear naturally.

This is where aesthetic medicine comes in: With a Botox injection, wrinkles can be smoothed out again and the face appears gently renewed and rejuvenated.

What is Botox and how does it work?

Wrinkles are the result of natural skin ageing, as the elasticity and resilience of the skin decreases over time. In addition, our facial expressions cause small wrinkles on the face, which deepen over time and eventually become permanently visible. This is where Botox injections come in: Botox® is the brand name for a drug containing the active ingredient botulinum toxin. Botulinum toxin is injected into certain facial muscles and relaxes them. This reduces wrinkles and gently smoothes the skin. Botox treatment is therefore particularly suitable for combating facial wrinkles. These include frown lines, forehead wrinkles and wrinkles around the eyes (also known as crow's feet).