Dr. Valéria ROMANO

Medical cosmetic procedures and laser in Geneva

Trained for several years in the techniques of Dr. Mauricio di Maio, the pioneering Brazilian plastic surgeon in aesthetic medicine, I am constantly seeking the Natural Touch to ensure visible yet natural enhancement.
Each treatment is personalized, with the goal of enhancing the patient's natural anatomy without altering it.

Since childhood, I have been passionate about art and architecture.
To quote A. Einstein "Kindness, beauty, and truth have been the ideals that have illuminated my path and, day after day, have given me the courage to face life with good cheer.".
This passion has allowed me to develop an artistic eye and to create unique techniques for facial and body enhancement.

My goal is to help you achieve natural results that highlight your own beauty.
I use the most advanced techniques and the highest-quality products to guarantee safe and effective outcomes.
Whether you want to reduce signs of aging, improve skin texture, or correct imperfections, I design a tailor-made treatment plan for each patient. I firmly believe that every face is unique and deserves a personalized approach. My expertise and meticulous attention to detail allow me to deliver subtle and natural results, without ever compromising the patient’s expressions or personality.

photo by Valeria Romano doctor in Geneva Switzerland
  • Registered with the Geneva Medical Association : GLN 7601002879613
  • Doctor of Medicine 

"No external grace is complete if it is not enlivened by inner beauty. The beauty of the soul spreads like a mysterious light over the beauty of the body."

Victor Hugo

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Aesthetic medicine procedures encompass a range of non-surgical techniques and treatments designed to enhance physical appearance and combat signs of aging. They provide effective solutions for reducing fine lines, filling wrinkles, firming the skin, redefining facial contours, correcting imperfections, and restoring skin radiance. When the first signs of skin aging appear—such as wrinkles, fine lines, skin laxity, dark circles, or redness—aesthetic medicine offers preventive and corrective treatments to address these concerns. Hyaluronic acid and botulinum toxin (Botox) injections provide quick and effective solutions to smooth expression lines, restore facial volume, and fill deep folds. Facial rejuvenation can also be achieved through peels, mesotherapy, radiofrequency, lasers, and ultrasound treatments, offering comprehensive and customized approaches to maintaining a youthful and harmonious appearance.

Various techniques help stimulate collagen production, improve skin texture, and restore radiance to the complexion. It is advisable to consult an expert aesthetic doctor or plastic surgeon to determine the most suitable treatment. During the initial consultation, the practitioner will assess the patient’s needs, establish a diagnosis, and propose a personalized treatment plan. Some procedures may require local anesthesia, but the post-treatment effects are always minimal. In summary, aesthetic medicine procedures are a valuable option when the visible signs of skin aging become aesthetically or psychologically bothersome. Whether the goal is to reshape facial contours, reduce wrinkles, tighten the skin, correct imperfections, or improve skin elasticity, effective solutions are available.

Botulinum toxin injections are among the most common treatments in aesthetic medicine. They are primarily used to reduce expression lines, such as forehead wrinkles, crow’s feet around the eyes, and frown lines between the eyebrows. The procedure involves injecting the toxin into the muscles responsible for these wrinkles, inducing their temporary relaxation. Results become visible within a few days and typically last between 3 to 6 months. This treatment is highly valued for its quick action and natural-looking results when performed by a skilled practitioner.

Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in the body that can be used to fill wrinkles and restore facial volume, which changes with age. Injections effectively treat various areas, including nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and can also enhance the volume of the lips and cheekbones. This treatment has the advantage of being reversible, and the product used is biodegradable. The results are immediate and can last up to 18 months, depending on the density of the product, the treatment area, and the patient's metabolism. 

Laser technology plays a crucial role in aesthetic medicine, addressing various skin concerns such as pigmentation spots, skin laxity, and tattoo removal. Different types of lasers are used depending on the specific indication to be treated.

  • Fractional lasers for skin rejuvenation.
  • Vascular lasers for the treatment of spider veins and redness.
  • Pigment lasers for tattoo removal and dark spots.

Results are often remarkable, but multiple sessions are usually required to achieve optimal outcomes.

Surgical facelifts have long been a preferred option for patients seeking visible and long-lasting facial rejuvenation. However, advancements in aesthetic medicine now allow for lifting effects without surgery. This is made possible through Sculptra injections and hyaluronic acid using the MD Codes technique, developed by Brazilian plastic surgeon Mauricio de Maio.

Threads : A Non-Invasive Lifting Alternative

Tensor threads are another non-surgical alternative to the traditional facelift.
These absorbable threads are inserted under the skin to create tension, reshaping the oval of the face and stimulating the natural production of collagen. This technique is ideal for patients looking for a lifting effect without the need for major surgery, and with a much shorter recovery period.
Dr Romano is not really in favour of this technique, which has uncertain results.

Radiofrequency for body contouring and skin rejuvenation

Radiofrequency technology uses electromagnetic waves to deeply heat skin tissues without damaging the surface. This method stimulates collagen and elastin production, helping to firm sagging skin on the face, neck, and body. Highly sought after for its effectiveness, this technique typically requires multiple sessions for optimal and long-lasting results.

The importance of a preliminary consultation with a specialist

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The preliminary consultation for aesthetic medicine procedures is a crucial step in thoroughly assessing the patient’s needs and expectations. The doctor examines the condition of the skin, facial features, and complexion, allowing them to propose a personalized treatment plan.
This initial meeting also helps establish an accurate diagnosis and discuss the desired outcomes while considering any potential contraindications. It is essential that the practitioner is a recognized expert in their field, with solid training and proven experience.

The different medical specialties for aesthetic medicine procedures

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Aesthetic medicine encompasses multiple medical specialties. Dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and aesthetic doctors, who are specifically trained in these techniques, each play a key role. Each specialist brings their unique expertise: dermatologists focus on skin pathologies, plastic surgeons perform more invasive procedures such as facelifts or rhinoplasty, while aesthetic doctors enhance and correct imperfections using non-surgical techniques. Collaboration between these different specialties ensures comprehensive patient care, leading to harmonious and natural results.

The criteria for choosing a good doctor

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When choosing an aesthetic doctor, several factors must be taken into consideration. First, it is essential to ensure that the practitioner holds the necessary qualifications and is registered with the medical board. Next, their experience and specific expertise in the desired field—such as botulinum toxin injections, hyaluronic acid fillers, laser treatments, cryolipolysis, or radiofrequency—should be carefully evaluated. A good practitioner must also be transparent about potential risks and expected results, and should be able to advise against certain procedures when necessary.

What is aesthetic medicine?

Aesthetic medicine is a branch of medicine that focuses on non-invasive or minimally invasive treatments to improve physical appearance, reduce the signs of ageing and correct certain imperfections.

There is no specific age for starting aesthetic medicine treatments. It depends on individual needs and the recommendations of a qualified professional. Personalised consultations enable the most appropriate treatment options to be evaluated.

The cost varies according to the type of treatment, the amount of product used and the practitioner's experience. A personalised consultation is necessary to draw up an accurate quote.

The most common treatments include hyaluronic acid and botox injections, chemical peels, mesotherapy, lasers for skin rejuvenation and spot reduction, radiofrequency and cryolipolysis.

How long the results last depends on the type of treatment, the patient's lifestyle and metabolism. Hyaluronic acid injections, for example, can last between 6 and 12 months, while the effects of botox last 6 months. The results of peels and laser treatments can last from several months to several years.

Yes, this is possible to achieve optimum results.

A doctor. It is important to choose a qualified practitioner who is registered with the French National Medical Association (Conseil National de l'Ordre des Médecins) and has specialist training in aesthetic medicine. 

Aesthetic medicine treatments are generally non-invasive, require little or no recovery time, present fewer risks and offer natural, gradual results. They are ideal for patients looking for visible results without the need for surgery.

Yes, aesthetic medicine treatments are designed to offer natural, harmonious results. Qualified practitioners take care to respect the proportions and individual characteristics of each patient.

Most aesthetic medicine treatments are painless or cause very little pain. An anaesthetic cream can be applied before the session to make the procedures even more comfortable.

Side effects are slight and temporary: redness, swelling, bruising, sensitivity in the treated area. They generally disappear within a few days.

The doctor must be informed of any allergies, current treatments, medical history and cosmetic treatments received. It is not advisable to take certain supplements, aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs before the procedure. Anticoagulants and anti-aggregants may only be stopped with the authorisation of the prescribing doctor.

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