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Skin resurfacing technique consisting in removing the superficial layers of the skin to improve its quality and reduce imperfections.
Exfoliating agent from the AHA family, used to smooth the skin, tighten pores, and promote cell renewal.
Molecule naturally present in the skin, used in aesthetic medicine to deeply hydrate and restore facial volume.
Stabilized form of hyaluronic acid, ideal for volumizing injections and wrinkle filling.
Gentle AHA with exfoliating and hydrating properties, recommended to even out the complexion and improve skin radiance.
Lipophilic BHA effective against imperfections, used to treat acne, enlarged pores, and blackheads.
Inflammatory skin condition characterized by comedones, papules and pustules, often linked to excess sebum.
Chronic form of acne without comedones, marked by diffuse redness, papules and skin hypersensitivity.
Cell specialized in fat storage, target of treatments for the reduction of localized fat deposits.
Excess accumulation of subcutaneous fatty tissue, often localized, treated by cryolipolysis or surgical liposuction.
Partial or diffuse hair loss, which can be hormonal, genetic or
reactive, treated with mesotherapy or PRP.
Localized areas of fat resistant to diets, targeted by
aesthetic techniques such as cryolipolysis.
Method of numbing a specific area, used to ensure comfort during aesthetic procedures.
Set of care and treatments aimed at slowing down the signs of skin aging and preserving the youthfulness of the face.
Targeted treatments to reduce pigmentation or hollowness under the eyes, often based on hyaluronic acid.
Aesthetic solutions to smooth wrinkles and fine lines, including injections, peels or laser.
Medicinal plant used to reduce bruises and promote the resorption of swelling after aesthetic procedures.
Set of strict hygiene rules intended to prevent any contamination during aesthetic procedures.
Imbalance between the two sides of the face, corrected by targeted injections to harmonize volumes.
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Skin laxity at the level of the jawline, often related to aging, corrected by thread lifts or injections.
Natural harmony of features, enhanced by personalized aesthetic care aimed at radiance and balance of the face.
Aesthetic approach aimed at revealing beauty while respecting the ideal proportions and natural lines of the face.
Semi-permanent treatment based on tinted serums, which evens out the complexion, brightens the skin and camouflages imperfections.
Technique that reactivates the natural production of collagen and elastin, to improve firmness and skin quality.
Injection of revitalizing active ingredients, including hyaluronic acid, to hydrate, tone and restore radiance to the skin.
Cosmetic eyelid surgery aimed at removing excess skin and bags to rejuvenate the eyes.
Non-surgical alternative to blepharoplasty, using plasma or laser to tighten the eyelid without incision.
Set of non-invasive techniques aimed at sculpting the silhouette, reducing fat deposits and toning the skin.
Fatty enlargement at the base of the neck, often of postural or hormonal origin, treatable by surgical liposuction.
Used to relax the muscles responsible for expression lines.
Localized excess fat, often at the level of the abdomen or flanks, treated by cryolipolysis or liposuction techniques.
Deep fat located in the cheeks, whose surgical reduction refines the face for a more sculpted effect.
C
Flexible instrument used to inject dermal fillers with precision and without trauma, reducing the risk of hematomas.
Relating to hair or to fine blood vessels ; in aesthetic-oriented medicine, often concerns microcirculation or scalp care.
Technique using medical carbon dioxide to stimulate microcirculation, firm the skin and reduce cellulite.
Dimpled “orange peel” appearance due to changes in subcutaneous fat tissue, treated with massages, radiofrequency or injections.
Type of cellulite linked to water retention and poor lymphatic circulation, often soft and not very painful.
Long-standing and compact cellulite, difficult to dislodge, characterized by painful nodules and a marked uneven appearance.
Soft cellulite linked to localized fat accumulation, often present on the thighs, hips or buttocks.
Hypertrophic scar extending beyond the initial lesion, caused by an excessive skin healing response.
Mark left by an injury or a procedure ; aesthetic-oriented medicine aims to reduce it or make it less visible.
Vertical wrinkles above the lips, linked to aging or smoking, often treated with laser or targeted injections.
Structural protein of the skin ensuring firmness and elasticity ; its production decreases with age, hence the interest in stimulating treatments.
Injectable or topical substances that restart the natural production of collagen for a long-lasting firming effect.
Lower part of the nose between the nostrils ; sometimes adjusted during aesthetic rhinoplasty to refine the nasal profile.
Technique consisting of injecting products, such as hyaluronic acid, to smooth wrinkles or restore facial volumes.
Key step to assess aesthetic needs, establish a personalized treatment plan and build a relationship of trust.
Patented non-invasive cryolipolysis technique that destroys fat cells through cold, without surgery or downtime.
Visible muscular bands in the neck area, associated with aging.
Fusion between cosmetic and pharmaceutical, referring to high-efficacy skincare products, often used in complement to aesthetic treatments.
Visible capillary dilations on the face, often due to vascular fragility, treated with vascular laser.
Physiological formation of small papules around the glans, benign and not related to dermatological or infectious diseases.
Non-invasive method that eliminates localized fat deposits through controlled cooling, without surgery or scarring.
Hollows or discolorations under the eyes, treated with injections, laser or targeted treatments to rejuvenate and brighten the gaze.
Area often marked by aging ; aesthetic-oriented medicine treatments aim to redefine, smooth and rejuvenate the mouth.
D
Delicate area between the neck and the chest, prone to skin aging.
Mechanical abrasive technique aimed at smoothing the skin, reducing scars and evening out skin texture.
Roller equipped with micro-needles, used in microneedling to stimulate skin regeneration and promote the penetration of active ingredients.
Specialty at the crossroads of aesthetic-oriented medicine and dermatology, dedicated to improving the appearance of the skin without surgery.
Deep layer of the skin containing collagen, elastin and blood vessels ; main target of rejuvenation treatments.
Laser procedure aimed at breaking down tattoo pigments to allow their gradual elimination by the body.
Natural precursor hormone, whose levels decrease with age, sometimes used in anti-aging medicine for its revitalizing effects.
Gentle massage stimulating lymphatic circulation, used to detoxify, reduce water retention and improve skin tone.
Accumulation of fat or laxity under the chin, treated with cryolipolysis, radiofrequency.
Abnormality of skin pigmentation, encompassing brown spots, redness or depigmentation, often treated with peelings or laser.
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Transient bruises caused by capillary rupture under the skin, common after injections, and benign.
Essential protein of the skin, responsible for its suppleness and elasticity, whose production decreases with age.
Technique using electrical impulses to tone muscles, firm the skin and improve the silhouette.
Superficial layer of the skin, an essential protective barrier, target of exfoliating and regenerating treatments in aesthetic-oriented medicine.
Method of long-lasting hair removal using laser or intense pulsed light, suitable for all areas of the body and face.
Diffuse redness of the face due to vascular fragility, often a precursor to rosacea, treated with vascular laser.
Medical field aimed at improving physical appearance without surgery, while respecting the balance and naturalness of features.
Pursuit of harmony and beauty in the proportions of the face and body, foundation of any well-considered aesthetic procedure.
Process of shedding dead skin cells to smooth the skin, refine texture and boost complexion radiance.
Manual or instrumental technique aimed at removing blackheads and unclogging pores to purify the skin.
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Lack of volume or contour in the buttocks, corrected by filler injections, muscle stimulation or implants.
Thickening of connective tissue often linked to chronic inflammation or post-procedure, which can stiffen treated areas.
Injectable substances, such as hyaluronic acid, used to fill wrinkles, restore volumes and sculpt the face.
Absorbable threads inserted under the skin to lift and redefine facial contours, without surgery or scarring.
Quality of the skin linked to the density of collagen and elastin, enhanced by firming treatments and deep stimulation techniques.
Protection against UV rays using mineral or chemical filters, essential in the prevention of skin aging.
Irritation or inflammation caused by repeated contact, promoting the appearance of spots, redness or keratoses.
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Area located between the eyebrows, often marked by vertical expression lines.
Mechanical or chemical exfoliating treatment that removes dead cells, refines skin texture and revives the complexion’s radiance.
Adipose tissue playing an energy and volumizing role, main target of body contouring treatments.
Sagging of the skin of the lower face forming vertical folds, often linked to a loss of tone or to the action of facial muscles and treated with Skinboosters.
Increase in body mass, often through accumulation of fat ; may influence the facial oval and volumes
Excessive development of the mammary gland in men, corrected by surgery or targeted liposuction.
Temporary compression accessory designed to visually refine the silhouette and support tissues after certain aesthetic treatments.
Natural and harmonious curves of the face, often restored by injections to redefine the cheekbones, the oval or the chin.
H
Set of aesthetic techniques aimed at balancing the features of the face for a natural, proportionate and elegant result.
Bluish spot under the skin, caused by a small hemorrhage after injection or trauma, disappears in a few days.
Technology of intense muscle stimulation by electromagnetic field, used to tone and sculpt the body without effort.
High-intensity focused ultrasound, used to tighten the skin, stimulate collagen and firm without surgery.
Volumizing filler based on hyaluronic acid, specifically designed for body contouring such as the buttocks or calves.
Increase in the volume of a tissue, often muscular or glandular, which may lead to aesthetic imbalances.
Excessive sweating, often bothersome.
Deepest layer of the skin, rich in fat cells, often targeted by lipolysis or cryolipolysis treatments.
Optimal maintenance of water in the skin to preserve suppleness, radiance and youthfulness, enhanced by topical treatments or mesotherapy.
Brown spots caused by an excess of melanin, often due to sun exposure, aging or inflammation, treated with laser or peels.
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Medical device inserted into the tissues to restore or create volume, used notably in breast, buttock or hair surgery.
Common condition in women, treated in aesthetic-oriented medicine by non-invasive technologies such as HIFEM or vaginal laser to strengthen the pelvic floor.
Locally hardened area of the skin, which may appear after an injection or inflammation, generally benign and temporary.
Conditions caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi, contraindicating any aesthetic procedure if present on the area to be treated.
Local injection of an active substance, often used to treat inflammation, pain or for regenerative treatments.
Natural revitalization method using the patient’s platelet-rich plasma to stimulate skin or hair regeneration.
Superficial injections into the dermis, used to hydrate, revitalize or treat fine lines without modifying volumes.
Aesthetic technique to redefine, hydrate or subtly increase the volume of the lips using hyaluronic acid.
Filling procedures performed with injectable products to correct wrinkles, restore volumes and harmonize the features.
Technology using gentle heat to firm the skin, improve circulation and stimulate collagen production.
Excessive reaction of the skin to a product or treatment, manifested by redness, tingling or irritation.
J
Loss of volume in the cheeks, often related to aging or fat loss, corrected by volumizing injections to restore the balance of the face.
K
Dermatological or aesthetic treatment aimed at eliminating dead cells from the stratum corneum, particularly to smooth thickened or keratotic skin.
Structural protein present in the skin, hair and nails ; target of strengthening hair care and smoothing treatments.
Benign lesion formed by an accumulation of sebum under the skin, often removed in aesthetic-oriented medicine for aesthetic or comfort reasons.
The
Aesthetic procedure aimed at reducing or reshaping the labia minora for functional or aesthetic reasons.
Skin laxity related to aging or a loss of collagen, often treated with radiofrequency, HIFU or thread lifts.
Light-based technology used in phototherapy to stimulate cellular regeneration, reduce inflammation and improve skin radiance.
Facial rejuvenation technique aimed at repositioning sagging tissues to restore volumes and contours. Lifting can be surgical or medical (laser and hyaluronic acid injections).
Aesthetic surgery that corrects sagging of the neck and lower face for an overall rejuvenated and natural result. A cervico-facial lift can also be performed with hyaluronic acid injections or laser, but the results are less significant than surgical intervention.
Procedure aimed at smoothing forehead wrinkles and lifting the eyebrows, providing a more open and rested look.
Set of techniques (hyaluronic acid, laser, HIFU, radiofrequency) aimed at tightening the skin without incision or general anesthesia.
Targeted lifting of the tail of the eyebrow to enhance the gaze and smooth crow’s feet, without altering expressions.
Hyaluronic acid injection into the lips to plump them, hydrate them or correct their asymmetry for a natural result.
Targeted destruction of fat cells by cryolipolysis or radiofrequency to refine certain localized areas.
Advanced technology used in aesthetics to treat spots, wrinkles, redness, hair or scars, depending on its wavelength.
Powerful laser that removes the superficial and/or deep layer of the skin to stimulate complete regeneration with a marked rejuvenating effect.
Gentle laser that works without removing the skin, aimed at improving quality, tone and radiance without social downtime.
Dark spots on the skin caused by the sun, aging or hormonal disorders, treated with laser, peels or intense pulsed light.
Vertical wrinkles above the lips, related to aging or smoking, reduced by injections, laser or resurfacing techniques.
Exposure to a specific light to regulate mood, boost skin radiance or support cellular regeneration.
M
Lose weight through a reduction in body fat mass, often accompanied by aesthetic treatments to redefine the silhouette.
Localized hormonal hyperpigmentation on the face, aggravated by the sun and treated with peels, laser or depigmenting treatments.
Aesthetic treatment combining a tightening mask and hydrating active ingredients to firm the skin and smooth fine lines. The result is temporary.
Volume of adipose tissue, localized or generalized. If localized, it is targeted by cryolipolysis or body contouring techniques.
Strategic injection technique developed by Dr de Maio, aimed at harmonizing the face while respecting its anatomical support points.
Set of non-surgical medical procedures aimed at improving physical appearance and preventing skin aging.
Comprehensive discipline that addresses aesthetics, nutrition, well-being and the slowing down of cellular aging.
Facial mesotherapy technique consisting of injecting a revitalizing cocktail to hydrate, smooth and restore radiance to the skin.
Superficial peel combined with mesotherapy to gently exfoliate, even out the complexion and boost cellular regeneration.
Superficial micro-injections of active ingredients (vitamins, hyaluronic acid) to revitalize the skin, stimulate hair growth or firm the skin of the body.
Application of mesotherapy for cosmetic purposes, to treat wrinkles, skin laxity, cellulite or hair loss.
Technique using fine needles to stimulate collagen production, improve skin quality and reduce scars or stretch marks.
Gentle mechanical exfoliation of the superficial layer of the skin, which smooths skin texture, boosts radiance and stimulates cellular renewal.
Micro-puncture of the scalp combined with serums or PRP to stimulate follicles and promote hair regrowth.
Semi-permanent tattoo used to redraw the eyebrows, lips or scalp, with a natural and long-lasting effect.
Refinement of the silhouette, often localized thanks to techniques such as cryolipolysis, HIFEM or slimming treatments.
Study of body shapes and proportions, essential in aesthetic-oriented medicine to adapt treatments to individual characteristics.
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Non-invasive aesthetic procedure using fillers to correct nose imperfections, refine the profile and balance the harmony of the face.
Targeted nutritional strategy to slow down cellular aging, prevent oxidation and improve the overall appearance of the skin.
Essential elements such as vitamins A, C, E, zinc or omega-3, which ensure the health, vitality and beauty of tissues.
Natural moisturizing complex of the epidermis composed of amino acids, lactates and urea, essential for maintaining supple and well-hydrated skin.
O
Temporary swelling after an aesthetic injection, generally benign, due to a local inflammatory reaction or water retention.
Female hormones playing a key role in the elasticity, hydration and radiance of the skin ; their decrease promotes skin aging.
Mechanical therapy used to smooth cellulite, stimulate circulation and promote skin firmness through targeted micro-vibrations.
Essential process for cellular regeneration ; improved by certain aesthetic treatments to revive radiance and stimulate the skin’s metabolism.
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Chemical, enzymatic or mechanical exfoliating technique used to improve skin quality, reduce spots and smooth wrinkles.
Application of an acidic solution to exfoliate the skin layers and stimulate cellular renewal.
Resurfacing technique using a laser beam to exfoliate the skin, treat wrinkles, scars and pigment irregularities.
Peel acting up to the papillary dermis, ideal for treating spots, fine lines and moderate irregularities.
Highly active peel penetrating down to the reticular dermis, used to correct marked wrinkles, scars or advanced aging.
Light exfoliation of the epidermis to restore radiance, refine skin texture and reduce minor imperfections.
Technique using intense pulsed light (IPL) to reduce spots, redness, fine lines and globally improve skin quality.
Classification of skin types according to their reaction to the sun, ranging from I to VI, essential for adapting aesthetic treatments.
Very fair skin, light eyes, burns easily, never tans — extremely sensitive to the sun.
Fair skin, often red-haired or blonde, burns easily, tans with difficulty — high sun sensitivity.
Intermediate skin, brown hair, burns moderately, tans gradually — medium sensitivity.
Olive skin, rarely burns, tans easily — good tolerance to the sun.
Dark skin, very rarely burns, tans intensely — very good natural protection.
Black skin, never burns — maximum natural photoprotection.
Natural skin coloration due to melanin, subject to imbalances (hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation) treated in aesthetic-oriented medicine.
Wrinkles descending from the corners of the mouth toward the chin, associated with sagging of the facial contour, treated with fillers or lifting techniques.
Fine and multiple wrinkles caused by photoaging, often present on the cheeks or décolleté, improved by peels or lasers.
Localized fat deposits on the flanks, difficult to eliminate through exercise alone, targeted by cryolipolysis or liposuction.
Drainage technique using pneumatic pressure, used to stimulate lymphatic circulation and reduce water retention.
Autologous injections using the patient’s growth factors to regenerate the skin, densify the hair, or improve healing.
Key criterion in aesthetic-oriented medicine for adapting treatments : fine wrinkles (mesotherapy, Skinboosters), moderate wrinkles (hyaluronic acid), deep wrinkles (laser, fillers).
Enlarged follicular openings, often linked to excessive sebum production, skin laxity, or aging. They can be reduced with regulating treatments, gentle peels, laser, or microneedling.
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Set of skin characteristics : density, radiance, hydration, firmness.
High-frequency laser technology used for tattoo removal, treatment of pigmented spots, and non-ablative skin rejuvenation.
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Set of techniques aimed at stimulating the synthesis of collagen and elastin fibers to restore firmness and density to the skin.
Non-invasive technology that heats the tissues in depth to stimulate collagen synthesis, smooth wrinkles, and tighten the skin.
Global approach in aesthetic-oriented medicine aimed at restoring a youthful, fresh, and natural appearance, without altering facial expressions.
Targeted treatments (peels, lasers, mesotherapy) intended to improve skin quality and correct the signs of aging.
Aesthetic technique using resorbable tensor threads inserted under the skin to stimulate tissue regeneration and redensify sagging areas.
Harmonious reorganization of volumes and contours, whether cutaneous, facial, or body-related, to restore aesthetic balance.
Non-invasive or surgical treatments aimed at refining, sculpting, and reshaping the body contours, without altering muscle mass.
Stimulation of the skin regeneration mechanisms through techniques such as collagen stimulators, radiofrequency, or fractional laser.
Skin regeneration technique that exfoliates the layers of the skin to correct wrinkles, scars, or irregularities.
Correction of age-related volume loss using injectables, to restore structure, balance, and youthfulness to the face.
Aesthetic or functional nose surgery aimed at correcting its shape, size, or symmetry while respecting the harmony of the face.
Nose correction using hyaluronic acid injections, offering harmonious and reversible reshaping, without anesthesia or social downtime.
Permanent skin fold related to aging, repeated facial expressions, or collagen loss, which can be reduced through various aesthetic techniques.
Dynamic wrinkles caused by repeated contractions of the facial muscles, effectively treated with botulinum toxin.
Fine wrinkles around the eyes, accentuated by smiling or blinking.
Horizontal folds caused by contraction of the frontal muscle.
Vertical wrinkles between the eyebrows reflecting concentration or tension, corrected with botulinum toxin injections or fillers depending on their depth.
Nasolabial folds extending from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth, softened by fillers or non-surgical lifting techniques.
Combination of static and dynamic wrinkles, requiring a personalized treatment plan combining fillers and muscle relaxation.
Deep and established wrinkles, often due to bone and tissue loss, requiring volumizing injections or a facelift.
Fine superficial wrinkle often related to dehydration or early aging, reduced by Skinboosters, PRX-T33 peel, or mesotherapy.
Lip injection technique aimed at creating a well-defined heart-shaped effect, with vertical volume and a sharp contour, without a “duck lips” effect.
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State of physical, mental, and social well-being, foundation of any sustainable aesthetic approach, integrated into a preventive and global approach.
Intimate discomfort related to hormonal decline or aging, treated with gynecological laser, radiofrequency, or regenerative injections.
Biostimulatory injectable based on poly-L-lactic acid, used to progressively restore volumes and improve skin quality.
Overall contour of the body, which can be refined, reshaped, or harmonized through non-invasive or surgical reshaping techniques.
Synthetic material used notably in breast or buttock implants ; non-resorbable, it offers a long-lasting volumizing solution.
Folds extending from the sides of the nose toward the corners of the lips, softened by hyaluronic acid injections or localized lifting.
Low cross-linked fluid hyaluronic acid used to deeply hydrate, improve radiance, and enhance skin suppleness without a volumizing effect.
Treatment aimed at restoring the skin’s hydrolipidic film, often enriched with hyaluronic acid, vitamins, and antioxidants.
Medical injectable treatment designed to restore volume and density to hollow or dehydrated areas of the face.
Ability of the skin to deform without marking, dependent on elastin and hydration level, target of anti-aging treatments.
Excessive accumulation of localized adipose tissue, often resistant to diets, targeted by lipolysis or cryolipolysis.
Overall excess weight, which may impact aesthetic results and require a complementary nutritional and morphological approach.
Uneven skin texture caused by scars, enlarged pores, or photoaging, corrected with peels, laser, or microneedling.
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Areas of hyperpigmentation caused by the sun, aging, or hormones, treated with laser, intense pulsed light, or depigmenting treatments..
Acid used in medium to deep peels to smooth the skin, reduce wrinkles and spots, and improve skin quality.
Lack of skin radiance related to oxidation, fatigue, or poor circulation, treated with revitalizing treatments, LED, or gentle peels.
Set of fat cells located in the hypodermis, target of aesthetic treatments aimed at refining or reshaping the body.
Stimulation of muscle fibers through electrostimulation or HIFEM, aimed at firming the silhouette and improving posture.
Combined protocols (shock waves, radiofrequency, cryolipolysis) aimed at smoothing the skin, activating microcirculation, and reducing dimpling.
Targeted reduction of submental fat through cryolipolysis or hyaluronic acid injections, to define the facial contour and reduce the submental accumulation.
Technology combining radiofrequency, muscle activation, and lymphatic drainage to tighten the skin and eliminate localized fat.
Gentle and personalized aesthetic approach for mature skin, focused on skin nutrition, firmness, and comfort.
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Non-invasive treatment using focused ultrasound, aimed at lifting and tightening the skin by stimulating collagen synthesis.
Mechanical waves used in aesthetic-oriented medicine to improve the penetration of active ingredients, stimulate circulation, or tighten tissues.
Precision technology (HIFU) concentrating energy on the deep layers of the skin for a lifting effect without surgery.
Gentle method using ultrasound to activate microcirculation, promote regeneration, and optimize skin treatments.
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Non-invasive procedure using a medical laser to stimulate collagen production and tighten vaginal tissues, improving firmness and intimate comfort.
Hollow located between the inner corner of the eye and the cheek, often associated with volume loss or a tired look, corrected with hyaluronic acid injections.
Small dilated blood vessels visible under the skin, often on the legs or face, effectively treated with vascular laser or sclerotherapy.
Skin streaks caused by a rupture of the dermal fibers, often caused by hormonal or weight variations, treated with laser.
Key element of facial aesthetics, which can be redefined or enhanced through injections to achieve a plump and harmonious effect.
Injectable substance, generally based on hyaluronic acid, used to restore lost volumes and redefine the contours of the face.
Analysis and correction of facial volumes according to ideal proportions, through targeted filler techniques to restore overall harmony.
W
Modern and benevolent approach to anti-aging, aimed at aging beautifully and in balance through preventive, natural, and adapted treatments.
Accumulation of fluid in the tissues, often related to poor circulation, which can be reduced through lymphatic drainage or pressotherapy.
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Yellowish deposit of subcutaneous lipids, often located on the eyelids, of metabolic origin, which can be removed by laser, peeling, or surgery.
Excessive skin dryness due to an alteration of the hydrolipidic film, requiring nourishing, relipidizing, and deep hydrating treatments.
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Targeted treatments (injections, laser, radiofrequency) to smooth wrinkles, reduce dark circles, and tighten the delicate skin around the eyes.
Loss of volume in the under-eye area or upper eyelid giving a tired or aged appearance, treated with fillers using hyaluronic acid adapted to this area.
Under-eye bags related to water retention, fatigue, or skin laxity ; improved through drainage, radiofrequency, or laser.
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Specific areas of the face or body that can be treated with injections (forehead, lips, folds, cheekbones, chin).
Central part of the face (forehead, nose, chin) often prone to shine, imperfections, and enlarged pores, requiring specific treatment.
Cheekbone bones playing a key role in facial harmony ; enhancing them through injections helps lift the face and define the features.
