LES BESOINS ESTHÉTIQUES
FACE AND BODY

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Make technical advances in aesthetic-oriented medicine make it possible to treat any part of the body and face. The therapeutic arsenal available thus makes it possible to :

  • Treat wrinkles.
  • Rejuvenate and refresh the eyes.
  • Enhance skin and hair quality.
  • Sculpt the face and redefine (or create) facial contours.
  • Enhance facial features.
  • Rejuvenate, firm, and address body aging.
  • Create body contours, especially in the buttock area.
  • Treat changes in the neck and décolleté.
  • Support intimate well-being.

Look

Skin and hair

Wrinkles

Face

Nose

Lips

Face lift

Facial enhancement

Face contouring

Body

Neck

Intimate area

Respond to the aesthetic needs of patients.

Aesthetic-oriented medicine today meets a growing demand for reliable, measured solutions adapted to each morphology. Patients look for techniques that can improve the quality of their skin, correct certain areas of the face or body, or prevent the appearance of signs of aging. Relevant care is not based on a single act but on the precise understanding of an aesthetic need. This general page thus brings together the main concerns of patients : wrinkles, face, body, intimacy, neck, enhancement, skin and hair, as well as medical face lifting.
Each need is analyzed according to a clinical logic based on observing the patient, studying their skin, their volumes, their morphology and anatomy, as well as their expectations. This personalized approach makes it possible to propose a global, coherent strategy adapted to the natural and realistic objectives of each person. The approach is always progressive, precise and measured, with the constant aim of preserving harmony and balance.

Aesthetic needs : understanding and meeting patient expectations

Requests in aesthetic-oriented medicine are diverse and depend essentially on the age, sex and personal objectives of the patients. It is important to understand these needs in order to offer adapted and personalized solutions.

  • Search for youth and skin radiance : with age, the skin loses its elasticity and firmness, which causes the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Treatments such as injections of botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid, mesotherapy and chemical peels are used to rejuvenate the skin and restore its radiance. These treatments meet the growing need to maintain a youthful and dynamic appearance.
  • Correction of imperfections : patients often look for solutions to correct specific imperfections such as acne scars, pigment spots and irregularities in skin quality. Laser treatments, microdermabrasion, mesotherapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections are effective for improving the appearance of the skin and meeting these specific needs.
  • Improvement of facial and body contours : non-surgical procedures to reshape and sculpt the face and body are in high demand. Filler injections to redefine facial contours, cryolipolysis to eliminate localized fat deposits and radiofrequency to firm the skin are some of the solutions for patients who wish to refine their silhouette without surgery.
  • Need for fast solutions without social downtime : patients ask for treatments with quick results and minimal recovery time. Procedures such as injections, peels and photorejuvenation laser treatments meet these needs, allowing patients to resume their activities immediately.
  • Personalized treatments : each patient is unique, and solutions must be personalized. The consultation is important to evaluate the patient’s expectations and to propose an adapted treatment plan in order to obtain pretty and natural results.
  • Self-confidence and well-being : beyond physical appearance, aesthetic treatments also respond to a psychological need. By improving their appearance, patients strengthen their self-confidence, which can have a positive impact on their overall well-being and quality of life.

A medical approach centered on facial analysis

The face is the area most frequently concerned by aesthetic needs. It evolves over time under the effect of internal and external factors : expressions, changes in bone structure and skin quality, sun exposure, lifestyle or individual predispositions. Requests may concern wrinkles, sagging, loss of radiance, changes in volume, asymmetry or an impression of fatigue.
The treatment is based on a precise morphological analysis that takes into account the anatomy of the face, muscle dynamics and skin type. The goal is not to transform the face, but to restore a natural balance, taking into account the patient’s age and the evolution of their skin.

Identify and treat wrinkles

The presence of wrinkles is a frequent reason for consultation. They appear due to skin aging, the decrease in collagen and elastin fibers and the repeated action of certain muscles. To treat them properly, it is necessary to distinguish expression lines, permanent wrinkles and those caused by a loss of skin tone.
The medical response must be adapted to the nature of each wrinkle. Successful correction relies on the precision of the techniques and the judicious choice of products. The treatment aims to soften the face without freezing it, to smooth the skin while preserving expressions, and to improve skin quality progressively.

Medical face lifting

Certain aesthetic requests reflect the need for a global redefinition of the facial contours, a strengthening of its firmness or a harmonious restoration of its volumes. Medical lifting meets these expectations thanks to the combination of complementary techniques, carefully adapted to the morphology of each patient.
Its ambition is to strengthen the deep structures, to restore to certain areas their original definition and to improve the quality of the skin, while preserving the expressiveness and singularity of the face. Without substituting for surgical procedures, medical lifting can, for some patients, be a measured, progressive and fully coherent alternative.

Skin and hair : improve tissue quality

The skin and hair evolve under the influence of many factors : genetics, sun exposure, lifestyle, stress, hormonal or environmental variations. Some patients consult for dull, dehydrated, irregular or wrinkled skin. Others look for a solution to strengthen their hair, limit hair loss or improve its density.
In aesthetic-oriented medicine there are targeted treatments acting on skin quality, microcirculation, hydration and local metabolism. These solutions allow durable and visible improvement without artificial modification.

The neck and the jawline for facial harmony

The neck is one of the areas where signs of aging appear quickly, particularly due to the thinness of the skin and significant muscle activity. Requests may concern slight sagging, a loss of jawline definition, a change in skin density or the appearance of wrinkles.
The treatment requires a precise approach : the goal is to smooth, firm or reshape according to the patient’s needs.

Intimacy : an aesthetic and functional need

The needs related to female or male intimacy are increasingly expressed, often with reserve. They concern skin quality, tone, and certain changes linked to age, hormonal variations or pregnancies.
Aesthetic-oriented medicine offers modern solutions that improve comfort, tissue balance and the appearance of this delicate area. The treatment is carried out with discretion, precision and respect for the anatomy.

How to know if I really need an aesthetic-oriented medicine treatment ?

• Personal evaluation : identify the aesthetic elements that concern you and assess their impact on your well-being and your self-confidence.
• Preliminary information : inform yourself about the different aesthetic treatment options available, their potential benefits and their limits.
• Professional consultation : make an appointment with a doctor trained in aesthetic procedures to discuss your expectations and receive advice adapted to your situation.

It is essential to consult a duly trained doctor who has completed dedicated training.
To ensure your safety and the quality of care, make sure that the chosen professional is registered with the cantonal Medical Council and has specific training.