LES BESOINS ESTHÉTIQUES :
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The demands placed on aesthetic medicine are diverse and depend essentially on the age, sex and personal goals of patients. It is important to understand these needs in order to offer tailored, personalised solutions.

• Promoting youthful, radiant skin
  With age, the skin loses its elasticity and firmness, leading to the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Treatments such as botox, hyaluronic acid and chemical peels are used to rejuvenate the skin and restore its radiance. These treatments respond to the growing need to maintain a youthful, dynamic appearance.
• Correcting imperfections
  Patients are often looking for solutions to correct specific imperfections such as acne scars, pigment spots and uneven skin texture. Laser treatments, microdermabrasions, mesotherapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections are effective in improving the appearance of the skin and meeting these specific needs.
• Improved 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 localised fatty deposits and ultrasound to firm the skin are just some of the solutions for patients looking to refine their figure without surgery.
• Need for quick solutions without social eviction
  Patients want treatments with rapid results and minimal recovery time. Procedures such as injections, peels and photorejuvenation laser treatments meet these needs, allowing patients to resume their activities immediately.
• Customised treatments
  Every patient is unique: solutions must be personalised.
  The consultation is important for assessing the patient's expectations and proposing a suitable treatment plan to achieve beautiful, natural results.
• Self-confidence and well-being
  As well as improving physical appearance, aesthetic treatments also meet a psychological need. By improving their appearance, patients boost their self-confidence, which can have a positive impact on their general well-being and quality of life.