Facial remodelling is a modern aesthetic approach to reshaping and restoring facial volumes, for a harmonious, rejuvenated appearance.
This technique can be performed on patients of all ages.
Whether to compensate for the effects of time or to enhance natural beauty, facial reshaping must be a personalised solution, adapted to each anatomy.
For younger people, this method can be used to accentuate certain features, redefine or create contours or improve symmetry.
In older patients, the physiological changes caused by the passage of time, such as loss of volume, skin sagging and variations in texture, can alter the balance of the facial features that are restored with this method.
Le facial reshaping is a modern aesthetic approach that aims to restore youth, balance and harmony features, whether for faces mature or young people. With age, the volume lossthe sagging skin and the appearance of wrinkles modify the overall appearance, while for younger faces we often seek to sculpt or refine certain features for a more harmonious result.
Thanks to techniques such as injections ofhyaluronic acid orcollagen inducersIn this way, lost volume can be restored, contours improved and smoother, more radiant skin achieved. Treatments are personalised and adapted to the needs of each age group, beautifying the face while respecting the patient's natural beauty.
Facial remodelling helps to meet the specific aesthetic needs of patients in their thirties and forties by compensating for the loss of volume and the effects of ageing in order to restore the natural balance of the face and rejuvenate it.
For younger patients, this technique can be used to define contours, improve symmetry and enhance features without surgery.
L'hyaluronic acidthe Sculptra and the botulinic toxin are the products used, giving natural, long-lasting results if injected correctly. These products respect the skin's physiology and allow subtle and progressive corrections, adapted to each morphology and need.
Facial reshaping is a personalised technique, an ideal choice for patients looking to redefine, correct or enhance their features, whether to compensate for the effects of ageing or to enhance their natural beauty.
Each area of the face plays an essential role in the overall harmony and balance of the features. Facial remodelling enables these areas to be worked on in a precise and personalised way to enhance each patient's natural beauty. Whether the aim is to reshape the oval of the face, add volume to the cheekbones, refine the jawline or improve the definition of the chin, each operation respects the proportions and identity of the face. Thanks to injections of hyaluronic acid, Sculptra and botulinum toxin, it is possible to reshape each area for harmonious, subtle and natural results. Each element has a strategic importance in the creation of a balanced and radiant face.
The cheekbones High, well-defined lines are often associated with youth and vitality. They create dimension and structure in the face, highlighting the eyes and lips. Ideally, they should be full and slightly rounded, but not prominent. A beautiful cheekbone contributes to a harmonious profile, adding relief and accentuating facial symmetry.
With age, the cheekbones tend to sag due to loss of volume and weakening of the subcutaneous tissues. In middle-aged people, remodelling aims to restore volume, lift the cheekbones and restore structure to the face.
For younger patients, this treatment enhances the height and projection of the cheekbones, creating a sculpted effect that refines and harmonises the whole face.
Beauty standards for the cheekbone Cheekbones: the ideal cheekbones are positioned above the middle of the face, at an upward angle of around 45 degrees towards the temples. They should be slightly rounded without appearing too prominent. Ideally, the cheekbones should occupy about a third of the width of the face, in line with the vertical line of the outer corners of the eyes and the horizontal line passing through the base of the nose. This arrangement contributes to a symmetrical, well-defined face, often associated with elegance and youth.
A front smooth, slightly rounded and wrinkle-free is a sign of youth and serenity. It should have a gentle curve for women and a straight line for men, without being too prominent. A proportionate, harmonious forehead contributes to the softness of facial expression and the overall balance of the face. Horizontal wrinkles or fine lines can be reduced to preserve the radiance and freshness of the eyes.
The forehead, the true barometer of ageing, is often one of the first areas marked by the appearance of horizontal wrinkles. For older patients, treatment of this area generally involves injections of botulinum toxin, a technique designed to soften expression lines and restore a smooth, rested appearance to the skin. For younger patients, these injections can play a preventive role, delaying the appearance of the signs of ageing while preserving the natural expressiveness of the face.
Hyaluronic acid injections can be used to treat any bumps and hollows and to bulge the forehead.
Beauty canons from the front Forehead: a balanced forehead occupies approximately one third of the total length of the face, in harmony with the ratio of the upper third of the face (forehead, nose, chin). In profile, the ideal angle of the forehead is about 10 degrees to the vertical line of the chin. It should have a slight curve, without being too prominent or too flat. Symmetry and the absence of wrinkles or sagging are important criteria for the balance and beauty of the forehead.
From temples harmonious lines create continuity between the forehead and the cheekbones, maintaining the balance of the upper third of the face. Full, smooth temples give a youthful, rested appearance and open up the eyes. With age, the hollowing of the temples can be corrected to restore the soft, full appearance.
The temples tend to become hollow with age, which can make the face look tired and sad. Reshaping this area involves filling in the hollows to restore their fullness and thus soften the contours of the face. In younger patients, this technique is indicated if you want to accentuate the continuity between the cheekbones and the forehead to symmetrise and balance the features.
Beauty canons for the temples Ideal temples are slightly full and smooth, with no hollows. The temples are an area of light, not shadow. In terms of proportions, they should ensure aesthetic continuity between the forehead and the cheekbones.
In women, the temples do not extend beyond the most prominent point of the mandibular line. In men, the mandibular line is wider than the temples.
The lower limit of the temples does not exceed the eyebrow line.
Harmony between the width of the temples and cheekbones ensures a balanced, heart-shaped or oval facial structure.
A nose is often straight or slightly rounded, with no marked humps or hollows. It should blend naturally with the other facial features, without dominating attention. A well-proportioned nose contributes to the symmetry and balance of the face, highlighting the other areas without attracting excessive attention. The tip of a woman's nose should be slightly raised for a dynamic, refreshing effect. Men's noses tend to be straight.
Nose reshaping, or medical rhinoplasty, is a non-invasive alternative for correcting minor nasal imperfections without surgery. Injections of hyaluronic acid can be used to smooth out a hump, refine the tip or enhance the bridge of the nose. For middle-aged people, this can compensate for the slight sagging caused by gravity, while for younger patients, this technique can create a harmonious profile without surgery.
Beauty canons for the nose A harmonious nose respects the "rule of thirds": the length of the nose should occupy the central third of the face. The ideal naso-frontal angle, between the nose and the forehead, is around 115 to 130 degrees, with a gentle curve towards the tip. The nasolabial angle, between the nose and the lips, should be between 90 and 105 degrees for men and slightly more open (100 to 120 degrees) for women. The width of the nose, measured at the base of the nostrils, should be approximately equal to the distance between the eyes. These criteria ensure facial symmetry and balance.
Le chin plays a key role in defining the oval of the face. A well-defined chin, in proportion to the jawline and other facial features, is a key element in facial balance. It should be neither too far forward nor too far back. A harmonious chin helps to create a clean, elegant mandibular line.
Over time, the chin loses its sharpness and descends. For younger patients, a well-defined chin contributes to the symmetry and beauty of the profile.
The remodelling of this area aims to redefine the oval of the face. Injections are used to project or refine the chin, ensuring perfect alignment with the mandibular line and contributing to correct positioning in relation to the nose and lips.
Chin beauty cannons The ideal chin should be vertically aligned with the line of the lips and nostrils. In profile, the angle between the chin and the mandibular line is 90 to 100 degrees, which is important for defining the mandibular line.
The ideal proportion is for the chin to occupy around a third of the total height of the lower face, equivalent to the distance between the base of the nose and the lips.
From lips Luscious, well-defined lips are a symbol of youth and attraction. They should be symmetrical, with a subtle curve that draws a harmonious Cupid's bow. The natural volume of the lips can vary, but the ideal is to have a balance between the upper and lower lip. Well-moisturised, delicately pink lips add a touch of softness and vitality to the face.
The lips are one of the first areas of the face to lose volume over time, leading to thinning or sagging. Remodelling aims to restore the natural balance, respecting symmetry and the ideal proportion between the upper and lower lips. In younger patients, this treatment helps to achieve fuller lips while maintaining a natural, harmonious appearance.
Beauty canons for the lips Lip shape: according to the standards, the lower lip should be slightly fuller than the upper, with an ideal ratio of 1:1.6 between the upper and lower lip (golden ratio). The Cupid's bow on the upper lip should be well defined and symmetrical. The width of the lips should be slightly narrower than the distance between the pupils.
The eyebrows frame the eyes and influence the overall expression of the face. Well-shaped, slightly arched eyebrows add a touch of elegance. They should be balanced in length and thickness to harmonise with the facial features. Clean eyebrows rest the eyes and a slight lift of the arch can brighten them.
Eyebrow reshaping is important for maintaining a fresh, open look. With age, the eyebrows can sag, which is easily corrected by injections of botulinum toxin or hyaluronic acid. In younger patients, these injections can accentuate the arch of the eyebrow and raise it slightly for a more luminous look.
Eyebrow beauty canons Eyebrows: Ideally, eyebrows start at the inner corner of the eye and end slightly beyond the outer corner. The arch of the eyebrow should be approximately two-thirds of its length, at an angle of 20 to 25 degrees, which opens up the eyes. The distance between the eyebrows should be proportional to the width of the bridge of the nose.
A smooth eye socket is essential for radiant, rested eyes. Dark circles, which can be pigmented, vascular or hollow, give a tired appearance. By reducing these dark areas, the eyes appear more open and luminous.
The valley of tears, the furrow between the dark circles and the cheeks, plays a central role in facial expression. A pronounced dip in this area can make the face look tired or aged, while a deeper dip can give the face a more youthful appearance. valley of tears This subtly filled-in area gives the eyes freshness and vitality. Located in the natural continuity of the curve linking the cheekbones to the lower eyelid, this area, when full and smooth, is a sign of youth.
The dark circles and the valley of tears tend to deepen over time, giving a tired appearance. Reshaping this area involves injecting fillers to reduce hollows and shadows. For younger patients, this treatment corrects dark circles of genetic origin, restoring radiance and freshness to the eyes.
Beauty canons for dark circles For radiant, rested eyes, there should be no shadows around the eye socket. The area around the eye circles should be smooth, with no discolouration or hollows. The transition between the dark circles and the cheeks should be smooth, at an angle that follows the natural curve of the lower eyelid, with no visible break.
Beauty standards from the valley of tears A discreet, harmonious fullness characterises this area, which is a gentle curve that runs from the inner corner of the eye to the cheekbone. This area of the face should be neither hollow nor too prominent, as this would add a touch of fatigue and ageing. For a natural, rejuvenated effect, the tear trough should blend imperceptibly with the cheek.
From cheeks full and slightly rounded express youth and softness. Ideally, they should be neither too hollow nor excessively rounded. Their shape should follow a soft line that blends naturally with the other areas of the face. Well-proportioned cheeks contribute to facial harmony.
Cheeks deepen and sag with age, altering the overall balance of the face. Remodelling the cheeks restores their natural volume, giving them a soft, youthful appearance. It is possible to fill them with hyaluronic acid injections or to lift sagging tissues using the medical lift.
In younger patients, remodelling consists of filling in genetically hollow cheeks or can be part of the facial contouring protocol, the 7/9 points shape.
Beauty canons for the cheeks The ideal cheeks are slightly rounded and follow a gentle curve that starts below the eye socket and blends into the cheekbones. The width of the cheeks should be in harmony with that of the cheekbones and temples to maintain the overall balance of the face, particularly the central third of the face.
A mandibular line A clean, well-defined line is a symbol of youth and a sign of firm, toned tissue. It should create a visible demarcation between the face and the neck, without sagging or slackening. A well-structured jawline defines the oval of the face, giving it a sophisticated, confident appearance. The mandibular line is an important element of an elegant, balanced profile.
With age, the mandibular line can sag, breaking the oval of the face. Remodelling restores this line to create a well-defined jawline and a clear demarcation between the face and neck.
In younger patients, this treatment accentuates the contours of the oval of the face for a more 'sculpted' effect.
Mandibular line beauty cannons The mandibular line must be well defined and follow a clear curve starting just below the ear and ending in the chin.
Ideally, the jaw angle should be around 120 degrees.
A skin smooth, even and luminous is young, healthy skin. Skin texture should be fine, there should be no visible imperfections and the colour should be even. Firmness and hydration are essential to prevent skin slackening and maintain a fresh complexion. Beautiful skin is essential for a radiant, rested face.
Skin texture is fundamental to the overall beauty of the face. Skin care includes treatments such as mesolift the PRX-T33 peelthe retinol peel or Skinboosters to improve radiance, tone and hydration. These techniques are useful at any age to obtain or maintain even, smooth and luminous skin.
Skin beauty standards: smooth, even skin is a sign of good health and youth. According to classic standards, the skin should be free of blemishes and wrinkles and have a fine texture with a slight natural glow. In fact, elasticity, hydration and tone are the hallmarks of youth.
The price of collagen inducers varies according to the treatment and the area to be treated.
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Sculptra
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CHF 900 per bottle
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Hyaluronic acid |
From CHF 600 per syringe
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PRX-T33 Peeling |
CHF 200 per session
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Skinbooster
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CHF 400 per syringe
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Mesolift |
CHF 250 per session
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GWP |
CHF 600 per session
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Botox |
WOMAN one zone: CHF 300 two zones: CHF 450 three zones: CHF 600 MEN one zone: CHF 350 two zones: CHF 500 three zones: CHF 650 |
The services described on this site are applicable to Switzerland; there are differences between countries.
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