Gender transition
Medical techniques play a limited role in gender transition. Essential changes are achieved through surgery.
Nevertheless, certain treatments help soften the face :
- Lip injections : full, well-defined lips are a beauty asset.
- Cheekbone injections : as the main feature of the midface, a rounded, concave cheekbone feminises the face.
- Skincare : mesotherapy, PRXT33 peel and Skin prevent or Skin restore protocols are offered according to skin needs.

What makes a face feminine ?
The ideal of feminine beauty evolves over time, although some features are considered universally feminine.
- Perfect, radiant skin : the skin is our first point of contact with others. It should be soft, hydrated, dense and radiant, with fine texture and no imperfections. Unfortunately, over time it becomes dull and lax.
- Beautiful cheekbones : the cheekbone is the face’s most important feature. In women, the cheekbone is high, centred over the malar bone, well-defined and follows a gentle curve from the ear to the nose.
- Attractive lips : the lips are well-defined, sensual and full. The lower lip is fuller than the upper lip and has an arched shape.
- An attractive chin : the feminine chin is more elegant, narrower, shorter and less projected than the masculine chin. Two shapes are considered feminine : rounded and rounded-square chins.
- A feminine forehead : the feminine forehead is convex in profile and forms a gentle curve from the hairline to the brow ridges.
- A harmonious nose : the main characteristic of a feminine nose is harmony with the face. The feminine nose is concave (the masculine nose is convex), and the columella has a double curve. The nasofrontal angle is 120°-125° in women and more open in men. The nasofrontal angle is 95°-110° and more closed in men.
- Open-looking eyes and well-shaped eyebrows.
How can the face be feminised ?
Medical techniques
Facial feminisation through aesthetic medicine has become popular among patients seeking softer features and a more feminine appearance without invasive surgery. Significant advances in the field allow various non-surgical methods to reshape and harmonise facial characteristics to address different requests.

The leading facial feminisation technique is hyaluronic acid injection.
Injections are performed with a cannula or needle using different techniques and depths. The acid type (firmness, volumising capacity, cross-linking) depends on the treated area and the patient’s anatomy.
The face is treated comprehensively from the front, in profile (non-surgical profile reshaping) and feature by feature to feminise all facial structures.
Botulinum toxin injections treat dynamic lines in the upper facial third (frown lines, forehead lines, crow’s feet) that age the face and create a sad, tired appearance.
Several techniques enhance the skin : mesotherapy, PRXT33 peel, PRP, Skinboosters. Protocols such as Skin Prevent, Skin Restore and Red carpet are offered according to each patient’s needs.

Facial feminisation : prices in Geneva
In Geneva, hyaluronic acid injections for facial feminisation cost 600 – 750 CHF per syringe.
Aesthetic medical facial feminisation gently modifies certain features to make them more harmonious, refined and delicate without surgery. This approach combines personalised treatments adapted to each patient’s facial structure and goals.
At Dr Romano’s practice in Geneva, hyaluronic acid injections cost 600 CHF per syringe for most indications. For more technical indications or specific products, prices range from 650 CHF to 750 CHF per syringe.
Botulinum toxin injections also smooth features and soften facial expression. Prices are 300 CHF for one area, 450 CHF for two areas and 600 CHF for three areas. These prices are slightly higher in gender transition care.
Several complementary treatments can improve skin quality, restore radiance or refine texture.
Skinboosters, at 400 CHF per syringe, deeply hydrate and provide a “glow”. In most cases, two syringes are used in one session, for a total of 800 CHF per treatment.
Mesotherapy, at 300 CHF per session, hydrates the skin with a cocktail of revitalising ingredients.
The PRX-T33 peel costs 200 CHF per session, while PRP (platelet-rich plasma) sessions promoting tissue regeneration cost 500 CHF.
Sculptra, a collagen stimulator ideal for gradual, natural volume restoration, costs 900 CHF per vial. One vial per year is sufficient.
A quotation is provided at the initial consultation.
Frequently asked questions about facial feminisation
How can you achieve a more feminine face without surgery ?
To feminise the face without surgery, hyaluronic acid injections soften contours (chin, jaw, cheekbones, lips), naturally restore volume and redefine facial contours. Botulinum toxin relaxes muscles responsible for certain expression lines. Skinboosters and gentle peels improve skin radiance and quality. These non-invasive techniques provide natural, personalised results suited to each facial structure.
How can I soften a stern-looking face ?
Several approaches can soften a stern-looking face :
• Soften contours with hyaluronic acid injections.
• Reshape cheekbones to add softness and curves.
• Reduce expression lines with botulinum toxin injections.
• Correct dark circles and improve skin quality with deep hydration treatments (Skinboosters or mesolift).
• Adopt a suitable skincare routine to improve skin radiance and suppleness.
Which aesthetic medical techniques are available to soften and feminise facial features ?
The most effective techniques are hyaluronic acid injections, botulinum toxin injections, mesotherapy and Skinboosters.
Can hyaluronic acid injections help achieve more feminine features ?
Yes, hyaluronic acid injections are ideal for feminising the face. They refine the jaw, soften the chin, raise the cheekbones, redefine the lips and correct asymmetries .
How is botulinum toxin used to feminise the face ?
Botulinum toxin softens facial expressions by relaxing the muscles responsible for wrinkles and stern expressions.
