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1. WRINKLES

Recommended treatment methods:

» Botox
» Hyaluronic acid
» RF diathermy (radio waves)
» Mesotherapy
» Medical peelings
» Photo rejuvenation

2. LOSS OF SKIN FIRMNESS (low skin tone)

Recommended treatment methods:

» RF DIATHERMY – restoring facial firmness by using radio waves
» Photo rejuvenation
» Mesotherapy
» Microdermabrasion
» Medical peelings

3. SKIN SLACKENING

Recommended treatment methods:

» Hyaluronic acid-based fillers
» Volumetric treatments (restoring volume to the face – VOLUMA, SUB Q Restylane)
» RF Diathermy – restoring facial firmness by using radio waves
» Mesotherapy
» Photo rejuvenation

4. LIPS

1. cosmetic correction – for aesthetic reasons, including correction of lip asymmetry or lips enlargement. The augmentation effect can be obtained either by correcting lip contour or/ and adding volume and mass to the lips.

2. correction of ageing lips – as lips loose their nice and healthy looks, thin with age and demonstrate less fullness and the sharp border between the skin surrounding the mouth and the skin of lip proper becomes blurred, the filtrum (indentation under the nose) flattens, the lip corners sag and the wrinkles around the mouth, the nasolabial and mentolabial grooves become more pronounced.

These ageing processes can not be stopped fully but certainly, they can be slowed down allowing our patients to enjoy beautiful and fuller lips.

5. HANDS – discoloration, dryness, loss of firmness

Aesthetic medicine offers a number of hand rejuvenation treatments: improving their firmness by using radio waves – RF Diathermy, microdermabrasion, mesotherapy, photo rejuvenation, medical peelings, Cosmelan.

6. CELLULITE

To remedy cellulite, apart from intensified physical activity and a proper diet, some aesthetic medicine treatments are recommended, for example.:

» Medical mesotherapy
» No-needle mesotherapy
» RF Diathermy – radio waves treatment
» Carboxytherapy
» Endermology

7. SCARS AND STRETCH MARKS

Treatment:

» Medical peelings
» Microdermabrasia
» Mesotherapy
» RF Diathermy (radio waves)


8. SKIN DISCOLORATIONS

In this case, combined therapy brings the best results:

» Pharmacotherapy
» Laser discoloration removal
» Medical peelings
» Cosmelan!!! A NOVELTY on the market (most effective treatment)


9. EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION

There are a few methods of treating excessive perspiration – from the right cosmetics, medicines to acupuncture or surgical treatment. One of the most effective treatments is the application of botulinum toxin. Dysport, a formula containing the toxin is injected locally into armpits, palms or feet areas; the treatment takes 30 min and its effects last for 6 to 10 months.

10. EXCESSIVE HAIR

Laser therapy is an effective and convenient method of epilation, that is permanent hair removal. Not only the body hair, but the hair roots are removed by the laser light. Full effect is gained after a few treatments which is due to the fact that there are three stages of hair growth (anagen, catagen, telogen) and laser is effective only with the first stage. Therefore, the treatment must be repeated. The break between treatments is from 6 weeks to 3 months.

11. DILATED CAPILLARIES, FACIAL ERYTHEMA, ACNE ROSACEA

Recommended treatments for teleangiectasia are:

» Laser therapy
» Electrocoagulation
» Kryosurgery
» Sclerotherapy

12. HAIR LOSS

Recommended treatment:

» Pharmacotherapy
» Mesotherapy ( 1x a week for 2 months and then 1 x a month for 3-6 months)

First effects of the treatment are noticeable after 2 months (inhibition of hair loss, improved hair quality).

13. AGGRAVATED FOLLICULAR KERATOSIS

Treatment comprises oral supplementation of A and C vitamins, application of ointments with A and E vitamins, peeling ointments and also chemical peelings and microdermabrasion.

14. SMOKER'S SKIN

Smoking speeds up skin's ageing process. Nicotine has an adverse effect on the circulatory system, that is the internal skin nourishing processes, it slows down its metabolism; in result thereof, degenerating processes dominate over the body's regeneration capacity.

Free radicals present in cigarette smoke damage collagen and elastin fibers, destroy vitamins A, C and the so-called antioxidants.

What does a smoker's skin look like?

Incorrect metabolism and toxins enhance cellulite growth on thighs and buttocks. The skin looks unhealthy and sallow, not only on the face, but on the whole body, that is why it requires special care and regular regenerative treatments:

» microdermabrasion
» medical peelings
» mesotherapy
» photo rejuvenation