Facial Aesthetics
Balanced planning for facial harmony, proportion, and natural expression.
Treatment areas
Surgical and non-surgical care organized around patient-specific evaluation.
Treatment pages provide general education and a clear consultation pathway. Suitability, technique, recovery, and risk must be discussed personally with the physician.
Face and expression
Treatments where proportion, facial identity, and expression are evaluated together.
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Rhinoplasty
Nasal aesthetics approached through anatomy, breathing, facial proportion, and safety.
Eyelid Surgery
Careful evaluation of eyelid anatomy, expression, function, and recovery.
Body and silhouette
Planning for body harmony, tissue quality, recovery capacity, and long-term comfort.
Breast Aesthetics
Personal planning for proportion, body harmony, safety, and long-term comfort.
Body Contouring
Body-focused planning shaped by anatomy, recovery, and realistic outcomes.
Non-surgical refinement
Physician-led applications with conservative dosing, product safety, and realistic limits.
Medical Aesthetics
Non-surgical aesthetic care approached with restraint, safety, and facial balance.
Non-Surgical Applications
Subtle applications for suitable patients, with clear limits and aftercare.
Repair and function
Individualized evaluation where function, restoration, and proportion must be considered together.
Reconstructive Surgery
Function, repair, and proportion considered through a careful medical lens.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does the first consultation work?
The first consultation is used to understand your goals, medical history, anatomy, suitability, alternatives, and realistic expectations.
How do I know whether I am suitable for a procedure?
Suitability can only be assessed by the physician after reviewing medical history, examination findings, timing, and safety factors.
What should I expect during recovery?
Recovery differs by procedure and individual factors. The physician should explain expected stages, restrictions, and follow-up needs.
Can international patients start with an online evaluation?
A preliminary conversation may help orientation, but medical decisions require physician assessment and appropriate in-person planning when needed.
Appointment request
Begin with a private preliminary consultation request.
Share only the information needed for contact. Medical assessment requires a physician consultation.