Category: Aesthetic medicine

Principle Kligman’s trio is a magistral preparation using hydroquinone, that is prescribed by a dermatologist and prepared by a pharmacist. This skincare product is one of the most effective at fighting spots on the skin and hands. Because Kligman’s trio is unstable and oxidizes quickly when exposed to light, the preparation should be refrigerated and […]

Principle This is a dermatological procedure that removes a precise thickness of the outer layer of the skin to regenerate the eliminated layer and to stimulate the lower layers. Skin peels are described by level of penetration.Gentle skin peels (with glycolic acid) work on acne and restore the skin’s radiance.Medium and deep skin peels (typically […]

Principle Microdermabrasion is an aesthetic medical procedure that smooths the epidermis, boosts complexion radiance and improves skin texture on the face, neck and hands. Microdermabrasion is done using a device that blasts micro-crystals across the skin at high speeds, and then vacuums up skin cell debris. It is often combined with cosmetic solutions that enhance […]

Principle Mesotherapy consists of injecting very low doses of medications locally into the dermis. Created in 1952, this technique is now used in aesthetic medicine, sport medicine and pain medicine. In aesthetic medicine, depending on the instruments used, it may be referred to as mesolifting (with a needle), derma-rolling (with a roller) or micro-needling (with […]

Principle Botulinum toxin injections (commonly known by brand names such as Botox) are used in aesthetic medicine to temporarily soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles caused by repeated muscle movement, such as frown lines between the brows, forehead lines and crow’s feet around the eyes. A very small, targeted dose is injected directly […]

Principle A hyaluronic acid injection is one of the most popular aesthetic medical techniques today for reducing furrows and wrinkles, plumping the lips and filling out the face. Hyaluronic acid is naturally present in the human body, which produces about 5 grams of it daily for the renewal of the skin tissues. With time, daily […]

Principle This aesthetic medical procedure is designed to tighten slack tissues in the face. The suspension sutures are implanted under the skin to correct the slackening of the face and neck. They are placed using a needle and work like Velcro, “hooking onto” the skin. Thread lift can reposition tissues and areas of the face […]

Principle Carbon dioxide therapy (CDT) is an injection of sterile medical CO2 under the skin using a very fine needle. The highly soluble gas spreads very easily through the skin cells. It firms the skin of the face and reduces cellulite and stretch marks. The influx of oxygen fights ageing and revitalizes and rehydrates the […]