1.What is Breast Filler Augmentation?
Breast Filler Augmentation is a non-surgical procedure that enhances breast volume and shape using certified body fillers without implants or general anaesthesia.

2.How much volume can be added?
Typically, up to one cup size per session depending on your anatomy and tissue capacity. The exact volume is determined during consultation.

3.How many ml are required?
The required amount varies individually. Your practitioner will assess your current breast shape and desired outcome before recommending a safe and proportionate volume.

4.How long do results last?
Results usually last between 12 and 18 months depending on metabolism and lifestyle.

5.When will I see the final result?
Initial results are visible immediately. Final results can be assessed after swelling subsides within 1–2 weeks.

6.Is the procedure painful?
Local anaesthetic is used to ensure comfort. Mild tenderness may occur after treatment.

7.Are there risks?
Temporary swelling, bruising, or firmness may occur. All risks are discussed during consultation.

1.Can I sleep on my stomach after the procedure?
It is recommended to avoid sleeping on your stomach for at least 10–14 days to prevent pressure on the treated area.

2.Do I need to wear a bra?
Yes, wearing a supportive bra as advised by your practitioner is recommended during the initial healing period.

3.Can I go to the gym?
Upper body workouts should be avoided for 1–2 weeks. Light activities are allowed if you feel comfortable.

4.Can I shower normally?
Yes, but avoid hot baths, saunas, and excessive heat exposure for 48 hours.

5.How much water should I drink?
It is recommended to drink at least 2 litres of water daily to support tissue recovery.

1. What is a Non-Surgical BBL?
A Non-Surgical BBL is a non-invasive procedure designed to enhance and contour the buttocks using certified body fillers. It improves shape, adds volume, and enhances projection without surgery, general anaesthesia, or long downtime.

2. How many millilitres are required?
The treatment usually starts from 200ml and may require more depending on your starting shape and desired outcome. The exact amount is determined during your consultation after a full assessment of your anatomy, tissue quality, and aesthetic goals. Our specialist will always recommend a safe and proportionate volume.

3. When will I see results?
Initial results are visible immediately after the procedure. The final shape settles within two to three weeks once swelling has reduced.

4. How long do the results last?
Results typically last between 12 and 24 months. Longevity depends on metabolism, lifestyle, and individual body response.

5. Can I sit after the procedure?
Yes, you can sit, however proper technique is important. For the first 48 hours, prolonged direct pressure on the buttocks should be avoide

6. How should I sit correctly after treatment?
You should slightly shift your weight towards the back of your thighs rather than placing full pressure on the central buttock area. Avoid sitting for long continuous periods and take regular breaks. We provide full guidance and training on correct sitting technique before you leave the clinic.

7. Can I return to work immediately?
Most clients return to work the next day, provided the job does not involve heavy physical activity. If your job is sedentary, you must follow the sitting guidance provided by your practitioner.

8. How much water should I drink after the procedure?

On the day of treatment and during the recovery period, it is recommended to drink at least two litres of water per day. Proper hydration supports tissue recovery and optimal results.

9. When can I exercise again?
Strenuous exercise and lower body training should be avoided for at least 7 to 10 days. Your practitioner will advise based on your individual case.

10. Will there be swelling or bruising?
Mild to moderate swelling is normal and can last up to two weeks. Minor bruising may occur and typically resolves on its own.

11. Are there any contraindications?
The treatment is not suitable for individuals who are pregnant, breastfeeding, have active infections, blood clotting disorders, or certain medical conditions. A full medical assessment is carried out before treatment to ensure safety.

12. Is the procedure safe?
When performed by a qualified and experienced practitioner using certified products, Non-Surgical BBL is considered safe. A full consultation and assessment are always required before proceeding.

13. What aftercare should I follow?
You should avoid prolonged pressure on the treated area for the first few days, avoid alcohol for 48 hours, refrain from sauna or heat exposure for two weeks, avoid intense exercise during the initial recovery period, and strictly follow all personalised advice provided by your specialist.

14. Do I need to prepare for the procedure?
Yes, it is important to eat before your appointment. We recommend having a light meal 1–2 hours prior to the procedure to help you feel comfortable and avoid dizziness.

1. What are hip dips?
Hip dips are natural inward curves along the sides of the hips. Filler treatment smooths and contours this area for a balanced silhouette.

2. How many ml are needed?
The volume depends on the depth of the hip dips and desired outcome, typically starting from 20–80 ml.

3. How long do results last?
Results typically last between 12 and 24 months.

4. When will I see results?
Results are visible immediately, with final shape settling within 1–2 weeks.

5. Is there downtime?
Downtime is minimal. Mild swelling or bruising may occur.

6. Is it safe?
When performed by an experienced practitioner using certified products, the procedure is considered safe.

1. Can I sit after treatment?
Yes, but prolonged pressure on the area should be avoided for the first 48 hours.

2. Can I exercise?
Lower body workouts should be avoided for 7–10 days. Light walking is allowed.

3. Should I massage the area?
No, do not massage the treated area unless advised by your practitioner.

4. Can I sleep on my side?
Yes, but avoid direct pressure on the treated area during the first few days.

5. Should I avoid heat?
Yes, avoid saunas, hot baths, and heat exposure for 48 hours.

1. What areas can be treated with dermal fillers?
Cheeks, chin, jawline, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and under-eye area.

2. How long do fillers last?
Typically between 9 and 18 months depending on the area treated.

3. Are fillers reversible?
Yes, hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved if necessary.

4. When will I see results?
Results are visible immediately, with final results after swelling settles.

5. Is swelling normal?
Mild swelling and possible bruising are common and temporary.

6. Can I return to work the same day?
Yes, most clients return to work immediately.

1. Can I touch my face after treatment?
Avoid touching or applying pressure to the treated area for 24 hours.

2. Can I wear makeup?
Avoid makeup for at least 24 hours.

3. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense exercise for 24–48 hours.

4. Can I drink alcohol?
Avoid alcohol for 48 hours to reduce risk of bruising

5. How should I sleep?
Sleep on your back the first night if possible.

1. What is lip augmentation?
Lip augmentation is a non-surgical treatment using hyaluronic acid fillers to enhance lip volume, shape, and definition.

2. How long do lip fillers last?
Results typically last between 6 and 12 months depending on metabolism and lifestyle.

3. Will my lips look natural?
Yes, the volume and shape are customised according to your facial proportions and desired look.

4. Is the procedure painful?
A numbing cream is applied before treatment to ensure comfort. Mild sensitivity may occur afterwards.

5. When will I see final results?
Initial volume is visible immediately. Final results are assessed after swelling reduces, usually within 3–7 days.

6. Can lumps occur?
Temporary firmness may occur but usually settles as the filler integrates.

1. Can I kiss after lip fillers?
It is recommended to avoid kissing and excessive lip movement for 24–48 hours.

2. Can I wear lipstick?
Avoid applying lipstick or lip products for 24 hours.

3. Can I drink alcohol?
Avoid alcohol for 48 hours to minimise swelling and bruising.

4. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense workouts for 24–48 hours.

5. Can I apply ice?
Yes, a gentle cold compress can be applied to reduce swelling.

1. What is non-surgical rhinoplasty?
It is a procedure using dermal filler to reshape and contour the nose without surgery.

2. Can this treatment make my nose smaller?
The procedure cannot reduce nose size but can improve symmetry and profile appearance.

3. How long do results last?
Results typically last between 12 and 18 months.

4. When will I see results?
Results are visible immediately after treatment.

5. Is it safe?
When performed by an experienced practitioner, it is considered safe. A full consultation is required beforehand.

1. Can I wear glasses after treatment?
Avoid wearing heavy glasses for at least 1–2 weeks.

2. Can I touch my nose?
Avoid touching or applying pressure to the treated area for several days.

3. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense exercise for 48 hours.

4. Can I sleep on my side?
Sleep on your back for the first few nights to avoid pressure.

5. Can swelling occur?
Mild swelling or redness may occur and usually resolves within a few days.

1. What is PRP therapy?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy uses your own blood plasma to stimulate skin rejuvenation or hair growth.

2. What areas can be treated?
Face, under-eye area, scalp, neck, and décolletage.

3. How many sessions are needed?
Usually 3–4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart.

4. When will I see results?
Gradual improvement appears within 4–6 weeks.

5. Is PRP safe?
Yes, as it uses your own plasma, the risk of allergic reaction is minimal.

1. Can I wash my face after PRP?
Avoid washing the treated area for at least 12 hours.

2. Can I wear makeup?
Avoid makeup for 24 hours.

3. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense workouts for 24–48 hours.

4. Should I avoid sun exposure?
Yes, use SPF daily and avoid direct sun exposure.

5. Is redness normal?
Mild redness is common and usually settles within 1–2 days.

1. What is a thread lift?
A thread lift is a non-surgical lifting procedure using dissolvable threads to tighten and reposition the skin.

2. How long do results last?
Results typically last 12–18 months.

3. When will I see results?
A lifting effect is visible immediately, with continued improvement as collagen production increases.

4. Is it painful?
Local anaesthetic is used to ensure comfort.

5. Is there downtime?
Mild swelling and tightness may occur for several days.

1. What is non-surgical rhinoplasty?
It is a procedure using dermal filler to reshape and contour the nose without surgery.

2. Can this treatment make my nose smaller?
The procedure cannot reduce nose size but can improve symmetry and profile appearance.

3. How long do results last?
Results typically last between 12 and 18 months.

4. When will I see results?
Results are visible immediately after treatment.

5. Is it safe?
When performed by an experienced practitioner, it is considered safe. A full consultation is required beforehand.

1.What are anti-wrinkle injections?
Anti-wrinkle injections use botulinum toxin to temporarily relax specific facial muscles, reducing the appearance of dynamic wrinkles.

2. What areas can be treated?
Common areas include forehead lines, frown lines, and crow’s feet.

3. When will I see results?
Results usually begin to appear within 3–5 days, with full effect visible after 10–14 days.

4. How long do results last?
Results typically last 3–4 months.

5. Will my face look frozen?
When administered correctly and conservatively, results look natural and allow normal facial expression.

6. Is the treatment painful?
The injections are quick and generally well tolerated, with minimal discomfort.

1. Can I lie down after Botox?
Avoid lying down for at least 4 hours after treatment.

2. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours.

3. Can I touch or massage the area?
Do not rub or massage the treated areas for 24 hours

4. Can I drink alcohol?
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours to reduce bruising risk.

5. When can I have a top-up?
A review appointment is usually scheduled after 2 weeks if adjustment is required.

1. What are fat dissolving injections?
They are injectable treatments designed to break down localised fat deposits in specific areas of the body.

2. What areas can be treated?
Common areas include double chin, abdomen, flanks, inner thighs, and arms.

3. How many sessions are required?
Most clients require 2–4 sessions depending on the area and amount of fat.

4. When will I see results?
Results gradually appear over 4–6 weeks as the body eliminates the dissolved fat cells.

5. Is the fat permanently removed?
Yes, once fat cells are destroyed, they do not regenerate, although maintaining a stable weight is important.

6. Is swelling normal?
Yes, swelling is common and can last several days.

1. Is swelling expected after treatment?
Yes, swelling, tenderness, and firmness are common and may last up to 1–2 weeks depending on the area.

2. Can I exercise?
Light activity is allowed, but avoid intense exercise for 3–5 days.

3. Can I massage the area?
Only massage if advised by your practitioner.

4. Should I drink more water?
Yes, drink at least 2 litres of water daily to support lymphatic drainage.

5. Can I use heat treatments?
Avoid saunas, hot baths, and heat exposure for at least 48 hours.

1. What is Lemon Bottle treatment?
Lemon Bottle is a specialised fat dissolving injectable designed to target localised fat areas.

2. How is it different from other fat dissolvers?
It is formulated to break down fat effectively while aiming to minimise downtime.

3. How many sessions are needed?
Typically 2–4 sessions depending on the treatment area.

4. When will I see results?
Gradual results appear within 3–6 weeks.

5. Is it suitable for weight loss?
No, it is designed for contouring small localised fat areas, not overall weight loss.

1. Can I massage the area after Lemon Bottle?
Do not massage unless specifically instructed.

2. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense workouts for 3–5 days.

3. Should I increase water intake?
Yes, hydration supports optimal results.

4. Is swelling normal?
Yes, swelling and tenderness are common temporary effects.

5. Can I drink alcohol?
Avoid alcohol for 48 hours.

1. What is cryolipolysis?

Cryolipolysis is a non-invasive treatment that freezes fat cells using controlled cooling. The treated fat cells gradually break down and are naturally eliminated by the body over several weeks.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is recommended for patients with localized fat deposits, stable weight, and those who prefer a non-injectable solution.

3.Is the procedure painful?
No. You may feel intense cold and pressure at the beginning, but the area quickly becomes numb.

4.What happens after the treatment?
Temporary sensitivity, mild soreness, numbness, or occasional bruising may occur. You can return to normal activities immediately.

5.When will I see results?
Visible changes appear after 3–4 weeks, with maximum results developing over 2–3 months. Usually, 1–3 sessions per area are recommended, spaced 6–8 weeks apart.

1. Is numbness normal?
Yes. Temporary numbness, tingling, or sensitivity can last from a few days up to 2 weeks. This is part of the normal recovery process.

2. Can I return to work immediately?
Yes. There is no downtime. You may resume normal daily activities the same day.

3. Should I massage the area?
Gentle massage may be recommended as it can enhance fat breakdown and improve results.

4. Why does the area feel firm?
Firmness is a normal inflammatory response while the body processes frozen fat cells.

5. When will swelling go down?
Mild swelling usually resolves within several days.

1.What is RF Microneedling?
 RF Microneedling combines microneedles with radiofrequency energy to stimulate collagen production. It improves skin texture, reduces pores, post-acne marks, and fine lines.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is ideal for enlarged pores, acne scars, uneven texture, mild skin laxity, and early signs of aging.

3.What is the recovery time?
Redness typically lasts 1–3 days, and mild swelling may occur. SPF is mandatory, and makeup should be avoided for 24 hours.

4.When will I see results?
Results gradually improve over 3–4 weeks. A course of 3–4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart is recommended.

1. How long will redness last?
Redness typically lasts 1–3 days. In sensitive skin it may last slightly longer.

2. When can I wear makeup?
Makeup can be applied after 24 hours, once the skin barrier begins to recover.

3. Can I go to the gym?
Avoid gym, sauna, and heavy sweating for 48 hours to prevent irritation and inflammation.

4. Why must I avoid acids and retinol?
The skin is temporarily more sensitive. Active ingredients can cause irritation or pigmentation if used too early.

5. Is SPF really necessary?
Yes. SPF 50 is mandatory to prevent post-inflammatory pigmentation.

1.What is RF Skin Tightening?
This is a non-invasive treatment that heats the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate collagen and tighten tissues.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is recommended for mild skin laxity, jawline definition, neck, décolleté, and body tightening.

3.Is there downtime?
There is minimal downtime. Mild redness may occur, and patients can return to normal activities immediately.

4.When will I see results?
A slight tightening effect can be seen immediately, with more noticeable results after 3–4 weeks. A course of 4–6 sessions is typically recommended.

1. Can I exercise the same day?
Light activity is allowed, but avoid overheating the area for 24–48 hours.

2. Why does my skin feel warm?
RF stimulates collagen through controlled heating. Mild warmth after treatment is normal.

3. Is redness normal?
Yes, mild redness may appear for several hours.

4. Do I need special skincare?
Gentle hydration and SPF are recommended. Avoid aggressive treatments for several days.

1.What is cavitation?
Cavitation is an ultrasound-based treatment that breaks down fat cells without injections.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for localized fat and body contouring, especially when combined with lymphatic drainage.

3.What should I do after the procedure?
Drink plenty of water, maintain light physical activity, and avoid alcohol for 48 hours.

4.Can it remove large fat volumes?
Cavitation is designed for moderate correction and is not an alternative to liposuction. A course of 6–8 sessions is usually required.

1. Why do I need to drink water?
Water helps the body eliminate disrupted fat cells via the lymphatic system.

2. Can I drink alcohol after?
Avoid alcohol for 48 hours, as it slows fat metabolism.

3. Should I exercise?
Yes, light physical activity enhances fat elimination.

4. When will I see changes?
Results are gradual and require a full course of sessions.

1.What is biorevitalization?
Biorevitalization is an injectable treatment that deeply hydrates and improves skin quality. It may include hyaluronic acid, polynucleotides, amino acids, and antioxidants.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is recommended for dry, dull skin, pigmentation, and early signs of aging.

3.Will there be papules?
Yes, small papules may appear for 1–3 days depending on the product used.

4.Does it add volume?
No. Biorevitalization improves skin quality but does not add volume like fillers.

5.How many sessions are needed?
A course of 3–4 sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart is typically recommended.

1. Will I have bumps (papules)?
Yes. Small papules may remain for 1–3 days depending on the product and skin type.

2. Can I touch or massage my face?
No. Avoid touching or massaging for at least 48 hours.

3. When can I wear makeup?
After 24 hours.

4. Can I go to sauna or gym?
Avoid heat, gym, and alcohol for 48 hours.

5. Why is SPF mandatory?
Skin is more sensitive and prone to pigmentation after injections.

1.What are skin boosters?
Skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to improve skin density, hydration, and radiance.

2.Who are they suitable for?
They are ideal for thin, dehydrated skin and anti-aging prevention.

3.How are they different from biorevitalization?
Skin boosters provide a denser and longer-lasting skin-quality improvement.

4.How many sessions are required?
Usually 2–3 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart.

1. How long will swelling last?
Mild swelling or small bumps may last 1–3 days.

2. Can I have a facial massage?
No massage for 7–10 days.

3. When can I return to normal routine?
Most daily activities can be resumed the next day, avoiding heat exposure.

4. Can bruising appear?
Yes, small bruises are possible and resolve within several days.

1.What is mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy involves microinjections of vitamins, amino acids, and active ingredients to improve skin condition.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is recommended for dull skin, pigmentation, acne-prone, and oily skin.

3.How is it different from biorevitalization?
Mesotherapy uses vitamin-based cocktails, while biorevitalization focuses primarily on deep hydration.

4.How many treatments are needed?
A course of 8–10 sessions spaced 7–14 days apart is usually recommended.

1. Is redness normal?
Yes, mild redness or small injection marks may last 1–2 days.

2. Can I use active skincare?
Avoid acids and retinol for 3–5 days.

3. Can I exercise?
Avoid intense activity for 48 hours.

4. When can I wash my face?
Gentle cleansing is allowed after 6–8 hours..

1.What is a PCA Peel?
A PCA Peel is a professional chemical peel designed to treat pigmentation, acne, and uneven skin texture.

2.What is the recovery time?
Peeling typically lasts 3–7 days. SPF is mandatory, and acids should be avoided during recovery.

3.How often can it be done?
A course of 3–5 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart is recommended.

1. How long will peeling last?
Peeling typically lasts 3–7 days.

2. Can I remove peeling skin?
No. Do not manually peel to avoid scarring and pigmentation.

3. Can I be in the sun?
Sun exposure must be avoided. SPF 50 is mandatory.

4. When can I resume active skincare?
Only after full recovery (7–10 days).

1.What is PRX T-33 Peel?
PRX T-33 is a biorevitalizing peel that improves skin firmness and texture without significant peeling.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is recommended for dull skin, mild laxity, post-acne marks, and fine lines.

3.Can it be done in summer?
Yes, it can be performed during summer with proper SPF protection.

4.How many sessions are needed?
Typically 3–4 sessions spaced 7–14 days apart.

1. Will my skin peel?
Minimal peeling or dryness may occur.

2. Can I do it in summer?
Yes, with strict SPF protection.

3. When can I use acids again?
After 5–7 days.

4. Can I wear makeup?
Yes, usually the next day.

1.What is Diamond Peel?
Diamond Peel is a mechanical skin resurfacing treatment performed with a diamond-tip device to improve texture and radiance.

2.Is it a deep cleansing?
No, it is mechanical exfoliation rather than a traditional deep cleansing.

3.When will I see results?
Results are visible immediately. A course of 4–6 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart is recommended.

1. Is redness normal?
Yes, mild redness may last a few hours.

2. Can I go in the sun?
Avoid direct sun exposure for several days.

3. When can I use acids again?
After 3–5 days.

4. Can I combine it with other treatments?
Yes, but timing should be discussed with your specialist.

1.What is Fibroblast Treatment?
Fibroblast is a non-surgical plasma skin tightening treatment used for lifting eyelids, reducing wrinkles, and improving skin laxity on the face and body.

2.Who is it suitable for?
It is ideal for moderate skin laxity, fine wrinkles, stretch marks, and small scars.

3.What is the recovery time?
Small crusts form and last 5–7 days. They should not be removed manually. SPF and antiseptic care are essential.

4.Is it a replacement for surgery?
It is a gentle alternative for moderate concerns but does not fully replace surgical procedures.

1. Can I remove crusts?
No. Crusts must fall off naturally within 5–7 days.

2. How long will swelling last?
Swelling may last 3–7 days, especially around the eyes.

3. Can I wear makeup?
Only after crusts fall off completely.

4. Can I go to gym or sauna?
Avoid for 7 days.

5. Why is SPF so important?
To prevent pigmentation during healing (4–6 weeks protection required).

1. What is Radiesse?
Radiesse is an injectable treatment based on calcium hydroxylapatite that restores volume and stimulates natural collagen production.

2. Is it a filler or a biostimulator?
It is both — a filler and a collagen stimulator providing immediate volume and prolonged skin tightening.

3. Which areas can be treated?
Cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, mandibular angle, nasolabial folds, chin, temples, hands. Not used under the eyes or in the lips.

4. At what age can it be done?
Usually from 30–35 years old when signs of volume and density loss appear.

5. How long does the result last?
On average 12–18 months, sometimes up to 24 months.

6. When is the result visible?
Volume is visible immediately. Skin density improves within 1–3 months.

7. How many procedures are needed?
Usually one. In pronounced cases — two sessions 6–8 weeks apart.

8. Is it painful?
Generally comfortable. Anesthesia is used.

9. How long does the procedure take?
About 30–40 minutes.

10. Will there be swelling or bruising?
Mild swelling or bruising may occur for 2–5 days.

11. Can it be done in summer?
Yes, no seasonal restrictions.

12. Can it be combined with other procedures?
Yes, with botulinum therapy, device treatments and other fillers.

13. Can Radiesse be dissolved?
No.

14. Is it suitable for loose skin?
Yes, especially with reduced density.

15. Is it suitable for severe ptosis?
A combined approach may be required.

16. Can it be done for men?
Yes.

17. Can it be injected into the lips?
No.

18. Can it be injected under the eyes?
No.

19. How is it different from hyaluronic acid fillers? Longer lasting, stimulates collagen, does not attract water, firmer lifting effect.

20. Can it be injected into the neck or décolleté?
Yes, using hyperdilution technique.

21. Can it be repeated?
Yes, usually after 12–18 months.

22. Can it be used on thin skin?
According to doctor’s assessment.

23. Can several areas be treated at once?
Yes, if no contraindications.

24. How many milliliters are needed per session? Usually 1–2 syringes (1.5–3 ml).

25. Is one syringe enough?
In mild cases yes, otherwise two may be required.

26. Does it change face shape?
It can enhance cheekbones, jawline, chin and restore volume.

27. Can it change cheek shape?
Yes.

28. Will there be swelling after the procedure?
Mild swelling 2–4 days possible.

29. Can someone look overfilled?
No, if done correctly.

30. When does firmness disappear?
1–2 weeks.

31. Will it affect future facelift surgery?
No, but inform the surgeon and allow 12 months.
Yes, usually the next day.

1. Is there downtime?
Social activity is possible immediately.

2. For 3–5 days avoid: massaging the area, sauna/steam room, intense sport, alcohol for 24 hours.

1. What is Profhilo?
Injectable treatment based on highly concentrated hyaluronic acid for hydration and skin densification.

2. Is it a filler?
No.

3. What does it do?
Hydrates, improves elasticity, increases density, reduces laxity, mild lifting effect.

4. Does it create volume?
No.
5. Is it injected all over the face?
No, 5 points per side (BAP technique).

6. Why only 5 points?
It spreads evenly in tissues.

7. How many ml per session?
2 ml.

8. How many procedures are needed?
Two sessions 4 weeks apart.

9. When are results visible?
2–3 weeks after first session.

10. How long does it last?
6–9 months.

11. At what age can it be done?
Usually from 30 years old.

12. Is it suitable for thin skin?
Yes.

13. Will there be papules?
Yes, 6–24 hours.

14. Will there be swelling?
Mild swelling 1–2 days.

15. Is it painful?
Generally comfortable.

16. Can it be done in summer?
Yes.

17. Can it be combined?
Yes.

18. Can it be injected under the eyes?
Classic Profhilo — no.

19. Can it be used for neck and décolleté?
Yes.

20. Is it suitable for severe ptosis?
Combined approach required.

21. Can it be done for men?
Yes.

22. Can it be dissolved?
Yes.

23. Can someone look overfilled?
No.

24. What is included in the composition?
64 mg hyaluronic acid in 2 ml.

25. Is it regular hyaluronic acid?
No, combination of low and high molecular weight HA.

26. Does it contain lidocaine? No.

27. Does it contain hormones?
No.

28. How does it work?
Stimulates fibroblasts, collagen and elastin.

29. Is it biorevitalization?
It belongs to bioremodeling treatments.

1. Is there downtime?
Social activity immediately.

2. For 2–3 days avoid: sauna, intense sport, massaging the area.

1. What is Sculptra?
A treatment based on poly-L-lactic acid stimulating collagen production.

2. Is it a filler?
No.

3. What is in the composition?
PLLA, sterile water, lidocaine may be added.

4. Can it be used for the face?
Yes.

5. Which facial areas?
Temples, cheeks, mid-face, jawline, chin.

6. For body areas?
Buttocks, inner thighs, shoulders, above knees.

7. Does it increase buttocks volume?
Yes, gradually.

8. When are results visible?
4–6 weeks, maximum at 2–3 months.

9. How many procedures are needed?
2–3 sessions 6–8 weeks apart.

10. How long does it last?
Up to 2–3 years.

11. Will there be swelling?
2–5 days possible.

12. What is the 5-5-5 rule?
Massage 5 minutes, 5 times daily, for 5 days.

13. Can it be dissolved?
No.

14. Is it suitable for severe ptosis?
Combined or surgical approach may be required.

15. At what age can it be done?
Usually from 35–40 years.

16. Can it be combined with fillers?
Yes, step by step.

1. Massage required: 5 minutes, 5 times a day, for 5 days.

2. Avoid intense sport for 2–3 days.

3. Avoid sauna/steam room for 5–7 days.

4. Avoid alcohol for 24 hours.

5. Mild swelling may occur 2–5 days.