Botulinum toxin temporarily blocks neuromuscular transmission, relaxing facial muscles. It reduces dynamic wrinkles on the forehead, glabella, and around the eyes. Results last 3–6 months.

How to prepare:

• Do not consume alcohol for 24 hours.
• Do not use anticoagulants/NSAIDs for 2–3 days (if possible).
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell the doctor:

• Pregnancy, lactation.
• Neurological diseases (myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton, etc.).
• Medications being used (anticoagulants, antibiotics, antidepressants).
• Previous reactions to botulinum.
• Active inflammation in the treatment area.

What not to do after the procedure:

• Do not lie down or keep your head down for 4 hours.
• Do not exercise, go to the sauna/heat for 24 hours.
• Do not have facial massages or aesthetic procedures in the injection area for 1 week.

A calcium hydroxylapatite dermal filler that provides immediate volume and strong collagen stimulation. Results last up to 12–18 months.

How to prepare:

• 48 hours without alcohol.
• Avoid medications that increase bleeding risk for 3–5 days.
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

Inform your doctor about:

• Tendency to scarring, fibrosis.
• Autoimmune diseases.
• Allergic reactions, especially to local anesthesia.
• Planned upcoming aesthetic procedures (lasers, RF).
• Use of anticoagulants.

What not to do after the procedure:

• 48 hours: heat, sauna.
• 24 hours: sports, makeup.
• 1–2 weeks: avoid intense massages/RF/US in the treated area.

A hybrid filler that combines hyaluronic acid for immediate volume and CaHA for long-term collagen stimulation. Ideal for facial oval, cheeks, jawline.

How to prepare:

• 24 hours without alcohol.
• Do not take medications that promote bleeding for 3 days.
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell your doctor about:

• Autoimmune diseases, skin conditions in the treatment area.
• Allergies, especially to lidocaine.
• Previous fillers and their type.
• Bruxism, facial asymmetries.
• Chronic inflammation, herpes.

What not to do after the procedure:

• 48 hours heat, sports.
• 1–2 weeks intensive facial apparatus treatments.
• Press, massage the treated area (unless otherwise instructed by the doctor).

Hyaluronic acid injections for lip hydration, shape correction, and asymmetry improvement. Results last 6–12 months.

How to prepare:

• Do not use anticoagulants/NSAIDs for 3–5 days.
• No alcohol for 24 hours.
• In case of herpes recurrence – prophylactic therapy.
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell the doctor:

• Tendency to herpes infection.
• Allergies, especially to lidocaine.
• Previous lip procedures.
• Autoimmune diseases.
• Use of anticoagulants/antidepressants.

What not to do after the procedure:

• For 48 hours: heat, sauna, sports, smoking.
• For 24 hours: hot drinks, kissing.

Hyaluronic acid preparations for facial volume restoration (cheeks, chin, temples, jawline), contouring, and tissue support.

How to prepare:

• 24 hours without alcohol.
• Do not use blood thinners for 3 days (if possible).
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell the doctor:

• Previous fillers and their type.
• Autoimmune and connective tissue diseases.
• Allergies.
• Tendency to swelling, lymphatic problems.
• Medications affecting blood clotting.

What not to do after the procedure:

• 48 hours of heat.
• 24 hours of sports.
• 1 week of intensive facial manipulations (RF, massages).
• Press or injure the treated area.

Intradermal injections with hyaluronic acid, amino acids, vitamins, and peptides for skin hydration, firmness, and tone.

How to prepare:

• 24 hours without alcohol.
• Do not use NSAIDs for 2–3 days.
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell the doctor about:

• Allergies, atopic skin, dermatitis.
• Pregnancy, lactation.
• Using retinoids or active acid products.
• Tendency to herpes (facial).
• Autoimmune diseases.

What not to do after the procedure:

• 24 hours decorative cosmetics.
• 48 hours sports, heat, sauna.
• Avoid sun and solarium for 7 days.

Enzyme injections (collagenase, lipase, hyaluronidase) for reducing local fibroses, edema, scars, cellulite, or localized fat deposits.

How to prepare:

• 24 hours without alcohol.
• Do not use anticoagulants for 5–7 days (if possible).
• The treatment area must be free of inflammation.
• arrive with clean skin, without make-up

What to tell your doctor:

• Allergies, especially to enzymes.
• Risk of scarring.
• Autoimmune and endocrine diseases.
• Previous aesthetic procedures in the area.
• Lymphatic problems, edema.

What not to do after the procedure:

• 48–72 hours of heat and sports.
• 7 days of intense massages or аппаратные procedures.
• Press and traumatize the treated area.

Autologous plasma injections containing growth factors for tissue regeneration. Used for facial skin quality, scars, and hair loss.

How to prepare:

• Drink plenty of water for 24 hours.
• Do not consume alcohol for 3 days.
• Have breakfast on the day of the procedure.
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell your doctor about:

• Blood clotting disorders.
• Use of anticoagulants.
• Autoimmune diseases.
• Pregnancy/lactation.
• Infections, acute illnesses.

What not to do after the procedure:

• No makeup on the face for 24 hours.
• No sports, heat for 48 hours.
• No intense sun or solarium for 72 hours.

Light therapy for the correction of pigmentation, erythema, vascular lesions, texture, and signs of aging. With minimal downtime.

How to prepare:

• Do not sunbathe for 2 weeks.
• Do not use retinoids/acids for 7 days.
• Use SPF on the day of the procedure.
• Arrive with clean skin, without makeup.

What to tell your doctor:

• Photodermatoses, melasma, rosacea.
• Pigmentation disorders.
• Medications used (retinoids, photosensitizers).
• Hypersensitivity to light procedures.
• Previous lasers or chemical peels.

What not to do after the procedure:

• For 48–72 h: heat, sports.
• For 7 days: active sun exposure.
• Do not touch or remove dark pigment scabs.

Non-ablative fractional laser for gentle skin rejuvenation – tone, texture, pigmentation, pores. Short downtime, also suitable for darker skin types.

How to prepare:

• Do not use retinoids/acids for 1 week.
• Avoid sun exposure for 2 weeks.
• Arrive with clean skin.

Inform your doctor about:

• Melasma, risk of hyper/hypopigmentation.
• Chronic dermatological conditions (psoriasis, dermatitis).
• Photosensitizing medications.
• Allergies to anesthetics.
• Previous laser procedures.

What not to do after the procedure:

• Avoid sports and heat for 48 hours.
• Avoid sun and solarium for 5–7 days.
• Do not peel the skin – allow micro-peeling to occur naturally.