Botox treatment is particularly suitable for wrinkles that are caused by heavy use of certain muscles in different parts of the face. These so-called dynamic or mimic wrinkles can be very different depending on the individual facial expressions. They arise when the same muscles are repeatedly tensed under the skin and the skin is repeatedly stressed in the same places. Typical expression lines are laughter lines around the eyes or the thinking lines running horizontally on the forehead. The so-called frown lines between the eyebrows can also be alleviated with a Botox treatment. Since Botox partially shuts down the relevant muscles, contraction can no longer take place and the facial skin relaxes. The result: Wrinkles are smoothed out and the formation of new wrinkles is prevented due to the reduced muscle tension. In addition, Botox can now also be used for far more types of wrinkles than in the past. Types of wrinkles that could previously only be treated with surgery or fillers, such as neck or lip wrinkles, can in some cases be smoothed out with botulinum toxin. Especially with wrinkles that have not yet reached a certain depth, a Botox treatment can help to smooth these regions. The best results of non-surgical wrinkle treatments are often achieved through a combined use of Botox and various fillers.

The minimally invasive wrinkle treatment is an effective rejuvenation cure for skin and tissue, it ensures new fullness and youthful freshness. It is not for nothing that hyaluronic acid is a component of many anti-wrinkle creams. Cosmetic preparations actually refresh and smooth the skin in the short term but only for a few hours. Anti-wrinkle creams do not achieve the same effect that can be achieved with wrinkle injections. Wrinkle injections with hyaluronic acid promise a clear and long-lasting rejuvenation effect. The hyaluronic acid used for wrinkle injections is a gel-like liquid substance. The active ingredient is mostly produced biosynthetically by fermentation of microorganisms. The substance obtained largely corresponds to human hyaluronic acid and therefore, as a rule, does not cause allergies. Even biosynthetically produced hyaluronic acid does not remain permanently in the tissue. Since it is a body-related active ingredient, hyaluronic acid is biodegradable. It is gradually broken down by the body into its components water and carbon dioxide and disposed of naturally by the organism. For this reason, the treatment must be repeated from time to time.

Mesotherapy is a treatment stimulating natural regenerative processes. It is a method of treating various skin disorders by inserting small doses of medicinal substances directly into the target area. Long-term exposure to harmful environmental factors, stress, smoking, drugs, and solar radiation causes adverse skin changes. Mesotherapy makes it possible to reverse or stop many adverse changes and is a valuable component of anti-ageing medicine. The preparations delivered into the skin are a cocktail of vitamins, amino acids, microelements, hyaluronic acid and plant extracts. Hyaluronic acid fills the space between collagen fibres and imbibes water, making the skin optimally moisturised. Thanks to improved vascularization, the skin is better oxygenated, fairer, healthier.

Injection Lipolysis is a nonsurgical procedure that reduces the number of fat cells in the target area. It is a minimally invasive aesthetic surgery treatment that uses a chemical called deoxycholic acid or phosphatidylcholine to damage and kill fat cells.
The injection lipolysis procedure can be used to effectively get rid of pockets of subcutaneous fat (fat pads under the skin) in problem areas like the double chin or love handles.
The injections contain a chemical called sodium deoxycholate DC or phosphatidylcholine PPC. Deoxycholic acid is found in the bile secreted by the liver and gallbladder in the human body to digest fats. The chemicals have metabolic and structural effects on fat cells. They destroy the cell membranes of fat cells. The destruction of the cell membrane causes the fat cells to liquefy, dissolve and die, thus resulting in fat reduction in the treatment area. This destruction of a fat cell is the underlying principle behind the efficacy of injection lipolysis. Interestingly, the procedure was first developed to treat fat embolism, this is a condition in which a piece of fat gets lodged in a blood vessel and blocks the flow of blood.
Shortly after the injection, a local reaction in the form of redness, burning and a significant swelling can be felt.
These symptoms subside about 3 to 5 days after injection.
Within the next 2 – 6 weeks, the fat deposit is usually visibly reduced by treatment with injection lipolysis.
The final result of the treatment is reached after about 8-10 weeks. The body contour of the patient treated with injection lipolysis changes in a slow, continuous process.