Surgeries, fillers, laser, radiofrequency microneedling. How do you know what best suits your profile?
Beauty is the harmony and agreement of the small details of a whole. Gazes, smiles, expressions. Our face is made up of a sum of unique features. Features that define our identity. Features that tell the world who we are.
When they seek facial surgery, men and women want to fulfill the desire to change something that bothers them. Most of the time, they come to my office looking for a single procedure: surgery on the nose or the eyelids, changing the eyebrows, or even the neck.
This is when we apply the so-called Global Facial Analysis, which consists of a thorough assessment of every detail of the face, with the aim of recommending the most suitable aesthetic procedures for each case.
Often, a patient wants an eyebrow arch shape that may not suit her face. What we identify in the global facial analysis is what would be most appropriate. After all, what fits one person perfectly may not have the same result in another. That is why there is no ready-made formula. Each patient is unique and, to maintain a natural appearance, every feature, every expression, every detail must be assessed.
It is also through the global analysis that we identify which complementary procedures are appropriate for each case.
To achieve even better results in surgery, for example, we combine fractional CO2 laser with radiofrequency microneedling, a modern, extremely safe procedure that can considerably improve skin tone. In some specific cases, we may recommend fat filling and Nano Fat.
To achieve a more complete result, we recommend some post-surgical refinements, such as hyaluronic acid fillers and botulinum toxin injections. The technique is used to improve facial contours, which are often compromised not only by the loss of fat volume but also by the bone retraction caused by aging.
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This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a consultation. Whether any procedure is indicated depends on an in-person assessment, case by case. CRM SP 90.116 | RQE 11.350.
