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Sooner or later wrinkles, fine lines and a loss of contour affect our skin. Internal and external factors are responsible for these developments. External factors such as UVlight, smoking or incorrect skin care may influence the state of our skin. As for the internal factors, age and genetics play an important role: the subcutaneous layers diminish and the skin becomes less flexible and thinner.
We will advise you how these changes can be lessened and premature ageing can be prevented. Depending on the nature and severity of the skin changes that bother you, different therapeutic methods are considered.
They include local therapy with Cosmeceuticals or temporary or long-lasting wrinkle correction using other methods. The procedures are individualised and adjusted according to the reason and type of wrinkling. Combined procedures and a step-by-step approach are often appropriate.

Treatment of wrinkles and contour loss

Botox: Mimic wrinkles (crow's feet, laugh lines, frown lines, forehead wrinkles and wrinkles in the perioral region, chin or neck are best treated with Botox . The use of Botox is the most successful treatment of mimic wrinkles because it will treat the cause of these wrinkles: hyperactive muscle contraction.

Fillers: We only use well-tolerated, biodegradable hyaluronic acid Fillers. We believe that permanent fillers are conceptually wrong and that they may be medically problematic. Hyaluronic acid fillers are used for the correction of static wrinkling, contourdefects and atrophic scars. The fillers are injected into different layers of the skin either using a needle or a cannula, which instantly raises the level of the tissue. Hyaluronic acid is the main natural constituent of our connective tissue. It is a non-allergenic, well-tolerated, non-animal filler which degrades into water. We have wide-ranging experience with hyaluronic acid fillers.