Treatments
Every treatment begins with understanding your face — its structure, movement, and how it has changed over time.
Botox and Neuromodulators
Botulinum toxin relaxes muscles that create expression lines. The wrinkles soften, the face keeps moving naturally. Forehead lines, frown lines (glabella), crow's feet, bunny lines, lip flip, full-face Botox, Nefertiti neck lift for neck bands and jawline, bruxism and masseter reduction for jaw clenching, teeth grinding, and facial slimming. Dysport, Botox, Xeomin — the product depends on the area and the patient. 10–15 minutes, no downtime. First results in 3–5 days, full effect at two weeks. Lasts 3–4 months. Some younger patients use it preventatively. For bruxism, it's also a medical solution for chronic jaw tension.
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Dermal Fillers
Hyaluronic acid gel that restores volume, builds contour, smooths deep lines. Visible right away. Lips — volume, shape, symmetry, Russian Lips and Swedish Lips techniques. Cheeks and midface. Nasolabial folds. Jawline and chin. Tear troughs. Temples. Juvederm, Restylane, Revanesse, Teosyal. Different products for different depths and areas. 20–45 minutes. Some swelling or bruising for a few days. Results last 6–18 months depending on product and placement. Romina works from the bone structure — ten years of dental practice gave her an understanding of how bone, muscle, and soft tissue interact. Her fillers integrate and become part of the face.
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Lip Enhancement
Lip enhancement with hyaluronic acid fillers — adding volume, refining shape, restoring symmetry. Russian Lips technique creates a defined, doll-like shape with height in the center. Swedish Lips technique gives a softer, naturally full result. The choice depends on facial proportions and personal preference. Juvederm, Restylane, Revanesse, Teosyal — different products for different goals. 15–30 minutes. Swelling is normal for 2–3 days. Final shape settles within two weeks. Results last 6–12 months.
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Collagen Stimulation
Collagen stimulators work differently from fillers. Instead of adding volume directly, they trigger the body's own collagen production. The result builds gradually over weeks and months. Sculptra — poly-L-lactic acid. Injected into areas of volume loss, it stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen. The effect is cumulative: each session adds to the previous one. Aesthefill — poly-lactic acid microspheres for gradual, targeted collagen stimulation. Typically 2–3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart. Results appear over 2–3 months and can last up to two years. Best for patients who want gradual, structural improvement rather than instant change.
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ULTRAFORMER
ULTRAFORMER III uses focused ultrasound to reach the SMAS layer — the deep structural tissue of the face and neck. No cutting, no needles, no downtime. Full face tightening, jawline definition, neck and double chin, brow lift, skin texture. 30–60 minutes. Mild redness possible, gone within hours. Results build over 2–3 months as collagen regenerates. Can last up to 12 months.
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Skin Boosters, Biostimulators, and Polynucleotides
Treatments for skin quality — hydration, texture, elasticity, glow. Not about adding volume. Hyaluronic acid boosters and bio-remodelers: Profhilo — high-concentration HA, tightens and hydrates, bio-remodeling effect. Jalupro — amino acid and HA complex, revitalization and fine lines. Cellbooster — targeted hydration and radiance. Aesthefill — poly-lactic acid microspheres, gradual collagen stimulation. Polynucleotides: Plinest — trout DNA-derived, cellular regeneration and repair. Rejuran — salmon DNA-derived PDRN, tissue repair, scars, skin barrier. Vitaran — purified polynucleotide bio-revitalizer, hydration and elasticity. Collagen stimulator: Sculptra — poly-L-lactic acid, triggers the body's own collagen. The effect builds gradually over weeks. Most treatments take 15–30 minutes. Usually 2–3 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart. Results improve over time and last 6–12 months.
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Results may vary. All treatments require an in-person consultation. This website provides general information and does not constitute medical advice.