Precision.
With a personal touch.

Fractional CO2 laser creates controlled microscopic treatment zones in the skin. It can improve texture, fine lines and selected scars through skin renewal and collagen remodelling.

Endolifting is a minimally invasive laser procedure using a fine fibre beneath the skin. It is intended to address selected skin laxity and contour concerns; it is not a surgical facelift.

Picosecond laser uses very short pulses of energy to address selected pigmentation and skin-quality concerns. Settings and a treatment course are chosen for your skin and concern.

Diode laser targets pigment in the hair follicle to reduce unwanted hair growth. Because hair grows in cycles, a course is usually needed.

Sculptra is an injectable poly-L-lactic acid collagen stimulator. Rather than providing the immediate effect of a conventional filler, it is used for gradual improvement in facial volume and skin support.

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers can add volume or refine selected facial contours. Product, placement and amount are chosen after a detailed discussion of your anatomy and goals.

Radiesse contains calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres in a gel carrier. It can be used for selected volume correction or, when diluted or hyperdiluted, for skin-quality and collagen-stimulation goals.

Juvelook combines poly-D,L-lactic acid with hyaluronic acid. It is used for gradual collagen stimulation and skin-quality improvement, with an individual treatment plan.

Picosecond laser breaks selected tattoo pigments into smaller particles that the body gradually clears. Treatment is planned around ink, colour, depth, tattoo location and your skin.

Scar type matters. Fractional CO2 laser can address selected textural scars, while TCA CROSS applies a strong acid precisely within selected narrow, deep scars. They are different procedures, not interchangeable treatments.