SERVICE OVERVIEW
Overview of aesthetic treatments
Botulinum therapy
Botulinum toxin therapy is one of the most sought-after aesthetic treatments.
The active ingredient not only blocks the facial muscles, but also the sweat and salivary glands. This not only relaxes the muscles and smooths wrinkles, but also inhibits sweat production.
The effect usually sets in after 48-72 hours and lasts for 3 to 6 months.
In addition to wrinkle treatment and the reduction of excessive sweating, botulinum preparations are used to treat depression and migraines.
Areas of application
- Forehead wrinkles
- Frown lines
- Crow’s feet – wrinkles around the eyes
- Hydro / micro Botox
- Bunny lines – wrinkles on the nasal bridge
- Gummy smile
- Strawberry chin – wrinkles in the chin area
- Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
Skin booster
Our skin has to endure a lot every day: sun exposure, exhaust fumes in the air, stress – so it’s no wonder that over time it looks older, rougher and more and more wrinkles form.
Hyaluronic acid – it moisturises the skin and also promotes its elasticity.
With the skin booster treatment, you benefit from the molecular interactions of hyaluronic acid with the skin; hyaluronic acid is not used as a filler here. This reduces wrinkles, sun-induced signs of ageing and acne scars.
The result: a fresh, natural-looking and radiant appearance!
Areas of application
- Forehead
- Cheeks
- Crow’s feet
- Wrinkles around the mouth
- Acne scars
- Neck
- Décolletage
- Hands
Volume and pointilift / hyaluronic filter
Wrinkles are a natural part of ageing, but smooth, beautiful skin radiates vitality, dynamism and youthfulness. We offer you low-risk wrinkle treatment without scalpels, anaesthesia or scars, performed to the highest professional standards.
Areas of application
- Face
- Periocular wrinkles
- Cheek area
- Facial wrinkles
- Lip lines
- Lip volume/contour
- Neck
- Nose contour
- Chin
- Glabella
No coverage under statutory health insurance
Unfortunately, these examinations are not covered by statutory health insurance. They are part of what is known as individual health services and are billed privately to the patient in accordance with the German Scale of Medical Fees (GoÄ).