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Overview of Aesthetic Treatments

Botulinum Therapy

Botulinum toxin therapy is at the top of the most requested aesthetic treatments. The active ingredient blocks not only 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 3 to 6 months.

Areas of application

  • Forehead lines
  • Frown lines
  • Crow's feet – lines around the eyes
  • Hydro / micro Botox
  • Bunny lines – wrinkles on the bridge of the nose
  • Gummy smile
  • Dimpled chin – wrinkles in the chin area
  • Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
Aesthetic Treatment

Skin Boosters

Hyaluronic acid supplies the skin with moisture and also promotes its elasticity. With skin booster treatment you benefit from the molecular interactions of hyaluronic acid with the skin; here the hyaluronic acid is not used as a filler. This reduces fine lines, sun-related signs of ageing and acne scars.

Areas of application

Forehead, cheeks, crow's feet, fine lines around the mouth, acne scars, neck, décolleté, hands

Volume and Point Lift / Hyaluronic Fillers

Wrinkles are part of natural ageing, but smooth, beautiful skin radiates vitality, dynamism and youthfulness. We offer you low-risk wrinkle treatment without scalpel, anaesthesia or scars at the highest professional level.

Areas of application

Face, periocular wrinkles, cheek area, facial wrinkles, labial folds, lip volume/contour, neck, nose contour, chin, glabella

Not covered by statutory health insurance

Unfortunately, these treatments are not part of the statutory preventive services. They are so-called individual health services and are billed privately to the patient according to the German Medical Fee Schedule (GOÄ).