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Physician notes on how the treatments work, who they are not suitable for and what to expect afterwards.

Botulinum toxin

  1. “Baby Botox” and Classic Botox: The DifferencesDifferences in dose, naturalness, duration of effect and aim between baby Botox and classic Botox, and which approach may suit whom.

Fillers

  1. Filler Complications: Swelling, Bruising and the Risk of Vascular OcclusionWhy swelling and bruising occur after hyaluronic acid filler, areas where vascular occlusion risk is higher, early warning signs and prevention.
  2. Natural-Looking Lip Filler: The Scientific FactsHow anatomy, product choice, dose, injection depth, facial proportions and movement shape a natural look with hyaluronic acid lip filler.
  3. What Affects How Long Fillers Last?How product structure, treatment area, metabolism, lifestyle, technique and aftercare influence how long hyaluronic acid fillers last.

Mesotherapy

  1. Mesotherapy and PRP Compared: Which One, and When?How the two methods differ in content, onset of effect and safety profile, and which tends to suit allergy history, treatment area and expectations.
  2. Mesotherapy Risks and Allergic ReactionsHow to tell early and delayed allergic reactions, bruising, nodules and infection apart; factors that raise the risk and warning signs that need urgent care.
  3. What Is Mesotherapy and How Are the Ingredients Chosen?The basic principles of mesotherapy, common ingredients, how they are chosen for each person, session planning, risks and contraindications.

PRP

  1. Aftercare and Activity Restrictions After PRPCare in the first 24 hours and first week; limits on exercise, sauna, pools and massage, separate advice for scalp and face, and symptoms that need assessment.
  2. PRP Treatment: Scientific Evidence and LimitationsWhat does the literature say about PRP for skin renewal, hair loss and orthopaedic use? Why the lack of a standard protocol and short follow-up matter.

Skin and ageing

  1. Managing Expectations in Anti-Ageing TreatmentsIndividual factors that affect anti-ageing results, gradual improvement, the consultation and a realistic approach to setting goals.
  2. The Biology of Skin Ageing: Why Does Collagen Decline?The role of fibroblast activity, oxidative stress, MMP enzymes, hormonal change and glycation in collagen loss; photoageing and ways to slow the process.

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