Poliacrylamide and PMMA - BIOPLASTY

These are injectable implants which do not disappear over a period of time. Used for filling in cheeks and thickening lips, this procedure is done with a very thin needle on an outpatient basis.

Fat Grafting

Although there are various products on the market to enhance the face, we can’t deny that the body has its own marvelous natural product—fat. It is collected via very thin needles inserted in the abdomen, thighs or knees. Then it is properly prepared and purified and returned to the desired areas via very fine needles.

With the most advanced surgical tools and preparation, the fatty tissue integrates itself perfectly where it was injected with excellent results. This process may be repeated for greater enhancement.

Lipo-sculpting serves to increase desired areas, increase the contour of the upper lip on young patients as well as older ones.

These applications may be made in conjunction with other surgeries, in insolated cases where other surgeries are needed or to improve the effect of former applications of other products which have lost their effect.

Botox

Botox is a powdery substance which is prepared in liquid form and injected in areas such as the forehead and around the eyes resulting in the smoothing of localized wrinkles. Botox and Dysport (another commercial name for the product), are injected with micro-needles. The chemical blocks the contractions of facial muscles lasting up to six months. There are no restrictions or anesthesia for this procedure.

Hyaluronic Acid - Restylane

Restylane, or Hyaluronic acid, has had excellent results when used for wrinkles of the lips, nasal labial folds or corners of the mouth. There are no allergic reactions and the effects can last for approximately one year.

Chemical Peeling

Chemical peeling is the non-invasive procedure used to restore skin damaged by the sun, wrinkled, unevenly pigmented by the use of a solution which exfoliates the upper layers of the skin. The new cells rejuvenate resulting in a smoother more youthful appearance.

This procedure however, can not substitute a facelift nor rid the body of excess skin, though many have benefited in the combination of procedures.

	Fenol and trichloracetic acid are used over the whole face or in specific areas of concern. Specifically the peeling has been for fine wrinkles on the cheeks, forehead and around the eyes or mouth.
	After the application the facial skin appears glossy, firm and youthful.

Dermabrasion

Dermabrasion is the removal of superficial layers of skin by mechanical sanding and abrasion. The results are similar to chemical peeling, however, dermabrasion does require some form of anesthetic.