For years in the aesthetic medicine, chemical peels are used to improve the skin’s  appearance. The new skin is usually smoother and less wrinkled than the old skin giving a glow. Chemical peels can be done on the face, neck, or hands. They can be used to: reduce fine lines under the eyes and around the mouth, improve the appearance of mild scars and also treat certain types of acne. Peels can reduce photoaging signs such as age spots, freckles, dark patches (melasma) due to pregnancy and can rejuvenate the skin.

A PDO (Polydioxanone) thread lift is a revolutionary new treatment in the world of aesthetics, but PDO threads themselves have been used safely for decades for various applications, like treating gynecological disorders or suturing incisions after medical procedures in aesthetic medicine. They are used for instant skin lifting and tightening. They also promote collagen production and neovascularization, to renew the skin at the cellular level, which achieves an enhanced skin texture, fewer fine lines and wrinkles, and more elastic skin.

Having full lips is one connotation of youth, beauty, and sex appeal, which is why, not surprisingly, so many people in the public eye feel the need to have them enhanced. One of the most common cosmetic procedures that are performed today is a lip lift and/or lip augmentation. An upper lip lift is a surgical procedure that is used to elevate the upper lip to create a fuller poutier upper lip and to decrease the amount of distance between the lip and the nose.

• Procedure & Protocols
• Material selection PDO
• Material selection chemical peels
• Injection techniques
• How to successfully use PDO threads
• Age spots/large pores
• Elimination of fine lines and wrinkles
• Uneven skin tone
• Elimination of pigmentation
• Cosmeceuticals for pre, during and post treatment
• Indications, contraindications
• Maintenance for long lasting results
• Safety tips for the doctor and patient
• Lip lift procedure and patients selection