Eye Area Surgery and Medical Aesthetic Services

Surgery addressing excess skin and fat in the upper eyelid. Eyelid structure and the eye surface are assessed first.

Surgery addressing lower eyelid bags and laxity. The approach depends on fat distribution and eyelid support.

Surgery to reposition the brow. Examination distinguishes a low brow from a drooping eyelid.

Drooping of the upper eyelid. Its cause and the function of the eyelid lifting muscle guide treatment selection.

Assessment for botulinum toxin treatment of lines caused by muscle movement in one facial area.

The forehead, frown area and outer eye corners are assessed together. Injection sites depend on muscle movement.

Treatment directed at the chewing muscle. Assessment includes jaw clenching symptoms and chewing function.

Considered for excessive underarm sweating. The cause of sweating and other treatment options are discussed.

An injection procedure addressing lip volume and borders. Existing filler, lip anatomy and expectations are assessed.

Filler for under-eye hollows. Dark circles or puffiness do not always result from a lack of volume.

A volume treatment for upper eyelid hollowing. Eyelid movement and surrounding tissue anatomy are examined.

A treatment for volume loss in the temples. Blood vessel anatomy and facial proportions inform planning.

Filler addressing forehead contour and volume. Vascular anatomy and suitability are assessed during examination.

A volume treatment for the cheeks and cheekbone area, planned in relation to the rest of the face.

Considered for folds running from the nose to the mouth corners. Midface support is also examined.

A volume treatment for the chin and jawline. Facial profile and bite relationships are assessed.

A superficial injection approach addressing skin texture and hydration. Product and depth are selected after assessment.

Covers products combining filler and biostimulatory components. Composition and intended use vary by product.

A class of fillers containing calcium hydroxyapatite. Tissue anatomy guides assessment of the treatment area and method.

Injectable products intended to stimulate a tissue response. Effects and risks depend on the substance used.

Combined planning of injections for different facial areas. It is a different procedure from a surgical facelift.

Product assessment for the skin around the eyes. Ingredients, application route and session needs are discussed.

Care assessment for uneven tone around the eyes. Pigmentation and volume loss are examined separately.

Periocular assessment for products containing polynucleotides. Product origin and individual suitability are discussed.

Assessment of fine lines, dryness and a tired appearance. Care options are discussed according to the findings.

Hyaluronic acid products intended for skin hydration. They are assessed for different purposes from volumising fillers.

A care approach for skin tone and hydration. Product ingredients and session intervals are discussed at consultation.

Serum applications addressing skin texture. Application route and product selection depend on skin assessment.

Skin assessment for enzyme-containing products. Intended use, ingredients and sensitivity history are reviewed together.

A term used for treatments targeting localised fat. The product, treatment area and risks require assessment.

Products described as exosomes differ in composition and evidence. Their origin, application route and evidence require review.

A name used for products containing plant-derived vesicles. Equivalence to human-derived products should not be assumed.

Autologous means derived from a person’s own tissue. Cell content, preparation method and supporting evidence require assessment.

Covers autologous tissue procedures considered for the face. Product composition and suitability need individual assessment.

The cause of hair loss and the scalp are assessed. The diagnosis guides the choice of approach.

Platelet-rich plasma prepared from a person’s own blood. Its intended use and preparation method are discussed.

A group of products containing polynucleotides. Origin, composition, intended use and evidence are assessed for each product.

A technique using medical threads to support facial tissues. Thread material and the suitable area are discussed at consultation.

Placement of a thread in a selected area. The number and position of threads are planned according to tissue anatomy.

A procedure using polydioxanone threads that are absorbed over time. Thread type and follow-up needs are assessed first.

Radiofrequency energy is delivered through microneedles. Four sessions do not suit everyone; number and spacing are assessed individually.

Assessment for RF around the eyes. Device suitability for this area and eye protection form part of planning.

Enzymatic dissolving of hyaluronic acid filler under ultrasound guidance. This method cannot dissolve every filler type.

Imaging of the tissue layer containing filler and the surrounding structures. Findings help inform the treatment plan.