Aesthetic Treatments

DR. HALA ALSAKKA · DUBAI

Aesthetic Treatments

Your treatment should begin with an understanding of what you would like to change — and what you would like to preserve. Our aesthetic team considers your goals, health history and individual features before recommending a plan.

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EXPLORE OUR SERVICES

Find the right starting point

Every treatment begins with an individual assessment. Explore the options below and discuss suitability, availability, risks and alternatives with your clinician.

AESTHETIC SERVICES · 01

Face & Expression

Refined changes guided by facial movement and proportion.

TREATMENT 01

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Soften expression lines with a treatment planned around the way your face moves. Anti-wrinkle injections can reduce the appearance of selected movement-related wrinkles while aiming to preserve a natural range of expression.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces nerve signalling to selected muscles. With less repeated contraction, the skin above those muscles can appear smoother. Options may include Dysport® and selected Korean formulations. Dysport® is FDA-approved for specific indications. Common assessment areas include forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet. Bunny lines around the nose may also be assessed. Selected masseter treatment can reduce muscle-related jaw width; it does not change the jawbone. Lower-face and neck treatment requires a separate assessment of anatomy and suitability.

What to expect

Your aesthetic clinician assesses facial movement, muscle strength and existing asymmetry before selecting injection points. Improvement develops gradually over the following days, with the result usually assessed at around two weeks. The effect wears off over several months; retreatment is based on response rather than a fixed promise of longevity.

Safety & suitability

Bruising, tenderness and headache can occur. Temporary eyelid or brow drooping and uneven movement are possible. Your medical history, medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding status and any neuromuscular condition must be discussed before treatment.

Common question

Will this treat every facial line? Lines caused mainly by volume loss, sun damage or skin laxity may need a different approach. The consultation distinguishes these causes before treatment is recommended.

Book an assessment for softer expression lines. →

TREATMENT 02

Dermal Fillers (HA)

Restore selected areas of volume and refine facial proportions with an individually planned filler treatment. The objective is a balanced result that works with your existing features.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers are injectable gels that provide physical support beneath the skin. Depending on the product and placement, they can support facial contouring and help improve cheek support, chin projection, jawline definition or the appearance of selected facial folds. Different areas require different gel properties and techniques.

What to expect

An assessment considers facial shape, skin quality and previous filler. Changes may be visible immediately, although early swelling means the final appearance should be judged after settling. Longevity varies by product, area and individual response.

Safety & suitability

Swelling, bruising, tenderness and lumps can occur. Rare vascular complications can cause skin damage or visual loss. Seek urgent medical attention for severe or increasing pain, unusual skin discolouration or changes in vision after treatment.

Common question

Can filler lift sagging skin? Filler can improve support in selected cases, but adding volume is not the right answer for every type of laxity. Significant excess skin may need another treatment or a surgical opinion.

Discuss facial balance and volume with our aesthetic team. →

TREATMENT 03

Lip Fillers

Enhance lip definition, restore lost volume or address selected asymmetry with a treatment designed around your natural lip shape. The desired amount of change is agreed during your consultation.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Hyaluronic acid gel is placed in selected areas of the lips to adjust contour and volume. Planning considers the lip border, Cupid’s bow, upper-to-lower lip relationship and how the lips look when speaking and smiling.

What to expect

Your consultation includes previous filler, any history of cold sores and the look you want to achieve. Temporary swelling can make the lips appear larger or less even than the settled result. Bruising and tenderness are also possible, so allow recovery time before an important event.

Safety & suitability

The effect is temporary, and maintenance depends on the product and your response. Infection, nodules and rare vascular complications are potential risks; sudden severe pain, skin colour changes or visual symptoms require urgent assessment.

Common question

Can I choose a subtle result? Yes. The treatment plan can prioritise definition or a modest increase in volume. A staged approach may be appropriate, but no specific appearance can be guaranteed.

Explore a lip treatment tailored to your proportions. →

TREATMENT 04

Filler Dissolving & Correction

If previous filler no longer looks or feels right, a careful assessment can help clarify the cause. Filler correction may address unwanted volume, migration or selected irregularities when dissolving is appropriate.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Hyaluronidase is an enzyme used to break down hyaluronic acid filler. It does not dissolve every injectable material: calcium hydroxylapatite, poly-L-lactic acid and permanent fillers require different management. The first step is identifying the product and the reason for the concern.

What to expect

Bring details of previous treatments if available. Your aesthetic clinician assesses the area and discusses whether dissolving, observation or referral is the most suitable next step. The amount of correction and need for repeat treatment vary. Swelling can temporarily obscure the result.

Safety & suitability

Possible effects include bruising, tenderness, uneven correction and allergic reactions, including rare severe reactions. A routine correction appointment is different from an urgent complication assessment. Pain, skin discolouration or visual changes after filler need immediate medical attention.

Common question

Can every filler be dissolved? No. Hyaluronidase works on hyaluronic acid filler. Other injectable materials, including calcium hydroxylapatite, poly-L-lactic acid and permanent fillers, require a different assessment and management plan.

Book a review of your previous filler treatment. →

TREATMENT 05

Thread Lift

A thread lift may offer a subtle, temporary lifting or repositioning effect for carefully selected areas of facial laxity. Suitability depends on tissue thickness, the degree of sagging and the change you hope to achieve.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Specialised threads are placed beneath the skin to reposition selected soft tissues. The tissue response around the threads can also contribute to collagen formation. Thread material and design influence how the treatment behaves; the proposed product should be explained during consultation.

What to expect

Assessment focuses on whether your concern is likely to respond to limited tissue repositioning. The procedure involves local anaesthesia and planned thread placement. Early changes may be visible, but swelling and temporary puckering can affect the initial appearance.

Safety & suitability

Recovery may include tenderness, bruising and restrictions on pressure or movement. Potential complications include infection, persistent dimpling, asymmetry, visible or palpable threads and thread extrusion. Occasionally further intervention is needed.

Common question

Will it give the same result as a facelift? No. A thread lift provides a more limited and temporary effect. Marked skin excess or heavier tissues may be better assessed by a surgeon.

Discuss whether thread lifting suits your facial concerns. →

TREATMENT 06

Excessive Sweating (Hyperhidrosis) Treatment

When excessive sweating affects clothing, comfort or confidence, a medical assessment can help identify the cause and appropriate treatment. Botulinum toxin is one option for selected cases of localised hyperhidrosis.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Small injections reduce the nerve signals that activate sweat glands in the treated area. Underarms are a common treatment site. Palms and soles require separate consideration because treatment can be more uncomfortable and may have different functional effects.

What to expect

Before recommending injections, your aesthetic clinician reviews the pattern of sweating, medicines and possible underlying medical causes. Treatment aims to reduce excessive local sweating; it does not switch off sweating throughout the body. The effect is temporary and repeat treatment may be considered when symptoms return.

Safety & suitability

Injection discomfort and bruising are possible. Treatment of the palms can cause temporary hand weakness. New, generalised or unexplained night sweating may need investigation before cosmetic treatment is considered.

Common question

How long does the effect last? The treatment is temporary. Duration varies from person to person, and repeat treatment may be considered when troublesome sweating returns.

Arrange a consultation for troublesome sweating. →

AESTHETIC SERVICES · 02

Skin Quality & Collagen

Hydration, texture and gradual support for your skin.

TREATMENT 07

Biostimulators & Collagen Stimulation

For patients concerned about a gradual loss of skin support, collagen-stimulating injectables may offer a progressive approach to improvement. The most suitable option depends on whether the main concern is volume, firmness or skin quality.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Biostimulator is a category, rather than one product. Certain injectable materials trigger a tissue response that encourages collagen production over time. Some products also provide an initial structural effect. Mechanism, suitable placement and expected duration differ between formulations.

What to expect

Your aesthetic clinician assesses skin quality and facial volume before discussing a named product. Improvement usually develops progressively, so a course and review may be more appropriate than judging the result immediately. The treatment plan should explain what degree of change is realistic and whether maintenance is likely.

Safety & suitability

Injectable treatments can cause swelling, bruising and inflammation. Some biostimulators carry a risk of delayed nodules or granulomas and cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase.

Common question

Is this a natural alternative to filler? Collagen stimulation uses a biological response, but the administered product is still an injectable material with its own risks. The distinction is how it works, not that it is automatically safer or suitable for everyone.

Explore an approach to gradual skin support. →

TREATMENT 08

Radiance Booster

Dullness and dehydration can make skin look tired even when facial volume is well maintained. A radiance-focused consultation explores ways to improve skin hydration and surface quality without assuming that more volume is needed.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Radiance-focused treatments are selected according to the cause of dullness and the condition of your skin. Where a hyaluronic acid skin booster is appropriate, the aim is improved hydration and surface quality. The consultation explains the specific product and how it works.

What to expect

Assessment considers dryness, fine surface lines, sensitivity and current skincare. A suitable protocol may involve a course of treatments followed by review. Treatment schedule, maintenance and expected duration depend on the formulation selected and your individual skin response.

Safety & suitability

If injections are used, small temporary bumps, redness, bruising and swelling can occur. A new treatment should be planned with recovery time before a special event.

Common question

Will this tighten my face? A hydration treatment may improve how skin looks and feels, but should not be presented as a predictable lift. Structural laxity requires a separate assessment.

Discuss a skin-quality plan for a fresher-looking complexion. →

TREATMENT 09

Collagen Enhancer

Changes in firmness and elasticity deserve an assessment of both skin quality and underlying support. A collagen-focused treatment plan aims for gradual improvement matched to the needs of the area being treated.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

A collagen-focused treatment may use an injectable or another procedure, depending on the concern. The selected product or device determines how it works, where it can be used and how quickly improvement may develop.

What to expect

The consultation considers whether the priority is surface texture, tissue support or both. The face, neck and upper chest are separate treatment areas and require individual assessment. When treatment works through collagen remodelling, improvement develops progressively rather than instantly.

Safety & suitability

Recovery, repeat sessions and risks depend on the chosen product or device. Injectable options can cause bruising, swelling and lumps; energy-based treatments have different considerations. These should be discussed specifically rather than grouped under a general promise of renewal.

Common question

How is this different from Sculptra? Sculptra is a named poly-L-lactic acid collagen-stimulating product. “Collagen Enhancer” is a broader service label, so the final website wording should reflect the exact product or device the clinician uses under this treatment name.

Arrange a consultation about changes in firmness. →

TREATMENT 10

Sculptra

Sculptra offers a gradual approach to selected signs of facial ageing by stimulating collagen production. It may suit patients who prefer improvement to develop over time and understand that a treatment course may be needed.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Sculptra contains poly-L-lactic acid. After placement in appropriate facial tissues, it stimulates a response that can improve structural support and the appearance of selected wrinkles. It is different from a hyaluronic acid gel designed mainly to produce immediate volume.

What to expect

Your aesthetic clinician assesses the areas of concern and the suitability of a collagen-stimulating product. Early fullness after treatment can reflect the injected fluid and swelling; it should not be confused with the later collagen response. Sessions and review intervals are individualised.

Safety & suitability

Tenderness, bruising and swelling can occur. Delayed lumps or nodules are recognised risks, and the material cannot be dissolved using hyaluronidase. Follow the product-specific aftercare given by your clinician.

Common question

Can Sculptra be used like lip filler? It should not be treated as interchangeable with lip or under-eye hyaluronic acid filler. Product indications, tissue thickness and the intended treatment area determine whether it is appropriate.

Discuss gradual facial rejuvenation with our aesthetic team. →

TREATMENT 11

Polynucleotide Skin Treatment

Polynucleotide treatments are used to address selected skin-quality concerns, including fine texture changes and a tired appearance. They are considered for gradual improvement rather than immediate facial reshaping.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Polynucleotide aesthetic products contain purified polynucleotide molecules and are used as injectable skin-quality treatments. Product source, formulation and supporting evidence vary, so treatment claims should be matched to the specific product used.

What to expect

The face, neck, under-eye skin and hands may be assessed, subject to the product’s intended use. Your aesthetic clinician considers skin thickness, the concern being treated and previous procedures before discussing a course. Changes are gradual and individual results vary.

Safety & suitability

Small raised injection marks, bruising, tenderness and swelling can occur. Allergies and the product’s source need review, particularly where there is a history of fish allergy. Infection and other injection-related complications remain possible.

Common question

Will this remove dark circles? Not all dark circles have the same cause. Pigment, visible blood vessels, hollowness and puffiness need different approaches. Improving skin quality may help selected patients, but complete correction should not be promised.

Explore whether polynucleotides match your skin concerns. →

TREATMENT 12

Profhilo

Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid treatment focused on skin quality. It may be considered when the main concern is hydration and mild laxity rather than a need for pronounced contour or volume change.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

The product is designed to distribute through the treated tissue and support hydration and remodelling. It differs from a shaping filler used to define the lips or project the chin. The face and neck are common assessment areas; other areas require confirmation of the appropriate formulation and protocol.

What to expect

An initial course commonly involves two appointments approximately four weeks apart, with review and maintenance adapted to the patient. Improvement develops over the following weeks and is assessed in terms of skin quality rather than an instant lift.

Safety & suitability

Temporary injection-site bumps, swelling, tenderness and bruising can occur. As with other injectables, allergy and infection are possible. Pregnancy, breastfeeding and medical history should be discussed before treatment.

Common question

Can it replace a facelift? No. Profhilo is intended for skin-quality improvement and should not be expected to correct significant skin excess or provide the same tissue repositioning as surgery.

Book a consultation about skin hydration and mild laxity. →

TREATMENT 13

RF Microneedling

RF microneedling can be considered for selected concerns involving skin texture, fine lines and certain scars. A treatment plan should be tailored to your skin type, the area and the device used.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Fine needles deliver radiofrequency energy into tissue to create controlled areas of heating. This differs from standard microneedling, which uses needle injury without RF energy. The intended response is tissue remodelling; the procedure does not fill an under-eye hollow.

What to expect

Assessment includes pigment risk, healing history and the depth of the concern. Results develop gradually, and some patients need a course. Any serum used alongside treatment must be appropriate for the route of application and device protocol; an ordinary cosmetic serum is not automatically suitable for needled skin.

Safety & suitability

Temporary redness, swelling and surface sensitivity can occur. More serious complications have been reported with some RF microneedling uses, including burns, scarring, unwanted fat loss and nerve injury. Device choice, treatment depth, settings and clinician experience are therefore important.

Common question

Can RF microneedling be used under the eyes? The under-eye area requires device-specific assessment because the skin and underlying tissues are delicate. It should not be presented as automatically suitable or as a substitute for replacing lost volume.

Discuss texture concerns and the available treatment options. →

TREATMENT 14

Lumi Eyes Under-Eye Treatment

A targeted under-eye consultation can help distinguish thin or crepey skin from pigmentation, puffiness and hollowing. Lumi Eyes is intended as a skin-quality treatment for the under-eye area; suitability and expected benefit depend on the exact product formulation and the cause of the concern.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

A treatment aimed at under-eye skin quality has a different role from a structural filler used to replace volume. Your consultation explains the selected formulation and whether it is appropriate for your skin, anatomy and main concern.

What to expect

Your aesthetic clinician assesses the lower eyelid and surrounding tissues before discussing expected improvement. If treatment is appropriate, the course and review schedule should follow the named product’s instructions. Under-eye swelling can be particularly noticeable and needs to be considered when planning appointments.

Safety & suitability

Potential effects include bruising, tenderness and swelling; ingredient sensitivity and infection are additional considerations. Persistent puffiness or significant hollowing may call for another approach.

Common question

Will my dark circles disappear? No treatment should promise that without identifying the cause. An improvement in skin quality may soften the appearance in selected cases, but pigment, visible vessels and anatomical shadows may remain.

Book an assessment of your under-eye concerns. →

TREATMENT 15

Liposome Skin Treatment

Liposome-based skin treatments use lipid carriers to deliver selected active ingredients. The value of the treatment depends on the complete formulation, the ingredients it contains and how it is intended to be applied.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Liposomes are microscopic lipid vesicles that can encapsulate active ingredients. A liposome is a carrier, not a single rejuvenating ingredient. Potential benefits relate to the full formulation, including its active components, stability and delivery method.

What to expect

Your consultation identifies the formulation, active ingredients and method of application. The expected benefit depends on the complete product and your skin concern, rather than the delivery system alone.

Safety & suitability

Topical products may cause irritation or allergy. Injection or use on disrupted skin requires separate assessment of suitability and carries additional risks. A cosmetic product must not be assumed suitable for injection.

Common question

Are liposomes the same as exosomes? No. Liposomes are lipid-based carriers used in formulations. Exosomes are cell-released vesicles with a different origin and biological composition. Evidence for one cannot be transferred to the other.

Discuss the formulation that would be used in your skin plan. →

TREATMENT 16

Exosome Skin Treatment

Exosome-based approaches are an emerging area of aesthetic research. Before treatment is considered, the consultation should identify the exact product, how it is used, the available evidence and suitable alternatives.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Exosomes are small vesicles released by cells and involved in cell-to-cell communication. Products marketed under this name differ in their source, processing and contents. Their biological potential does not establish that every commercial product improves skin or is appropriate for injection.

What to expect

Expected effects, timing and suitability depend on the exact preparation and route of administration. Your consultation should explain the evidence for that product, the uncertainties and the available alternatives.

Safety & suitability

Possible risks depend on the formulation and administration route and may include irritation, inflammation, infection or allergic reactions. Combining a product with microneedling does not automatically establish its safety for that use.

Common question

Are all exosome products equivalent? No. Source, formulation and intended use differ. The specific product and route require individual assessment; a benefit reported for one preparation cannot automatically be expected from another.

Request a consultation to review the evidence and alternatives. →

AESTHETIC SERVICES · 03

Profile & Contour

Personalised assessment of selected localised concerns.

TREATMENT 17

Double Chin Treatment Options

Fullness beneath the chin can have several causes, including localised fat, skin laxity and the shape of the jaw. A profile assessment helps identify the main cause before a treatment option is selected.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

The proposed service list includes injection-based fat reduction and radiofrequency among possible approaches. These work differently: a fat-reducing injectable acts on fat tissue, while a selected RF device may be used for an appropriate tissue-heating effect. The exact product or device determines the indication and risks.

What to expect

Treatment may be considered for a small, localised concern when the anatomy and skin quality are suitable. It is not a weight-loss programme. More pronounced laxity or a structural profile concern may respond poorly to fat reduction alone.

Safety & suitability

Visible change is assessed over time, and more than one session may be needed. With injections, swelling can be substantial; tenderness, bruising, numbness and nodules are possible. Depending on the product and site, nerve injury, swallowing problems and skin damage can occur.

Common question

Is all under-chin fullness fat? No. Treating the wrong cause may provide little benefit. The consultation should distinguish fat from loose skin and other anatomical causes before recommending treatment.

Book a profile and under-chin assessment. →

TREATMENT 18

Aqualyx Fat-Dissolving Injections

Aqualyx is an injectable approach to selected localised fat concerns. An assessment considers the area, skin quality and whether the specific product is appropriate for the intended use.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Fat-dissolving injections aim to disrupt fat cells in a selected deposit, followed by a gradual tissue response. This is a local contouring approach, not a treatment for obesity. Products in this category differ and must not be treated as interchangeable.

What to expect

Assessment considers the amount of fat, skin laxity and realistic expectations. A course may be needed, with changes judged after swelling has settled. Exact session numbers, permitted body areas and results should follow the verified product documentation.

Safety & suitability

Swelling, pain, bruising, nodules and inflammation can occur. Infection, persistent scars and tissue injury have been reported with unapproved fat-dissolving products. Treatment needs a clear complication-management plan.

Common question

Is this a weight-loss treatment? No. Fat-dissolving injections are intended for selected localised fat deposits and are not a treatment for obesity or general weight loss. Suitability depends on the treatment area, skin quality and the specific product protocol.

Discuss localised fat concerns and suitable alternatives. →

AESTHETIC SERVICES · 04

Hair & Scalp

Understand the cause before choosing a treatment.

TREATMENT 19

Hair Loss & Scalp Assessment

Hair thinning deserves an explanation before it receives a treatment. A consultation with our aesthetic team explores the pattern of loss and your scalp health to help determine which options are appropriate.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Increased shedding, a widening part and a receding hairline may have different causes. History, scalp examination and, where indicated, further tests help distinguish pattern hair loss from temporary shedding, inflammation or another medical condition. Some concerns require specialist investigation.

What to expect

The available approaches differ in evidence and suitability. Your diagnosis guides the discussion of treatment options, including standard medical treatments or referral where appropriate.

Safety & suitability

Hair changes are generally assessed over months rather than days. Baseline photographs can help track response, and ongoing treatment may be necessary for chronic conditions. No procedure can promise to restore every follicle or reverse all types of baldness.

Common question

Should I start treatment as soon as I notice shedding? Start with an assessment. Sudden, patchy or symptomatic hair loss may need investigation, while some temporary shedding improves as the underlying trigger resolves.

Book a hair and scalp consultation. →

TREATMENT 20

PRP for Hair Thinning

Platelet-rich plasma uses a preparation from your own blood and may be considered for selected forms of hair thinning. It is planned around a diagnosis and a realistic assessment of remaining hair growth potential.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

A blood sample is processed to obtain platelet-rich plasma, which is then administered to the scalp. Platelets release signalling proteins involved in tissue responses. PRP has evidence of benefit in some patients with pattern hair loss, although preparation methods and outcomes vary.

What to expect

Treatment includes blood collection, processing and scalp injections. A course followed by review is often considered, with improvement assessed over months. PRP may be discussed alongside other suitable treatments rather than assumed to replace them.

Safety & suitability

Scalp tenderness, bruising and temporary swelling can occur. Blood conditions, medicines and active scalp disease can affect suitability. Infection is possible despite the material coming from your own blood.

Common question

Does PRP create new follicles? It is intended to support the activity of existing follicles. It should not be described as reliably recreating follicles in areas where they have been permanently lost.

Discuss whether PRP belongs in your hair-treatment plan. →

TREATMENT 21

Hair Mesotherapy

Hair mesotherapy refers to delivering selected ingredients through small scalp injections. Its potential value depends on the diagnosis and the exact substance used, rather than the injection technique alone.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Mesotherapy uses selected formulations administered through small injections. Vitamin, amino acid and mineral mixtures are not a single standardised treatment. The potential benefit depends on the ingredients and whether they address the cause of your concern.

What to expect

Your assessment should identify the type of shedding or thinning before a course is discussed. The formula, route, expected benefit and alternatives should be explained in advance. Treatment schedules and maintenance should reflect the product and response; a fixed number of sessions cannot guarantee growth.

Safety & suitability

Possible risks include pain, bruising, irritation, allergy and infection. Evidence for nutritional mesotherapy is less established than for some standard hair-loss treatments, and outcomes vary.

Common question

Will vitamins stop my hair loss? They may be relevant when a deficiency is involved, but many forms of hair loss have other causes. Testing or other medical assessment may be more useful than assuming the scalp needs a vitamin mixture.

Arrange an assessment before choosing a mesotherapy course. →

TREATMENT 22

Exosome Hair Therapy

Exosome-based hair treatments are being investigated for their possible effects on the scalp and hair follicle environment. They should be discussed as an emerging option with product-specific uncertainties.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Cell-derived vesicles can carry signalling molecules, which has prompted research into possible hair applications. This does not establish that a marketed product can reactivate dormant follicles or reliably treat resistant hair loss. Source, processing and delivery method are critical distinctions.

What to expect

The exact preparation and route need to be considered together. Your consultation should review product-specific evidence, suitability and established alternatives before treatment is agreed.

Safety & suitability

Response and session requirements vary. Potential risks depend on the product and administration route and may include inflammation, allergy and infection. Long-term outcomes remain an important uncertainty.

Common question

Is this stronger than PRP? A general claim of superiority is not justified without relevant comparative evidence. PRP and exosome-labelled products differ in composition, preparation and the available clinical data.

Discuss the evidence before choosing an emerging hair treatment. →

TREATMENT 23

Liposome Hair Therapy

Liposome-based scalp products use lipid carriers to deliver selected ingredients. Their usefulness depends on the active ingredient and the type of hair concern being treated.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

A liposomal formulation can package an ingredient within microscopic lipid structures. The delivery system alone does not establish a hair-growth benefit. A topical formulation and an injectable preparation also require different evidence and safety considerations.

What to expect

Your consultation explains the active ingredients, route and rationale for the selected formulation. Treatment follows a scalp assessment, with realistic goals and a plan to review your response.

Safety & suitability

Expected onset, maintenance and risks cannot be stated accurately without the product. Topical irritation is different from the additional complications associated with scalp injections, including infection or inflammatory reactions.

Common question

Is this the same as hair mesotherapy? Not necessarily. Mesotherapy describes a method of injection; liposomal describes a formulation. They may overlap in a particular protocol, but the names should not be used interchangeably without confirming the product and technique.

Ask which formulation is appropriate for your scalp concern. →

TREATMENT 24

Ozone Scalp Therapy

Scalp symptoms and inflammation should be assessed before a treatment course is chosen. Ozone therapy is included in the proposed service list, but its role on the website should be tied to the exact device, application method, intended indication and supporting evidence.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

Ozone is a reactive form of oxygen. Its antimicrobial properties alone do not establish a clinical hair-regrowth benefit. A scalp treatment should be assessed for the specific condition and application method proposed.

What to expect

The device, application method and intended use determine how a protocol should be assessed. Your consultation should review the evidence alongside established options for the diagnosed condition. Hair-density improvement cannot be guaranteed.

Safety & suitability

Exposure can irritate tissues, and inhalation must be avoided. Treatment suitability and precautions depend on the device and exposure conditions. An itchy, inflamed or scaling scalp may need conventional diagnosis and treatment first.

Common question

Can it cure scalp disease or baldness? A reliable benefit has to be demonstrated for the particular condition and protocol. Ozone scalp therapy should not be presented as a proven cure for baldness.

Arrange a scalp assessment to understand the available options. →

AESTHETIC SERVICES · 05

Wellness

IV care considered after a medical assessment.

TREATMENT 25

IV Drip Therapy

IV therapy delivers fluids and selected substances directly into the bloodstream. Its role should be based on a medical assessment and a clear indication, with the formulation explained before treatment.

How it works & what to expect

How it works

A cannula is placed in a vein and the prescribed fluid is infused under supervision. Clinical value depends on what is being given and why. Correcting an identified deficiency or fluid problem is different from offering an infusion to an otherwise healthy person for general wellness.

What to expect

Your assessment considers symptoms, medicines and health conditions, including heart or kidney problems. Tests may be needed before deciding on ingredients. The infusion time and any monitoring depend on the formulation and dose.

Safety & suitability

Potential harms include bruising, vein irritation, infection, allergic reactions and fluid or electrolyte problems. More is not necessarily better when it comes to vitamins. High-quality evidence does not support general promises of detoxification, stronger immunity or improved energy from routine vitamin drips in healthy people without a specific need.

Common question

Is IV therapy suitable for everyone? No. IV therapy should be based on a medical assessment and a clear indication. The formulation, dose and monitoring need to match the individual patient rather than being presented as a universal “detox”, energy or skin-glow solution.

Book a medical consultation to assess whether IV therapy is indicated. →

YOUR NEXT STEP

A plan that begins with you

Treatment recommendations depend on your assessment and the products or devices available at the clinic. Our team can help you understand the options, expected recovery and alternatives.

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