There are treatments adapted to every age, although most are designed to prevent and slow down skin ageing.Regular follow-up sessions may be recommended depending on the patient’s needs and goals, but repeating a treatment is never mandatory.In all cases, stopping a treatment does not make the skin worse: the skin simply returns progressively to its natural state over time.

There is no specific age. It mainly depends on the skin type and the individual needs of each patient.Oily or acne-prone skin may benefit from specific treatments from adolescence onwards.Dry, fragile or dehydrated skin may also require early preventive care to help limit the appearance of wrinkles, dehydration and redness.

Botulinum toxin treatment (Botox®) should never alter the natural expression of the face. A personalised assessment is always carried out before every treatment.When properly performed, Botox® simply helps create a fresher, more rested appearance and a more relaxed face, without a frozen look or artificial expression.

Botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid are two different treatments. One does not replace the other and they can sometimes be complementary.Hyaluronic acid is a filler used to treat certain wrinkles by restoring volume and hydrating the skin.Botulinum toxin acts as a muscle relaxant to reduce the contractions responsible for expression lines.Botox® does not add extra volume.

The effects of a hyaluronic acid injection are immediate and the results can be seen directly after the treatment. Depending on the product used and the treated area, the effects generally last around one year.

The effects of hyaluronic acid injections generally last between 8 and 12 months depending on the characteristics of the product used. In some cases, the results may last up to 18 months, depending on the treated area.Over time, filler injections can often be spaced further apart as the quality of the skin gradually improves.

I have never met anyone who enjoys injections, which is why I strive to ensure optimal comfort during every session in order to reduce any apprehension.I use hyaluronic acid products containing lidocaine, a widely used local anaesthetic that improves treatment comfort.The injections are performed using cannulas or very fine needles to minimise pain and the risk of bruising.For Botox® and mesotherapy, I use extremely fine and precise needles to make the injections as comfortable as possible.

Yes, however complications related to aesthetic medicine are generally localised and limited to the treated area.These are not general conditions affecting the whole body, but rather local reactions that may appear in the treated area.