Non-surgical facial rejuvenation

The skin and tissues of the face change gradually with age.

This can lead to loss of volume, wrinkles, reduced skin elasticity, and changes in facial contours.

In addition to surgical procedures, there are non-surgical treatments available that can help to subtly improve certain signs of skin aging.

Depending on the indication, various techniques can be used to:

• soften expression lines
• correct loss of volume
• improve skin quality
• stimulate collagen production

Which treatments are available?

Non-surgical facial rejuvenation includes several categories of treatments.

Muscle relaxants (botulinum toxin)

Muscle relaxants based on botulinum toxin are used to temporarily relax specific muscles.

This allows wrinkles caused by repeated muscle movements to become softer.

Typical treatment areas include:

• frown lines
• forehead wrinkles
• crow’s feet around the eyes
• bunny lines
• corners of the mouth

Fillers

Hyaluronic acid-based fillers are used to restore volume and improve contours.

They are often applied in cases of:

• loss of volume in the cheeks
• contour improvement of the jawline or chin
• lip augmentation
• softening of nasolabial folds

Skin boosters

Skinboosters primarily improve the hydration and quality of the skin.

They are used when the skin has become drier, duller, or less elastic.

Typical zones include:

• face
• neck
• décolletage

Polynucleotides

Polynucleotides are injectable treatments aimed at repairing skin structure and regenerating connective tissue.

They are often applied in cases of:

• reduced skin quality
• fine lines
• thin skin around the eyes

PRP / PRF

PRP and PRF utilize the body’s own blood to support tissue repair and skin regeneration.

These techniques are applied, among others, for:

• improvement of skin quality
• supporting hair growth
• regenerative skin treatments

Biostimulators

Biostimulators stimulate the skin to produce new collagen, which can contribute to a gradual tightening of the tissue.

They are often applied in cases of:

• early-stage skin laxity
• diminished facial contours
• loss of skin elasticity

Combination of treatments

Often, a combination of treatments is used to address different aspects of skin aging.

For example:

• muscle relaxants for expression lines
• fillers for loss of volume
• skinboosters or polynucleotides for skin quality

By combining these treatments, a harmonious and natural result can be pursued.

When is surgery sometimes more appropriate?

Non-surgical treatments can improve certain signs of skin aging, but they also have their limitations.

In cases of pronounced skin laxity or structural changes to the face, a surgical procedure may sometimes be a more suitable solution.

Examples include:

• facelift
• neck lift
• eyelid surgery

During a consultation, we will discuss which treatment best suits your situation.

Personal consultation

Are you considering non-surgical facial rejuvenation?

During a consultation, we discuss:

• your skin quality and facial structure
• the possible treatments
• the advantages and disadvantages of each technique
• the expected result

Based on this, a personalized treatment plan will be drawn up.

Frequently asked questions

Is non-surgical facial rejuvenation permanent?

Most treatments are temporary and must be repeated over time to maintain the result.

Can different treatments be combined?

Yes. Different techniques are often combined to achieve an optimal and natural result.

When is surgery better?

When there is significant skin laxity or structural changes present, a surgical procedure can sometimes offer a better result.