Treatments

Brown or grey patches can arise from sun exposure, inflammation, melasma and other conditions that may look similar. Diagnosis matters because treatment and risk of recurrence or pigment change differ.

Ulthera uses focused ultrasound energy at selected tissue depths. It may be considered for selected facial or neck laxity after examination, but it is not a substitute for surgery and outcomes vary.

Ultracel is a high-intensity focused ultrasound platform used for selected aesthetic indications. Suitability depends on the treatment area, tissue depth, device indication, health history and realistic expectations.

A broad lower face can reflect jaw-muscle size, bone structure, fat distribution or other factors. For selected muscle prominence, botulinum toxin may temporarily reduce masseter activity after functional and anatomical assessment.

Laser or light-based hair reduction targets pigment in suitable hair follicles. Response depends on hair colour, skin type, treatment area, hormones and the hair-growth cycle; permanent clearance cannot be guaranteed.

Pores are normal skin structures and cannot be permanently removed. Their appearance may become more noticeable with oiliness, congestion, acne scarring, sun damage or reduced skin elasticity.

Hypertrophic scars stay within the original wound, while keloids extend beyond it. These scars may be firm, itchy or tender and can recur, so diagnosis and a long-term plan are important.

Nose filler is an injectable contouring procedure that may alter the appearance of selected bridge or tip concerns. The nose has important blood vessels, so anatomical assessment and careful risk discussion are essential.

Thermage uses monopolar radiofrequency energy to heat selected tissue. It may be considered for certain skin-laxity or texture concerns after assessment; results and duration vary.

Botulinum toxin is a prescription medicine that temporarily reduces activity in selected muscles. A doctor assesses facial movement, anatomy, medical history and the intended treatment area before deciding whether it is appropriate.

Acne scars may be ice-pick, boxcar, rolling or raised, and more than one type can be present. A physician-led assessment identifies the scar pattern, active acne and skin factors before clinically appropriate options are discussed.

Laser tattoo treatment uses selected wavelengths to fragment tattoo pigment so the body can clear some of it over time. Colour, ink depth, location and prior reactions affect response, and complete removal may not be possible.

Chin filler may create temporary changes in projection, length or contour for selected facial proportions. The plan is based on profile, bite, lower-face anatomy and realistic limits.

Skin-booster treatments place selected injectable products within or beneath the skin for suitable hydration or texture concerns. The product, indication and injection plan require medical assessment.

A face or brow threadlift places absorbable threads beneath the skin for temporary support in selected areas. It is not equivalent to surgical lifting, and the extent and duration of change vary.

A nose threadlift uses absorbable threads placed beneath the skin to create temporary contour support in selected cases. It does not replace surgery and suitability is limited by anatomy, skin and prior procedures.

Stretch marks are a form of dermal scarring that may follow growth, pregnancy, weight change or hormonal factors. Treatment may soften their appearance, but complete removal cannot be promised.

Acne can involve blackheads, whiteheads, inflamed pimples, cysts and post-acne marks. Treatment is selected after assessing severity, triggers, skin sensitivity, medicines and the risk of scarring.

Non-surgical breast-firming treatments may be considered for selected skin-quality concerns, but they cannot reproduce a surgical breast lift. New lumps, pain, discharge or skin change require medical evaluation before any aesthetic treatment.

Age-related hand changes may include volume loss, visible veins or tendons, pigmentation and texture change. Different concerns require different treatments and combination care may be staged.