Frequently Asked Questions

The decision is not based solely on the requested procedure; examination findings, skin type, the target concern, general health and expectations are considered together. If a method is unsuitable, an alternative option or observation alone may be recommended.

No. Skin type, active skin conditions, medications and an individual's medical history may affect suitability. A physician's assessment is therefore required before a procedure.

In some cases, laser and energy-based treatments, injectables or skin-care options may be planned to complement one another. Whether a combination is suitable, as well as its sequence and intervals, is determined individually according to the skin's needs and the safety assessment.

Skin characteristics, age, the nature of the concern, lifestyle factors, the method used and the skin's response vary between individuals. It is therefore not possible to guarantee a particular result, duration or number of sessions before examination.

Do not stop taking medication or change the dose on your own. Tell your physician about all medications and supplements before the procedure; any necessary change should be considered together with the physician who prescribed the medication.

If there is an active infection, an open wound or marked irritation in the treatment area, timing is reassessed for safety. It may be necessary to wait until the condition improves or the required medical assessment is complete.

Recent intense sun or tanning-bed exposure may affect how the skin responds and the risk of adverse effects. Please disclose your history of sun exposure and tanning during the consultation; the preparation period is determined according to the system being used and your skin.

Not every product needs to be stopped. Advice regarding retinoids, acids or other potentially irritating active ingredients varies according to the procedure and the skin's sensitivity. Follow only the preparation instructions provided specifically for you.

Keeping the skin in the shade, wearing protective clothing and applying a broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen suitable for your skin type with at least SPF 30 are the fundamental measures. Ask your physician about procedure-specific duration and product advice.

Recovery time varies according to the type and extent of the procedure and the individual's response. Some procedures allow a same-day return to daily activities, while others may require a short recovery period; information specific to you is provided beforehand.

Follow-up is important for assessing the skin's response, updating aftercare advice and revising the plan when necessary. The review interval is not fixed; it is determined according to the procedure and the individual's response.

Contact the clinic promptly if you experience pain that lasts longer than expected or is getting worse, marked swelling, discoloration, discharge or any other symptom that concerns you. Seek emergency care if you believe you have an urgent medical problem.

No. Botulinum toxin is intended to reduce muscle activity temporarily, while dermal fillers are different procedures intended to support volume or contour in a selected area. Suitability, product selection and the treatment area are determined through a physician's assessment.

These options differ in the way they are administered, the substances used and the needs they target. PRP uses a plasma component prepared from the patient's own blood, while the content of mesotherapy and medical skin care varies according to the planned protocol. Selection is made following examination.

The number of sessions varies according to the procedure, the target concern, the skin's baseline condition and its response. It would not be appropriate to give a fixed number that applies to everyone without an examination; the plan may be updated based on follow-up findings.

You can use the appointment request form or contact the clinic by telephone on 0505 715 28 85. Stating the reason for your visit helps ensure that an appropriate amount of time is allocated for the assessment.