Areas
9 Cosmetology for women All areas and treatments Cosmetology for men Protocols built for men Injectables Botulinum therapy, fillers, biorevitalisation Device-based treatments RF lifting, photorejuvenation, laser Aesthetic care Facials, cleansing, peels Clinical cosmetology Acne, rosacea and pigmentation with a diagnosis Laser hair removal Diode laser, every area Trichology Hair diagnostics and treatment Infusion therapy IV drips and protocols
Treatments
18 RF lifting Skin tightening without surgery: microneedles and radiofrequency energy switch on your own collagen. A defined Photorejuvenation An even tone, less pigmentation and fewer visible vessels, more density and radiance—on the BBI MULA broadband Biorevitalization We restore the hyaluronic acid your skin is short of. Hydration, density and that particular glow come back—wi Botulinum therapy We relax the muscles that set creases into the skin—and leave your face its expression. No “mask” effect: the Lip fillers Shape, not volume for its own sake. We work gently with contour, asymmetry and hydration—so that your lips sta Mesotherapy Targeted delivery of a cocktail of vitamins, amino acids and peptides exactly where the deficit is. The formul Facial contouring We bring back support where volume has gone: cheekbones, chin, jawline. We work with the architecture of the f Collagen stimulation We do not fill—we switch on. The product prompts your skin to produce its own collagen, so the result builds o Intimate aesthetics Laser lightening of intimate areas and underarms with the Capello system. Discreet, tactful, no unnecessary qu Acne treatment Acne is not “bad skincare” but a skin condition with a cause. We work with the cause: light against bacteria, Peels Controlled skin renewal: we take off the dull layer and switch regeneration on. The doctor chooses the formula Deep-cleansing facial The base that all skin work starts from. Without congestion in the pores every other method works noticeably b Exosome therapy A current regenerative method: exosomes act as signaling molecules and tell the cells of the skin how to repai Dermatology An appointment with a dermatologist: diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair and nail conditions. Aesthetics sta Under-eye bags Three different problems arrive under the same word, and cosmetology does not solve all of them. We start with Nasolabial folds A fold is almost never treated where you see it. The cause usually sits higher — in lost midface volume — and Moles & papillomas We do not remove moles or skin tags — and we say so upfront, not at the appointment. What we do is examine wit Hyperhidrosis treatment Excessive sweating of the palms, feet and underarms is not a cosmetic detail but a medical problem. We solve i
Articles
25 Broken capillaries and facial redness: what actually helps Persistent redness on the cheeks and around the nose is not always "just broken capillaries". Here is how brok Post-acne marks: what clears them, and what does not "Post-acne" sounds like one problem, but it is really three different marks, and whatever clears a spot will n Cosmetologist or dermatologist: which one do you need Half the disappointment in cosmetology starts with seeing the wrong doctor. Here is the simple rule for where How to choose a cosmetologist: seven signs of a real doctor Cosmetology gives you two chances to get it wrong: once when you choose by photographs on social media, and ag Adult acne: why it shows up after 25 and what treats it Teenage acne usually clears on its own—adult acne does not work that way. After 25, breakouts either never sto Dark spots on the face: where they come from and how they are treated Pigmentation is the one aesthetic concern where the wrong treatment leaves you worse off than doing nothing. H Lip fillers: how they differ and how the right one is chosen Patients often ask which filler is “the best”. The better question is which one suits your lips. Here is what Dermal fillers: how long they last and whether they’re reversible Questions about contouring are rarely about how it works—they are about what happens if you don’t like it. Her Hair loss: where to start and what actually helps Searches about hair loss usually want a ready answer—what to buy, what to inject. But before doing anything, y Alexandrite or diode laser: what’s the difference, and which to choose Alexandrite lasers often get marketed as the more effective choice over diode—it’s one of the first questions Which peel to choose: PRX-T33, BioRePeel, Peach PEEL, or azelaic “A peel” is not one treatment—it is several different formulas built for different jobs. One lifts dullness wi Biorevitalization products: how they differ and how they’re chosen “Which product do you use?” is a question worth asking before “how much does it cost”. The word “biorevitaliza Laser hair removal: what you can and cannot do—tanning, shaving, and the course Most laser hair removal searches are not “how much does it cost” but “can I”: tan, shave between sessions, get Botox: how many units, what to avoid after, and how long it lasts Botulinum therapy gets more questions than any other treatment—and carries more fears. We collected what patie Lips after filler: what happens day by day The first days after lip contouring are when the mirror is most alarming—and least informative. A day-by-day l Skin longevity: why aging slower is a real goal—and turning back the clock is not “Rejuvenation” sells, but it promises the impossible: no treatment can return your skin to where it was ten ye Aesthetics in 2026–2027: regenerative treatments, prejuvenation and quiet work The industry has been turning over the past few years: less about adding, more about restoring. Here is what a RF microneedling on SALANO Optimus: how it works and who it suits One of the few methods that neither fills nor relaxes, but makes the skin build its own collagen. We look at h Collagen: why you lose it and what actually brings it back The word “collagen” is printed on jars of cream, on tubs of powder, and in the description of almost every tre Exosomes: what they are and why everyone is talking about them Exosomes are written about as if they had just been brought back from the future. In reality the biology is fa BBI MULA photorejuvenation: pigmentation, vessels and an even tone Pulsed light does not rejuvenate in general — it works precisely, on specific targets inside the skin. We look Your first visit to an aesthetic clinic: a guide that will save you money Most money in aesthetic medicine is lost not on expensive treatments but on unnecessary ones—prescribed withou Biorevitalization: what it is, when to start, and how it differs from fillers The most common question we hear at consultations is “isn’t that the thing that makes lips puff up?”. No—and t 10 myths about aesthetic medicine people still believe Aesthetic medicine acquired legends faster than it could disprove them. Here are the ten most stubborn ones—wi After your treatment: the do’s and don’ts Recovery is not “optional advice at the end of the appointment”—it is the second half of the treatment. Here a