Journal
Journal
Aesthetic medicine and natural results Natural does not mean untreated. It means looking recognisably yourself, even to people who do not know that you have had a procedure. How to choose an aesthetic treatment Choosing a treatment should not begin with a product name. It should begin with your concern, however vague, and what you do not want to change. The consultation can help define the issue or establish that no procedure would be useful. Hyaluronic acid: what is it for? The same name describes both a molecule naturally present in the body and a family of injectable gels. What matters is the formulation used and where it is placed. Skinboosters: why they are considered Their role is defined as much by what they do not do: skinboosters do not sculpt the face, but focus on skin hydration and quality. Mesotherapy: understanding the treatment The injection method and the formulation are often confused, but both matter when assessing a mesotherapy treatment. Peels: understanding the different approaches “Peel” is too broad a term to guide a decision. The important questions are how deeply it acts and why that depth is appropriate. Microneedling: principle and indications The principle is straightforward, but deciding when it is appropriate is not: not every texture concern requires needles. Laser: which questions to ask “Laser” is not a treatment indication but a broad family of light-based devices. The specific device determines almost everything.