Fat Grafting (Lipofilling)

A procedure in which a patient’s own fat tissue is transferred from one area of the body to another to improve contours and restore volume.

Fat grafting is an effective way to achieve a natural enhancement without the use of synthetic materials.

It is widely used for breast augmentation, hand rejuvenation, buttock reshaping, lip enhancement, and contour correction. This technique, approved by leading European experts, is recognized as one of the least traumatic and most natural methods for body contouring.

Liposuction

A surgical procedure designed to remove localized fat deposits from specific areas of the body.

The goal of liposuction is to reshape body contours and eliminate stubborn fat deposits resistant to diet and exercise. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia through small incisions in the skin, where cannulas are inserted to break down and suction out fat cells.

Recovery requires a healing period, often with compression garments and limited physical activity until tissues stabilize.

Intimate Surgery

Contour correction of the labia can be performed either with hyaluronic acid fillers or fat grafting, under local anesthesia. These techniques increase volume, restore tone, and improve the appearance of the labia.

There are two primary approaches:
• Non-surgical contouring using fillers.
• Labiaplasty, a surgical procedure reshaping the labia minora or majora.

These procedures address concerns related to size, symmetry, elasticity, or appearance caused by aging, childbirth, trauma, or congenital factors.

Mammoplasty

Breast surgery is performed for aesthetic and reconstructive purposes in both women and men (for example, gynecomastia correction).

Modern techniques minimize scarring and support faster recovery.

Types of mammoplasty include:
• Breast augmentation or reduction.
• Breast lift.
• Correction of asymmetry.
• Removal of gynecomastia or excess skin.
• Use of implants or fat grafting, often in combination, to achieve the desired contour and volume.

Biopolymer Removal

Outdated biopolymer injections are no longer recommended due to risks such as migration, lump formation, and deformity.

The only effective treatment is surgical removal performed with a scalpel or laser under local anesthesia.

Although complete elimination of biopolymers is often impossible because they integrate into tissues, surgeons can remove problematic areas and restore a more natural appearance. In some cases, follow-up corrective or reconstructive procedures may be required.

The biopolymer removal operation is performed under local anesthesia and lasts from 30 to 60 minutes. Although it is impossible to completely get rid of biogel due to its ingrowth into the tissue, surgeons are able to eliminate problem areas and correct the shape. If necessary, repeated correction may be required, as well as reconstructive surgery to restore the appearance of the treated part of the face.

SMAS Facelift

A comprehensive facial rejuvenation technique targeting the Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System (SMAS), the supportive layer beneath the skin and fat.

By lifting and repositioning this layer, the surgeon restores facial contours, eliminates sagging, and achieves long-lasting rejuvenation.

Chin and Neck Lift

A “double chin” may result not only from excess weight but also from skin laxity or aging.

A chin/neck lift is an effective way to restore definition to the jawline. Depending on the patient’s anatomy, techniques may include:
• Platysmaplasty (tightening muscles and skin).
• Liposuction (removal of fat deposits).
• Chin implants to enhance structural support.

Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)

A procedure that corrects drooping eyelids or under-eye bags, restoring a more youthful and open appearance.

Surgeons use 3D imaging to preview results before surgery. During the operation, excess skin and fat are removed or repositioned to achieve the desired effect. Results typically last up to 10 years with proper care.

Canthoplasty & Canthopexy

Advanced techniques to reshape and rejuvenate the eyes.
• Canthoplasty adjusts eyelid position and contour, allowing for more dramatic changes to eye shape.
• Canthopexy is a gentler procedure that lifts and stabilizes the outer corners of the eyes.

Both methods improve symmetry, enhance expression, and create youthful, refined eye contours — from the popular “cat-eye” look to more subtle, natural results.

Endoscopic Brow & Forehead Lift

Also called temporal lift, this minimally invasive technique addresses age-related sagging of the forehead and brows with almost no visible scarring.

Using an endoscope, the surgeon works through 3–4 small incisions hidden in the hairline to reposition tissues and fix them in place with absorbable supports.

Patients typically spend one night under observation and can return home the following day.

Thread Lift

A minimally invasive alternative to traditional facelift surgery.

Threads provide immediate lifting effects for the face or body while also stimulating collagen production for longer-lasting rejuvenation.

This method is ideal for patients seeking a fresher, more youthful look with little to no downtime, combining quick results with natural regeneration.