Mesotherapy is a method of administering medications intradermally in very low doses, to achieve both a pharmacological effect and a physical stimulation effect.

Until recently, plastic surgery was based on a simple principle: signs of aging were eliminated by excising skin, fat, fascia, and muscle tissue, followed by tightening of the remaining tissues. But what about now? What changes have occurred in the approach to rejuvenation?

A mapping scheme of the upper third of the face that is universal, effective, and safe for a beginner specialist. This method of marking injection points makes it possible to predict a favorable outcome of botulinum therapy for wrinkles in the upper third of the face.

How to defeat aging? An age-old question that still has no definitive answer. From the dawn of plastic surgery to this day, this pressing issue has troubled the minds of many scientists around the world.

Millions of botulinum toxin injections have been performed worldwide. However, not all of them were done with contraindications taken into account, and not all patients were satisfied with the results.

In recent years, complex preparations for mesotherapy and biorevitalization — polyrivitalizants — have gained popularity. In addition to hyaluronic acid, they contain antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, and trace elements.

So what, in fact, was the purpose of creating and developing contour injection plastic surgery? Why has it become so widespread and received approval even from the most discerning and demanding patients?

People often ask me what I prefer: Botox or Dysport? My answer is unoriginal: I love both of these products. But it’s important that the love is mutual.

Over the past 10 years, various approaches to peri-orbital rejuvenation have become significantly more popular.

Biorevitalization, contour plastic surgery, chemical peels, thermolifting, autologous fibroblast implantation — when, what effect, and what are the risks?