The skin loses muscle tone and elasticity with increasing age. One of the causes of this is the loss of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is an autologous substance which is naturally available in large quantities in the skin. This loss leads to the skin becoming drier and thus more wrinkled.

Hyaluronic acid is a sugar which appears all over the body. It binds water - a property which makes it suitable for filling in wrinkles. It is reabsorbed over the course of time, making regular maintenance therapy necessary. The biggest advantage of hyaluronic acid is that it does not cause any later side effects comparison to the other filling substances. Injecting the wrinkles usually significantly reduces them and in many cases they even disappear completely. This generally leads to a younger and revitalised appearance.

A combination of other supplementary alternative treatments such as fractional laser therapy, radio frequency, Botulinum toxin, peeling procedures XXX and mesotherapy lead to a long-term sustainable effect with a delay in the aging process.

We will gladly provide you with advice on the most suitable procedure for you as well as on possible complications and risks.