Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are gels, most often containing hyaluronic acid (a substance naturally found in the body), injected under the skin. They restore volume lost with age…
Read more ›Each page explains how the treatment is done, what to keep in mind afterwards and who it may not be suitable for. The right treatment for you is decided after a consultation.

Fillers, botulinum toxin, mesotherapy, thread lifts, biostimulators and treatments prepared from your own tissue.
Dermal fillers are gels, most often containing hyaluronic acid (a substance naturally found in the body), injected under the skin. They restore volume lost with age…
Read more ›Botox is the injection of very small doses of botulinum toxin, a protein that temporarily relaxes the muscles it is applied to. Expression lines soften and overactive…
Read more ›Mesotherapy delivers ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids and hyaluronic acid into the middle layer of the skin with very fine needles. The physician…
Read more ›A thread lift places special threads, which the body gradually dissolves, under the skin with a fine cannula. The threads support loosened tissue and stimulate collagen…
Read more ›Autologous treatments use products prepared from the person's own blood or fat tissue. Because nothing foreign is introduced, the risk of allergy is low. The aim is to…
Read more ›A liquid facelift is a non-surgical treatment using injectable substances (biostimulators) that stimulate the skin's own collagen production. It supports the volume and…
Read more ›PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is plasma rich in growth factors, obtained from your own blood. CGF is a denser fibrin structure separated from the blood using a different…
Read more ›Treatments using lasers, focused ultrasound, radiofrequency, acoustic waves, muscle stimulation and controlled cooling.
These lasers deliver controlled heat to the skin to stimulate the renewal of worn tissue and collagen production. The laser is chosen according to your skin type and the…
Read more ›These devices deliver light energy aimed at a specific colour or target (pigment or blood vessels). The goal is to treat the problem area with as little effect as…
Read more ›HIFU (High Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is a non-surgical treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to target the deeper layers of the skin. The energy reaches the…
Read more ›Ultherapy is a non-surgical tightening method that uses focused ultrasound energy to target the deep layers of the skin. What sets it apart from other HIFU systems is…
Read more ›This treatment delivers radiofrequency energy into the skin through gold-plated microneedles. The micro-channels created by the needles and the heat delivered stimulate…
Read more ›AWT is a device treatment that stimulates tissue mechanically with sound waves. By supporting circulation and connective tissue, it aims to reduce the appearance of…
Read more ›EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) uses a device to deliver electrical or electromagnetic impulses to the muscles, causing involuntary contractions. It aims to support…
Read more ›Cryolipolysis takes advantage of the fact that fat cells are more sensitive to cold than other tissues. The area is cooled in a controlled way, and the affected fat…
Read more ›Ozone therapy, IV therapies, check-ups, preventive medicine and adult vaccines.
Ozone therapy is the application, by different methods, of an oxygen–ozone mixture prepared with a medical ozone generator. In Türkiye it is performed within the scope…
Read more ›IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals and similar supportive ingredients through a vein. An examination, and blood tests if needed, are done beforehand; the ingredients…
Read more ›A check-up is a general assessment of your health before any symptoms appear. Preventive medicine uses these results to create a personal plan aimed at reducing your…
Read more ›HPV (human papillomavirus) is a very common virus, and some types can cause several cancers, especially cervical cancer, as well as genital warts. The HPV vaccine aims…
Read more ›Shingles (herpes zoster) is a painful rash caused when the chickenpox virus, usually caught in childhood, reactivates years later. The risk of shingles and of lasting…
Read more ›The cause of hair loss is investigated first; transplant or supportive treatments are planned after.
A hair transplant moves hair follicles (grafts) from the back and sides of the head, which are genetically resistant to hair loss, to bald or thinning areas. Because the…
Read more ›Hair loss can have many causes, such as genetic predisposition, iron deficiency, thyroid problems, hormonal changes or stress. Treatment is planned after the cause has…
Read more ›SVF (stromal vascular fraction) is the cellular part separated from the person's own fat tissue. In hair loss it is applied to the scalp to support the tissue around the…
Read more ›Non-surgical methods for thread veins, cellulite, stretch marks, localised fat and loose skin.
Laser energy targets small blood vessels close to the skin surface. The heated vessel is gradually absorbed by the body and becomes less visible.
Read more ›Cellulite is an orange-peel appearance of the skin caused by the structure of fat and connective tissue. Because hormones, circulation and lifestyle all play a role…
Read more ›Stretch marks form when the supporting fibres in the skin are damaged by rapid stretching. Pregnancy, rapid weight change and puberty are the most common causes. New…
Read more ›These are non-surgical treatments for localised fat and loose skin that persist despite diet and exercise. They are not weight-loss methods; the aim is local contouring…
Read more ›Laser hair removal, facials, Hydrafacial, needle-free mesotherapy, microblading and Dermapen.
Laser hair removal works by the laser light being absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle, which is affected by the heat. The aim is a lasting reduction of unwanted…
Read more ›The right treatment is decided after a skin analysis; treatments can be planned on their own or to support other procedures.
Read more ›Hydrafacial is a multi-step facial performed with vacuum suction and special tips. The skin is cleansed and exfoliated, dirt and oil are removed from the pores, and…
Read more ›Dermadrop is a device treatment that aims to deliver skin care ingredients without needles. Using pressurised gas, ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and vitamins are…
Read more ›Microblading creates natural-looking, hair-stroke eyebrows by placing pigment in the superficial layer of the skin with a fine hand tool. It is semi-permanent; the…
Read more ›Dermapen is a microneedling device that creates tiny channels in the skin with a fine-needle tip. These channels stimulate the skin's renewal process and help vitamins…
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