Expertise begins with seeing things differently.
Skin concerns that share a name can still call for entirely different approaches, depending on their shape, depth, and the condition and character of the skin.
Rather than reducing a visible problem to a single label, we distinguish the small differences with care and find the direction of treatment that fits each of them.
Before treating a scar, we first look at what makes it different.
Acne Scar
Scars that look alike can still call for different directions of treatment.
We examine not only the color, shape, and depth of a scar, but also the sensitivity and texture of the skin around it.
When the character of a scar differs, the treatment it needs differs too, and so does the change that can be expected afterward.
That is why we consider it important not only to decide on a method, but to explain realistically how much change can be expected from the skin as it is now.
We look at where and why it is needed, rather than at how much to add.We look at where and why it is needed, rather than at how much to add.
Injectable Treatments
The smaller the change, the more we consider the balance of the whole.
With injectables such as fillers and Sculptra, even a small change can affect the overall impression and balance of the face.
Before deciding what and how much to add, we examine the current form and balance of the face and work from where and what change is actually needed.
We look at what helps, rather than at what is simply new.
A treatment that is trending or newly introduced is not necessarily the better choice for every skin.
We look together at whether a method is sufficiently proven, what it means compared with existing treatments, and whether it is truly needed for this skin right now.