Services
Aesthetic dermatology
Aesthetic dermatology with a medical standard — centred on the LAVIEEN® laser for fractional skin renewal, complemented by botulinum toxin, NCTF®, indication-led hyaluronic acid (ultrasound-guided), exosomes, longevity concepts, and infusions after thorough diagnostics.
What is aesthetic dermatology?
Aesthetic dermatology combines specialist knowledge of skin structure and healing with procedures to improve skin appearance, texture, and selected age- or acne-related changes. Unlike purely cosmetic offers, medical assessment comes first: Which method is realistic for your skin type and concern — and which expectations should be adjusted?
Treatments may address pigment changes, acne scars, enlarged pores, uneven texture, fine lines, or overall skin tone. Some concerns are more medically motivated (e.g. post-acne scars), others more aesthetic — both deserve an honest, professional assessment.
Content on this page is general and does not replace personal counselling or informed consent before a procedure. Results vary individually; blanket success guarantees are not given.
Who is this focus area for?
People with unwanted pigment shifts, post-acne scars, uneven skin, or a wish for structure-improving skin renewal find a structured starting point here. Those considering wrinkle treatment, volume restoration, regenerative concepts, longevity approaches, or infusions can also present.
Not every concern suits every procedure. Skin type, prior disease, medicines, pregnancy, and UV habits enter the decision. Honest counselling on possibilities and limits is part of good practice — as is advice when waiting or care alone may be wiser.
A consultation can also be useful before you have already booked treatments elsewhere: this helps avoid duplicate treatments, incompatible product combinations, or unrealistic timelines.
Our approach — with LAVIEEN® in focus
The lead offering at the practice is the LAVIEEN® laser for fractional skin renewal. It is used thematically for pigment changes, acne scars, enlarged pores and uneven skin texture, as well as skin rejuvenation, improved structure, and support of hair growth — each after individual indication review and counselling.
In addition I offer botulinum toxin treatments (including wrinkles and hyperhidrosis), NCTF® mesotherapy, and longevity-oriented skin concepts. Hyaluronic acid is used only with a clear indication — ultrasound-guided and with particular attention to safety and natural proportions. Exosome-based procedures may complement the plan when they appear appropriate after specialist assessment.
Infusion therapies are not offered as a lifestyle product, but only with a strict medical indication and after thorough diagnostics — including laboratory work-up when required. Medical peels (e.g. fruit acid, TCA), microneedling, PRP, and further structure-improving procedures remain part of the spectrum. Selection follows findings and your goals — not a rigid package. Where a method is unsuitable, this is communicated clearly.
What to expect at your visit
The first consultation covers your concerns, skin condition, and previous treatments. For planned injections, infusions, or regenerative procedures, medical indication review is included — with laboratory and further diagnostics when needed. We then discuss realistic options, typical courses, possible reactions, and sensible intervals between sessions. Photo documentation may — with your consent — support follow-up assessment.
Before aesthetic procedures, you receive counselling on benefits, alternatives, and risks. Whether and when treatment starts is your decision after this information. Prices and scope depend on the individual plan and are discussed transparently in advance.
Aftercare and skin care afterwards
After laser, peel, needling, or injection procedures, consistent UV protection and gentle care are especially important. Redness, swelling, scaling, or temporary sensitivity can occur depending on the method and are discussed beforehand. Sport, sauna, or aggressive actives may be temporarily limited.
Follow-up visits serve course review and concept adjustment. For unexpected reactions, contact the practice rather than combining aggressive actives on your own. Long-term skin health and realistic goals matter more than short-term trend promises.
Frequently asked questions
What is the LAVIEEN® laser?
It is a fractional laser procedure for skin renewal. Applications can include pigment changes, acne scars, pores, uneven texture, and structure-improving or rejuvenating goals — suitability is assessed individually.
How are hyaluronic acid and botulinum toxin used?
Both are indication-led after examination and counselling. Hyaluronic acid augmentation at the practice is ultrasound-guided to support safety and precision. Whether treatment is appropriate is a specialist judgement — not a standard package request.
When are infusions considered?
Only with a strict medical indication and after thorough diagnostics, including laboratory tests when required. Infusions are not offered as a purely cosmetic or lifestyle service.
How many sessions are needed?
That depends on baseline findings, method, and goal. Series are often more useful than a single session. A binding number can only be given after examination.
Is there downtime?
Depending on the procedure, temporary redness, swelling, or scaling may occur. The time window to expect is explained in the counselling conversation for your planned method.
Are aesthetic treatments covered by insurance?
Many aesthetic services are privately paid. Whether any share is reimbursed depends on indication and coverage and should be clarified case by case.