Injectables
Hyaluronic acid
Restores facial volume with a resorbable gel, in a single session.
30 to 45 min
Aesthetic medicine practice · Casablanca
Care for your face, in the right measure
A consultation before any procedure, protocols adapted to Moroccan skin, and the right to be told no when a request is not indicated.
Featured treatments
A selection of the most requested procedures. Each page details indications, how the session goes and what follows.
A medical setting, not a beauty salon
Aesthetic medicine remains a medical act: it requires a diagnosis, verified contraindications and follow-up.
- years in practice
- 12
- treatments offered
- 8
- consultation languages
- 3
- 2011
Doctorate in Medicine
Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Casablanca
- 2014
University Diploma in Aesthetic Medicine
University of Paris
- 2017
University Diploma in Dermatological Lasers
University of Bordeaux
- 2019
Member of the Moroccan Society of Aesthetic Medicine
Rabat
What patients say
Testimonials collected with written consent.
I appreciated being told no about one area. I came in with a specific idea and it was explained why it did not suit my face.
Preparing my skin took three weeks before the first session. It was demanding, but I was told why it mattered for skin like mine.
Consultations happen in Darija or French, as you prefer. When you are talking about your own face, doing it in your language changes everything.
Reading before your appointment
A few pointers so you arrive with the right questions.
Article coming soon
Preparing your skin before a peel
Why the weeks before the session matter as much as the session itself, particularly on darker skin.
Article coming soon
Injectables: what the consultation checks
History, current medication, expectations: the required step before any injection, and the reasons for a refusal.
Article coming soon
Sun and aesthetic medicine
Which treatments to postpone to autumn, and why sun protection determines the outcome of most protocols.
Let’s talk about your plans
The first consultation is for examining, explaining and quoting. No procedure is performed on the day.
This page is informative. It does not replace a medical consultation and is not a promise of results: outcomes and suitability depend on each person.