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.
The catalogue
Featured treatments
A selection of the most requested procedures. Each page details indications, how the session goes and what follows.
Under-eye hollows
Filling the hollow under the eyes, a delicate area where caution comes first.
20 min
Buttocks
Localised correction of a hollow or irregularity, with no aim of overall augmentation.
20 min
Expression lines
Softening lines on the forehead, between the brows and around the eyes, without freezing expression.
20 min
Profhilo
A highly fluid hyaluronic acid, placed at five points per side, working on deep hydration.
20 min
Facial mesotherapy
Micro-injections of vitamins and hyaluronic acid spread over the whole face.
30 min
Aesthetic consultation
The mandatory starting point: examination, discussion, a written plan — or an explained refusal.
30 min
The method
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
- 20
- consultation languages
- 3
- 2015
Doctorate in Medicine
Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Casablanca
- 2016
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
Patient feedback
What patients say
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Public reviews, reproduced with their source and a link to the original. They reflect their author’s experience and predict no result.
The journal
Reading before your appointment
A few pointers so you arrive with the right questions.
Preparing for a laser hair removal session
The laser targets the hair, so the hair must stay in place and the skin out of the sun. What to prepare weeks before the session, and what to watch for afterwards.
Preparing your appointment
Laser hair removal and darker skin: what your phototype changes
On darker skin, both the skin and the hair contain melanin. Why the wavelength, the settings and the sun decide how safe a session is.
Understanding treatments
Preparing for a laser tattoo removal session
A tattoo fades over several sessions, and its complete disappearance can never be promised. What the examination decides, what to prepare, and how to care for the skin afterwards.
Preparing your appointment
Correcting hyaluronic acid filler: preparing for a hyaluronidase session
Hyaluronidase dissolves hyaluronic acid filler that is not right for you, and becomes an emergency treatment if a complication occurs. What to bring, and what happens afterwards.
Preparing your appointment
Preparing for a thread lift
A single procedure under local anaesthetic, with a few days of social downtime. What to prepare, what to watch for, and what threads do not replace.
Preparing your appointment
Preparing for an injection lipolysis session
A procedure reserved for localised fat deposits, in someone whose weight is stable. What it treats, what it does not, and an aftermath you need to fit into your diary.
Preparing your appointment
Preparing for an aesthetic medicine consultation
The first consultation is not about setting a date. It is about examining, ruling out contraindications, and sometimes saying no. How to prepare for it.
Preparing your appointment
Preparing for a botulinum toxin (Botox) injection
A short session, but one that is prepared for. What is asked beforehand, what the consultation checks, and what the following days look like.
Preparing your appointment
Preparing for a hyaluronic acid (filler) injection
A resorbable gel, a reversible procedure, and instructions that matter. What to prepare beforehand, and what to watch for afterwards.
Preparing your appointment
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.
Let’s talk about your plans
The first consultation is for examining, explaining and proposing a written plan. No procedure is performed on the day.