
Category
Hyaluronic acid
A resorbable gel that restores support to areas that hollow with time. It dissolves gradually, and an enzyme can remove it if the result does not suit you.

Hyaluronic acid is a molecule the skin makes itself and loses over the years. Injected as a gel, it replaces support that has gone: it does not tighten the skin, it lifts it where volume has withdrawn.
This is the most reversible family at the practice. The product resorbs on its own within months, and an enzyme can dissolve it in days if the result does not suit you. That reversibility is precisely what allows starting small, with the option to top up two weeks later.
The areas differ less in technique than in the caution they demand: a lip forgives an excess, an under-eye hollow far less.
The family
Treatments
8 treatments


Cheekbones
Restoring the cheekbone’s projection and its role in supporting the mid-face, with small amounts.

Jawline (Texas)
Defining the angle and line of the jaw to give structure to the lower face, in women and men alike.

Under-eye hollows
Filling the hollow under the eyes, a delicate area where caution comes first.



Buttocks
Localised correction of a hollow or irregularity, with no aim of overall augmentation.

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.
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