Plastic Surgery Patient Guides

Skin mesotherapy improves how the skin looks and feels, not the shape of the face. What hydration, glow and fine lines can realistically gain, what needs a different treatment, and how to care for your skin afterwards.

Hair mesotherapy can support the follicles in some types of thinning, but it is not a cure for every kind of hair loss. Which types may respond, why a diagnosis comes first and which results are realistic.

Mesotherapy works as a course rather than a one-off treatment. How many sessions skin and hair usually need, how far apart they are spaced, and how often maintenance sessions follow.

Mild swelling, tenderness and small bruises are common after dermal fillers and settle within about a week. Here is a day-by-day timeline, what to avoid, and how to recognise the rare signs that need urgent review.

Most hyaluronic acid fillers last about 6–12 months, but lips, cheeks, jawline and under-eye areas behave differently. Here is why the duration varies, how fillers fade and how to plan top-ups without overfilling.

Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks the gel down within a day or two. Learn when dissolving makes sense, what the appointment involves and what results to expect.

Botox for expression lines usually lasts about 3–4 months, but the area, the dose, your muscle strength and regular treatment all shift that figure. Here is how the effect fades and how repeat treatments are timed.

Looking frozen is not an inevitable part of Botox. It usually comes from a dose that is too high or from ignoring how the facial muscles balance each other. This is how a natural result is planned, from the first assessment to the two-week review.