Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Aesthetic skin changes related to ageing and their main alterations.

Acne scars

Acne scars can improve significantly through personalised treatments such as fractional laser, microneedling, subcision or TCA CROSS. Discover what options exist and how to prevent new scars with early acne treatment.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Aesthetic cellulite (orange-peel skin)

Aesthetic cellulite is a very frequent alteration of the subcutaneous tissue that produces the orange-peel skin appearance. Learn about its causes, the risk factors and the most effective medical treatments, such as radiofrequency, shockwaves or subcision, to improve the firmness and texture of the skin.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Dark circles

Dark circles can be due to loss of volume, pigmentation or visible vessels. Learn about the causes and the most effective medical treatments, such as polynucleotides, skinboosters or hyaluronic acid, to achieve a more luminous and rested gaze.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Enlarged pores

Enlarged pores are a frequent reason for aesthetic consultation related to genetics, excess sebum and aging. Discover how to improve their appearance through medical cosmetics, peels, microneedling and laser treatments.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Everything about skin ageing: why we age and how to keep healthy skin for longer

Skin ageing is a natural process influenced by genetics and, above all, by external factors such as the sun, tobacco and lifestyle. Prevention, photoprotection, healthy habits and aesthetic medicine based on biostimulation make it possible to keep healthy, natural and younger-looking skin for longer.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Facial sagging

Facial sagging is a consequence of the loss of collagen, elastin and tissue support. Learn about its causes, how to prevent it and the medical treatments available to improve firmness and maintain a natural appearance.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Hypertrophic scars

Hypertrophic scars are raised scars that remain within the original wound. Learn about their causes, how to differentiate them from keloids and the most effective treatments, such as silicone, corticosteroid injections or laser, to improve their thickness, texture and appearance.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Keloids

Keloids are raised scars that grow beyond the original wound and present a high tendency to reappear. Learn about their causes, symptoms and the available medical treatments, such as corticosteroid injections, silicone or laser, to improve their appearance and control their growth.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Localized fat

Localized fat is a deposit of adipose tissue resistant to diet and exercise. Learn about its causes, how it is diagnosed and the available medical treatments, such as cryolipolysis or liposuction, to improve the body contour safely and naturally.

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Skin aging

Skin aging is a natural process influenced by age, the sun and lifestyle habits. Learn about its causes, how to prevent photoaging and the medical treatments available to maintain healthy, natural-looking skin.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Stretch marks

Stretch marks are small scars produced by the rapid stretching of the skin. Discover why they appear, how to prevent them and what medical treatments, such as microneedling and fractional lasers, help improve their appearance safely and naturally.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Under-eye bags

Under-eye bags can be due to ageing, heredity or fluid retention. Discover how to differentiate them from dark circles and what medical and surgical treatments make it possible to rejuvenate the gaze with natural results.

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Aesthetic dermatology and ageing

Wrinkles

Wrinkles appear due to aging, repeated muscle movement and sun damage. Discover how to prevent them and which medical treatments make it possible to soften them while respecting the naturalness and expression of the face.

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