Cosmetic Dermatology

Medical aesthetics is about using current medical technology to achieve the following effects:

1. 1. Improve the appearance of facial contours, such as slimming the face, elevating the nose, augmenting the lips, sharpening the chin, creating double eyelids, etc. These treatments, if used appropriately, can make your appearance more attractive.
   2. Improve the texture of your skin, such as the refinement of pores, skin elasticity, and a bright, evenly toned complexion.
   3. Remove unsatisfactory skin blemishes, such as obtrusive birthmarks, moles, hair, capillaries, tattoos, etc.
   4. Make the appearance look or stay young, so that if you’re in your thirties, you look like you’re in your twenties, and if you’re in your forties, you look like you’re in your early thirties. To achieve this goal, you first need to tighten sagging skin, and also replenish the volume that your face has lost.
   5. Correct imbalances or defects in body shape. For women, this means having fuller breasts, a slender waist, a flat stomach, proportional thighs, and slim calves. For men, the biggest enemy is likely a protruding abdomen.
   6. Make your hair thick and dense, fully addressing the issue of hair loss.

Medical aesthetics is not just a science, but also an art. The most important step is pre-assessment. It’s not that every woman who has a slim face and high nose will necessarily be beautiful; the proportions of the features also need to be considered. Even if the breasts are fuller, they also need to be well-shaped to be considered satisfactory.

Medical aesthetics begins with an assessment by the doctor to see what areas can be improved. You can also use this opportunity to ask the doctor what can be done to improve the areas you’ve always been dissatisfied with. While doctors aren’t omnipotent, current medical aesthetics technology is quite advanced, and most issues can see significant improvement. The doctor will then explain the treatment plan to you. Some treatment plans may have multiple methods to tackle the same issue, and the doctor will explain the cost-effectiveness and pros and cons of each method to you. The doctor will then give you ample time to go home and think things through. Once you decide to proceed with the treatment, the doctor will explain the potential risks involved in the treatment again. Finally, the doctor will arrange for regular follow-up appointments to ensure you are satisfied with the treatment and to check for any adverse side effects.