What good aesthetic medicine is about
Aesthetic medicine should support, not change. Calm analysis, medical information and a concept that fits anatomy, expression, skin quality and personal goals are essential.
Orientation
This topic page brings together the most important questions about aesthetic medicine at AESTHORA: consultation, safety, treatment options, cost guidance and useful preparation.

Aesthetic medicine should support, not change. Calm analysis, medical information and a concept that fits anatomy, expression, skin quality and personal goals are essential.
Common topics are botulinum, hyaluronic acid fillers, lip fillers, skinboosters, biostimulation and medical skincare. Every treatment needs its own indication.
Write down your goals, medications, medical history and previous treatments. This makes the consultation more precise.
We only recommend what is medically and aesthetically reasonable. If restraint is better, we say so clearly.
Many people are not looking for a specific treatment at first. They need orientation: what looks fresh, what is medically reasonable and when is less the better choice?
Medical history, medication, previous treatments, allergies, pregnancy, breastfeeding and expectations are clarified before any recommendation.
Start with the topic, continue with the relevant topic page and use consultation to assess your individual situation medically.
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