What is injectable skin biostimulation? Cutaneous biostimulation involves the intradermal-subcutaneous injection of pharmacological substances that stimulate tissue regeneration: thanks to their action, the skin becomes more hydrated, cells renew more quickly, and the production… Read more

Many facial irregularities can be improved with dermal fillers, also known as "filler" substances. When injected into the skin, they can create volumes or restore them if they have diminished over time. They can also fill in grooves and wrinkles, such as nasolabial folds,… Read more

Botulinum Toxin is a medical treatment first used in the 90s to treat expression wrinkles between the eyebrows. Thanks to the naturality of its results and the wide margin of safety which characterize it, it has quickly gained popularity between both doctors and patients. The… Read more

It is a novel methodology primarily employed for "skin tightening," which involves compacting and reshaping the skin. Additionally, it addresses any excess fat that may be present in the treated area, promoting its removal. The procedure is minimally invasive and is executed… Read more

The micro-reinjection of autologous adipose tissue is an important technological advancement made possible by the use of new single-use materials whose characteristics have been certified through years of experimentation.Microlipofilling involves a real auto-transplant of… Read more

The Plexr is a medical device used in various fields, including dermatology, aesthetic medicine, gynecology, and dentistry. The instrument ionizes the air between its handpiece and the epidermis, generating a micro-plasma beam. Upon contact with the epidermis, the plasma… Read more

Intense pulsed light (IPL) is a procedure that utilizes a source of pulsed light energy, which, unlike lasers, is non-coherent, non-collimated, and covers a broad spectrum of wavelengths. Due to these attributes, even though it isn't precisely a laser, it finds extensive use in… Read more

Laser technology is effective in treating and removing certain pigmented lesions, such as freckles or age-related spots. Most of these spots are not typically dangerous and are primarily caused by sun exposure. Their dark color results from a significant buildup of melanin in a… Read more

"Laser resurfacing with Erbium-YAG" is a surgical method used to improve facial wrinkles and treat skin imperfections such as post-acne scars. The Erbium-YAG laser emits an intense beam of light that instantly vaporizes tissues and the skin, with selective action on the targeted… Read more

Ultrapulse CO2 laser resurfacing is a surgical technique used to improve facial wrinkles and treat skin imperfections such as post-acne scars. The CO2 laser emits an intense beam of light that instantly heats and vaporizes tissues and skin. This action is so precise and… Read more

Fractional CO2 laser resurfacing is a surgical technique used for the improvement of facial wrinkles and the treatment of skin imperfections such as post-acne scars. The laser emits an intense beam of light that instantly vaporizes tissues and skin. This action is so precise and… Read more

What is radio frequency? It is a minimally invasive method for treating skin aging and sagging of the face and body, providing a more "youthful and refreshed" appearance without ablating the skin or using injections. Electromagnetic energy produced by specialized electromedical… Read more

The use of absorbable threads inserted beneath the skin can serve a dual purpose: that of stimulation (as an alternative to injections) or that of tissue suspension. Biostimulation threads Biostimulation is carried out using PDO (polydioxanone) threads, which are positioned… Read more

Chemical peels allow for the removal of the outer layers of the skin through the localized application of substances, especially organic acids, capable of breaking the bonds that hold the cells together. In aged skin, the turnover of epidermal cells slows down, and there is a… Read more

The results of Aesthetic and Functional Gynecology can improve women's sexual life and provide a younger or more pleasant appearance to the genitals. Aesthetic and Functional Gynecology, therefore, enhances the quality of life for women by restoring the functionality of the… Read more

The Q-switched laser allows for the removal of most tattoos, essentially eliminating the risk of leaving scars. In our center, we use equipment designed to produce multiple wavelengths to remove most tattoo pigments, including blue, black, red, green, and more. Tattoos in blue,… Read more

What is radio frequency? It is a minimally invasive method for treating skin aging and sagging of the face and body, providing a more "youthful and refreshed" appearance without ablating the skin or using injections. Electromagnetic energy produced by specialized electromedical… Read more

Mesotherapy involves the administration of drugs, intradermally via injection, to the skin areas adjacent to tissues affected by diseases. Multiple injections are performed, each with a small volume of the drug. From the injection point, the drug slowly diffuses to nearby… Read more

Intense pulsed light (IPL) is a procedure that utilizes a source of pulsed light energy, which, unlike lasers, is non-coherent, non-collimated, and covers a broad spectrum of wavelengths. Due to these attributes, even though it isn't precisely a laser, it finds extensive use in… Read more

It is a series of maneuvers carried out manually, with a slight slow pressure, which allows to reduce the localized swelling on the upper and lower limbs or on face. It acts on the accumulation of water in the tissues, contrasting the edema due to a deficiency of the venous… Read more

Carbon dioxide in its gaseous state promotes vasodilation and restores proper blood flow, thereby stimulating fibroblast activity and supporting cellular regeneration. As a result, the skin improves its appearance in terms of firmness and elasticity. University studies and… Read more

Cryoadipolysis is the only non-invasive medical method that currently provides a certainty of results in reducing excess adipose tissue. Therefore, it can be a valid alternative for those patients who do not want to undergo liposuction (which still remains the primary indication… Read more

Sweating is a physiological phenomenon of our body regulated by the autonomic nervous system. When it occurs excessively in certain areas of the body, it is referred to as hyperhidrosis. Hyperhidrosis can be primary or secondary: the primary form is the most common, and its… Read more