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Clinical atlas

A clinical guide to procedures in facial plastic surgery, otolaryngology and facial rejuvenation, organized to understand each option from the diagnosis.

Non-Surgical Treatments

Hyaluronic Acid · Botulinum Toxin · Biostimulators · Enzymatic Lipolysis for Submental Fat

Treatment selection begins with anatomy, tissue quality and the clinical objective. A non-surgical treatment may be appropriate when it can provide a proportionate improvement without substituting for structural correction when that is what the face actually requires.

Selected Procedures and Conditions

Removal of Benign Skin Lesions · Complications from Injected Materials and Biopolymers

Some consultations are not strictly related to facial rejuvenation but remain part of facial medical practice. Management depends on diagnosis, location, previous treatments and what can be addressed safely in the individual case.

Facial plastic surgery

Surgical procedures that address the structural changes of the face and neck through individualized planning.

Otolaryngology and functional nasal surgery

Functional procedures to improve breathing and nasal and ear health.

Procedures

Treated conditions

Minimally invasive procedures

Treatments that enhance, harmonize and rejuvenate with minimal intervention and swift recovery.

Technologies and non-surgical treatments

Technologies and treatments to improve skin quality, prevent aging and treat its signs.

Technologies

Treatments

Indications

Special cases

Evaluation and management of situations that require advanced experience and a comprehensive approach.

Clinical decision framework

Not a procedure in this atlas. It is how we decide which one —if any— makes sense, and how identity is preserved along the way.

This atlas is for educational purposes only. The indication of any treatment requires a personalized medical evaluation.

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Clinical cases

Results in context

A selection of clinical cases and their outcomes can be seen on Instagram.

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