LeGlossaire

Also known as: Botulinum toxin, Botox

Precise injections that relax specific facial muscles to soften dynamic lines, forehead, frown, and crow's feet. Results appear in 7–14 days and last 3–4 months.

The structural protein that gives skin its firmness and elasticity. Production declines from your mid-20s. Most aesthetic treatments work by stimulating new collagen production.

Also known as: Hyaluronic acid fillers, HA fillers

Injectable hyaluronic acid gel that restores volume, defines contours, and softens deep lines. Results are immediate and last 9–18 months depending on the area.

Also known as: Er:YAG, Nd:YAG

A dual-wavelength laser platform used for skin resurfacing, vascular treatment, eye lifting, lip plumping, and snoring reduction. Different protocols target different concerns.

A Fotona laser protocol combining laser irradiation with PRF and polynucleotides for comprehensive hair follicle stimulation and scalp health.

Also known as: HA

A naturally occurring molecule that holds 1000x its weight in water. Used in dermal fillers for volume and in skin boosters like Profhilo for deep hydration.

An amino acid bio-revitaliser that provides building blocks for collagen production. Improves skin quality, fine lines, and luminosity over a course of 3 sessions.

A Fotona laser treatment that stimulates collagen within the lip tissue for natural volume enhancement without needles or filler.

Also known as: SkinPen, collagen induction therapy

Medical-grade device creates thousands of micro-channels in the skin, triggering a wound-healing response that produces new collagen and elastin.

A non-invasive Fotona laser treatment that tightens the soft palate and throat tissue to reduce snoring. No surgery, no devices to wear.

Also known as: PN, PDRN

Bio-regenerative DNA fragments derived from salmon or trout DNA. They stimulate fibroblast activity, promoting new collagen, elastin, and tissue repair at a cellular level.

Bio-remodelling injectable containing ultra-pure hyaluronic acid. Unlike fillers, it doesn't add volume, it stimulates 4 types of collagen while deeply hydrating the skin from within.

Also known as: Platelet-Rich Plasma, vampire facial

Your own blood is drawn, concentrated in a centrifuge to extract growth factor-rich plasma, then reinjected to stimulate tissue regeneration and skin renewal.

Also known as: Tretinoin, retinol, vitamin A

The gold standard of ageing skincare. Prescription retinoids (tretinoin) are 10–20x stronger than over-the-counter retinol. They accelerate cell turnover and stimulate collagen.

Also known as: Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System

The deep connective tissue layer beneath the skin and fat. This is the layer that surgeons tighten in a facelift, where non-surgical work reaches its honest limit.

A Fotona laser protocol specifically designed to tighten loose eyelid skin and reduce periorbital wrinkles. Non-invasive alternative to surgical blepharoplasty.

Also known as: Sun Protection Factor

Measures protection against UVB rays. SPF 30 blocks 97%, SPF 50 blocks 98%. Broad-spectrum formulas also block UVA. Reapply every 2 hours when exposed.

Also known as: Fotona VectorLift

A non-invasive Fotona laser protocol for brow and eyelid lifting. Uses controlled thermal stimulation to cause immediate collagen contraction and progressive tissue tightening.

Also known as: Juvéderm Volite

Hyaluronic acid micro-injections that create deep hydration reservoirs within the dermis. A single session delivers lasting improvement in skin smoothness and moisture for 6–9 months.