Medical Aesthetics Guide
This medical aesthetics guide explains anti-wrinkle injections, lip/jawline fillers, laser hair removal and skin renewal protocols with a focus on safety and natural results.
Overview
The aim of medical aesthetics is not dramatic change, but planning that preserves facial proportions, keeps expressions natural and supports skin quality.
This guide summarises which goals anti-wrinkle injections, fillers, laser and skin care protocols serve, and how to think about combined plans.
At Dr. Otgen Clinic, treatments are tailored through anatomical assessment, choice of product/protocol and management of session intervals.
- An approach that preserves natural expression and proportions
- Clarifying the difference between anti-wrinkle injections and fillers
- Where skin quality and laser protocols fit in
- Discipline in session intervals and follow-up
Anti-Wrinkle Injections and Fillers
Anti-wrinkle injections are used to soften dynamic wrinkles; fillers are used for volume loss, contour and proportion. The two approaches work differently and do not replace each other.
- Anti-wrinkle injections: expression lines and preventive planning
- Lip filler: shape, symmetry and a hydrated look
- Jawline filler: lower-face balance and contour
- Under-eye treatments: individual assessment of suitability
For a natural result, knowing "what not to do" matters as much as dose, product choice and injection depth.
Skin Quality and Laser
PRP, salmon DNA, medical skin care and laser protocols play a complementary role for skin texture, pigmentation and hair removal goals. Session intervals are adjusted to your skin type.
- Laser hair removal: choosing a protocol to suit your hair type
- Skin renewal: texture and radiance goals
- Combination plans: managing timing with anti-wrinkle injections/fillers
Treatment Process
Face / Skin Analysis
Anatomy, skin type and goals are assessed; the priority protocol is decided.
Treatment Plan
Product, dose/area and session interval are agreed.
Check-ups and Maintenance
The result is monitored; a maintenance plan is created if needed.
Who is it suitable for?
- People researching minimally invasive aesthetic options
- People who want subtle refinement that preserves facial proportions
- People planning a skin quality and hair removal programme
- Patients who want a roadmap for combined treatment
Quick Facts
- Duration: Usually 20–60 minutes
- Session model: 1–6 sessions (depending on the treatment)
- Return to social life: Same day for most treatments
- Focus: Natural result + safety
Frequently Asked Questions
Can anti-wrinkle injections and fillers be done in the same session?
In many cases they can be planned in the same session; however, the order and timing are decided clinically, taking into account the treatment areas and risk of swelling.
How long do medical aesthetic results last?
The effect of anti-wrinkle injections usually lasts a matter of months; fillers and skin protocols vary with the product and your metabolism. The maintenance plan is tailored to you.
What should I pay attention to after treatment?
Advice about avoiding heat, strenuous exercise, make-up and pressure varies with the treatment. You will receive an aftercare list tailored to you.
Who might it not be suitable for?
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, active infection, some autoimmune conditions or a relevant allergy history may mean treatment is postponed. Suitability is assessed at the examination.