Body aesthetics

It is the set of minimally invasive medical treatments that care for the skin and contours of the body: cellulite, stretch marks, laxity, localised fat, scars and spots. Each plan is tailored to the individual, after the doctor has assessed your case.

Cellulite gives the skin a dimpled, quilted appearance and is linked to changes in the tissue beneath the skin, fluid retention and circulation. Laxity is the loss of the skin's firmness and elasticity. Localised fat is an accumulation of fat in an area that resists diet and exercise. They can occur at the same time, which is why the assessment is carried out in person.

Radiofrequency (Sectum), fractional CO2 laser, microneedling, carboxytherapy, intradermotherapy, biostimulators, hyaluronic acid, chemical peels, botulinum toxin, and contouring and lymphatic drainage massage. The combination depends on each case.

Yes. All treatments begin with a medical assessment consultation, including a physical examination, to establish what is suitable in your case.

Not necessarily. Red or purplish stretch marks are recent, and it is at this stage that they tend to respond best to treatment. White ones are older and more difficult, but it is still possible to improve their texture and colour. The doctor assesses the stage, depth and extent of the marks. Results vary.

Laxity after weight loss is addressed with treatments that strengthen the skin's fibres and improve its support, such as radiofrequency and biostimulators. The doctor assesses the degree of laxity, the quality of the skin and the state of the muscles. These are not weight-loss treatments, and results vary from person to person.

Yes. Botulinum toxin, applied precisely in the underarm, temporarily blocks the activity of the sweat glands and reduces sweating. Before this, the doctor carries out an assessment to understand how severe it is and what makes it worse.

Yes. In some cases, such as more advanced cellulite, the plan combines several treatments. The doctor decides which ones, in what order and at what interval, after the assessment.

It depends on the treatment and the concern. Results are usually gradual and may require several sessions. The doctor explains what to expect in each case. Results vary from person to person.

No. Results vary from person to person and depend on each case. This is why we do not promise them before the consultation.

All medical procedures carry possible risks, which depend on the treatment and on the individual. The doctor explains them at the consultation, before any decision is made. The clinic also treats complications of aesthetic procedures.

The cost depends on the area, the treatment and the plan set out at the assessment. For this reason we do not quote prices without knowing your case. At the consultation we explain everything, with no obligation to start any treatment.

If you can, bring a list of the medicines you take, any allergies you know of, and any operations and aesthetic treatments you have already had. The doctor listens to what concerns you and carries out a physical examination of the area to be treated.