Without Scalpel - Glamour

Modern aesthetic medicine can replace plastic surgery procedures or at least offer a non-invasive alternative solution.

Skin & Face: Addressing Sagging with Filler Restructuring

"It's a non-surgical lift performed with cross-linked hyaluronic acid (denser than standard fillers), capable of supporting and lifting sagging skin while harmoniously volumizing the cheekbones," explains aesthetic physician Paolo Salentina. "When injected, it creates a three-dimensional subcutaneous network that anchors the cheeks and jawline area. Treatment should be performed twice yearly."

Body Treatment: Addressing Cellulite and Fat Deposits with Intralipotherapy + High-Energy Waves

"It's an alternative to liposuction that eliminates localized adiposity in the abdomen, flanks, thighs, saddlebags, and knees," explains Salentina. "First, a lipodissolving substance is injected where needed to break down adipocytes, followed by lymphatic drainage massage."

"Subsequently, acoustic wave therapy is performed to improve tone and promote slimming. Four sessions are typically required, though the protocol may vary based on individual needs. Results become visible after 2-3 sessions."

These non-surgical treatments represent a significant advancement in aesthetic medicine, offering appreciable results with minimal recovery time and reduced risks compared to traditional surgery. It's essential to emphasize that their effectiveness depends on proper initial medical assessment and personalized treatment protocols.