Aesthetic Medicine

Botox has long been used for more than just smoothing out wrinkles. From eyebrow lifts and lip shaping to relieving teeth grinding and correcting a gummy smile – these are the uses that have become especially popular in recent years, and what is important to know before the injection.

The summer vacation has become a window of opportunity for teenagers to change their appearance and "refresh" themselves ahead of the next school year. A plastic surgery expert explains the influence of social media, warns against unrealistic expectations, and reveals the most popular procedures, as well as when a surgeon might say "no."

Everyone is talking about the star's thinness, but it turns out it also affects her face. Studies on significant weight loss have found a link between a decrease in facial fat volume and an older appearance, especially in the cheek area. The face may look older not because the skin 'aged' overnight, but because the three-dimensional structure beneath it has changed.

Modern aesthetic medicine is shifting from altering facial features to improving skin quality. The 'skin longevity' concept focuses on natural regeneration to restore firmness, moisture, and radiance.

The beauty industry is increasingly catering to those aged 60, 70, and even 80+. Aesthetic medicine is helping seniors boost their confidence and self-love, while doctors emphasize the importance of maintaining a natural look.