Treatments

Facial aesthetics

Preserve personal beauty.

Individual facial aesthetics with medical diagnostics and clear indication. Minimally invasive options come first; surgery only when it better serves the personal goal.

What makes sense is decided after examination, diagnosis and your personal goals — not by trend.

At MEDISMILE Budapest, planning starts with a personal examination; options, limits, risks and alternatives are explained before treatment is agreed.

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Treatment spectrum

01 · Analysis & planning

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Skin analysis

Structured assessment of skin quality, volume, expression and proportions — leading to a clear sequence of options and limits.

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02 · Expression & volume

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Botulinum toxin

Selective reduction of muscle activity to soften dynamic lines while keeping natural expression. Masseter indications linked to bruxism are coordinated with the functional dental plan when relevant.

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Hyaluron & fillers

Volume and contour planned conservatively with tissue quality, vessels and facial movement in mind.

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03 · Skin quality

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Skinboosters

Hydrating agents placed to support moisture, elasticity and surface — not to add bulk.

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Polynucleotides (PN/PDRN)

Intradermal treatments offered to support skin quality. Product status, suitability and risks are assessed individually.

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PRP autologous treatment

Platelet-rich plasma prepared from the patient’s blood may support selected skin-quality goals after individual assessment.

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Radiofrequency therapy

Controlled heat energy to stimulate collagen production and gently firm the skin — non-invasive, without threads or surgery. Suitability and expected effect are assessed individually.

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04 · Tightening & surgery

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Thread tightening

Primarily tissue support — not a facelift substitute. Thread type, plane and limits are set individually.

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Eyelid surgery

Excess skin and deeper tissue corrected with attention to function and natural lid form — within OMFS facial anatomy competence.

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Mini & facelift

Repositioning descended tissue rather than pulling skin alone — scope follows findings and goals.

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This information is general. It does not replace personal examination, diagnosis or individual counselling on benefits, limits, risks and alternatives.

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Key points

  • Injectable treatments are medical procedures and require an individual indication, product knowledge, anatomical knowledge and emergency planning.
  • Product, dose, region and authorisation status must be discussed before treatment.
  • Results and duration of effect are individual and not guaranteed.

Risks and limits

  • Possible effects include swelling, redness, bruising, pain, asymmetry, infection and nodules.
  • With fillers, rarely: vascular occlusion with tissue injury, visual disturbance or blindness, or stroke.
  • With botulinum toxin, rarely: spread of effect with muscle weakness and swallowing, speech or breathing difficulties.
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding, pre-existing conditions, medicines and active inflammation require particular review.

Alternatives

  • No treatment or observation.
  • Skin care and sun protection.
  • Depending on findings, other non-surgical or surgical procedures after their own risk counselling.

Clinically reviewed by DR. MED. DR. MED. DENT. HANS KREHN ·

Sources

  1. 01FDA · Regulatory informationDermal Fillers (Soft Tissue Fillers)
  2. 02FDA · Regulatory informationFDA-Approved Dermal Fillers
  3. 03EMA/CMDh · 2025 · Regulatory informationBotulinum toxin (except centrally authorised products): CMDh scientific conclusions and grounds for variation, amendments to the product information and timetable for implementation — PSUSA/00000426/202412
  4. 04EMA · Regulatory informationNuceiva — Product Information

General information. It does not replace examination or individual counselling. Outcomes are not guaranteed.

FDA sources are US regulatory safety information. They are not a statement of Hungarian or EU authorisation. For the actual treatment, EU or Hungarian authorisation and the product information apply.

Clear answers

Frequently asked questions

Can botulinum toxin replace filler — or the other way round?+

No. At MEDISMILE they answer different questions: toxin calms overactive expression; hyaluron restores volume or contour. Face, skin and goal decide — considered together.

Are threads a detour around surgery?+

Threads can support tissue and soften early laxity. They are not a disguised facelift — when an operation suits the face better, we say so clearly.

What does a skinbooster realistically achieve?+

Moisture and surface quality rather than a fuller look. We use it when skin quality is the priority — not missing volume.

How do we decide what suits a face?+

Personal examination first: skin, volume, expression, proportion. Options, limits and alternatives come before any plan.

Personal assessment

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