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Liquid Facelift & Combination

PDO thread lift, biostimulators, Skinbooster, Profhilo and liquid facelift combinations.

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Editorial scope

This category groups concepts for definition and clinical context. Inclusion is not a personal treatment recommendation or a candidacy decision. Only entries that pass editorial-depth, evidence and patient-safety checks are listed; treatment decisions require an examination and review of medical history.

Fox Eye Lift

Minimally invasive aesthetic procedure performed with a combination of Botox, PDO thread and optional fractional laser, aiming to elevate the lateral eyebrow tail and lateral canthus.

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Jawline Contour

Jawline contour; An aesthetic technique that shapes the mandibular edge line (ramus, gonion, chin tip) with a combination of CaHA/HA filler and masseter Botox, providing lower facial proportions, sharp definition in men, and elegant taper in women.

Core Term · 4,184 words

Liquid Face Lift

A combined aesthetic procedure that provides full-face non-invasive rejuvenation and restores volume loss and sagging as a result of the application of multiple filler types (hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite, poly-L-lactic acid) and botox/neuromodulators with the MD Codes system.

Core Term · 3,225 words

Nefertiti Lift

Inspired by the ideal facial contours of Queen Nefertiti, it is an aesthetic technique that non-invasively contours the platysma, masseter and lower face area with the combination of Botox and thin filler.

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Paris Glow (French Glow)

Paris Glow (French Glow) is a superficial skin rejuvenation protocol derived from the minimalist <em>"glow without glow"</em> philosophy of the French medical aesthetic tradition, which aims for a <em>"glow from within"</em> effect in the skin through a combination of mesoglow (superficial hyaluronic acid + vitamin + amino acid micro-mesotherapy), biostimulators (polynucleotide/PDRN, diluted calcium hydroxylapatite), superficial hydroboosters (Profhilo, Skinvive), chemical peels (mandelic, glycolic, lactic acid series) and a disciplined skincare routine (retinoid + niacinamide + SPF).

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Prejuvenation (Preventive Aesthetics)

Prejuvenation is a proactive medical aesthetic approach that embraces the philosophy of "preserving rather than correcting": before clinically visible signs of ageing (static wrinkles, volume loss, ptosis) appear — typically between the ages of 25 and 40 — it combines low-dose neurotoxin (micro-Botox), superficial hyaluronic acid fillers, biostimulators, chemical peels, retinoids and a photoprotection regimen, based on the principle of preserving the dermal collagen reserve, delaying static line formation and sustaining tissue homeostasis over the long term.

Core Term · 2,814 words