We offer safe treatments for muscle relaxers, fillers and skin improvement with injectables. All our cosmetic doctors have extensive experience in the field of injectables. Our treatments are safe and produce a natural and beautiful effect.

To ensure the safety of the treatment, certain conditions apply:

• You are at least 18 years old.
• You do not have a muscle or nerve disease, disordered diabetes mellitus, or extremely high blood pressure.
• You do not take blood thinning medication.
• You do not have any permanent fillers (e.g. Bio-Alcamid, silicone oil) in the treatment area.
• You are not pregnant and not breastfeeding.
• You have not had a cold sore for at least three weeks prior to lip filler treatment.
• You do not suffer from body dysmorphic disorder, or have an unrealistic self-image or unrealistic expectations of treatment.
• With a filler treatment you have to wait two weeks after a vaccination of the corona vaccin

In order to guarantee the result of your skin therapy and to prevent complications, certain conditions apply before you can be treated.

You cannot undergo skin therapy if:

• you have taken Roaccutane in the last six months.
• you have an active cold sore or any other infection in the treatment area.
• you are sick or have a fever.
• you do not want to or will not be able to avoid sunlight in the first six weeks after treatment.
• you suffer from body dysmorphic disorder, or have an unrealistic self-image or unrealistic expectations of treatment.
• you are a heavy smoker.
• you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• if you took glycolic, salicylic acid or retinol 5 days before the treatment.
• you have liver or kidney disease. Chemical peels in particular are then strictly forbidden.
• if your skin has been regularly exposed to the sun in the six weeks prior to the treatment, laser treatments are not permitted. You must also avoid sun exposure for six weeks after the treatment, even if you wear a high SPF of 30 or more.
• you use certain medications, such as immunosuppressants.
• you have hypertrophic scars or keloid.
• you have recently had surgery in the area to be treated.