Aesthetic Medicine
This area covers mesotherapy, botulinum toxin and dermal filler applications, together with radiofrequency microneedling and skin health. Each procedure is set out in detail on its own page.
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Mesotherapy Applications
Injection procedures performed with fine needles on the face, neck, eye area, scalp and body.
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Botulinum Toxin Applications
Botulinum toxin applications directed at lines linked to the movement of the facial muscles.
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Dermal Filler Applications
Dermal filler applications containing hyaluronic acid, for volume and tissue support.
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Skin Health
Metabolic assessment in skin complaints, which topics are addressed together and what the limits are. Dr. Suzan Alp, Specialist in Internal Medicine, Tuzla.
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Radiofrequency Microneedling
What is radiofrequency microneedling, in whom is it not carried out, and why is care needed with a pacemaker? Dr. Suzan Alp, Specialist in Internal Medicine.
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Mesotherapy Applications
Mesotherapy is the application of substances such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids and hyaluronic acid through small-volume injections made beneath the skin with fine needles. The headings: Facial Mesotherapy, Skin Mesotherapy, Mesotherapy Around the Eyes, Hair Mesotherapy and others.
Botulinum Toxin Applications
The application commonly known as botox is the injection of botulinum toxin into muscle in small doses. The action of the muscle treated is temporarily reduced. The headings: Forehead Botulinum Toxin, Eye Area Botulinum Toxin (the area also known as crow’s feet), Jawline Botulinum Toxin and Neck Botulinum Toxin and others.
Dermal Filler Applications
A dermal filler application is the injection of a gel-consistency substance (frequently containing hyaluronic acid) into an area that has lost volume or is to be made more defined. The areas: Lip Dermal Filler, Under-Eye Dermal Filler, Nasolabial Dermal Filler, Cheek Dermal Filler, Chin Dermal Filler, Forehead Dermal Filler and Jawline Definition.
For chronic disease follow-up and dietary counselling see the Internal Medicine page; for traditional and complementary medicine procedures see the Complementary Therapies page.
Results of any surgical or interventional (needle-based) procedure may vary from person to person. You are advised to obtain detailed information from your physician before the procedure.
This page is for general information only and does not replace a medical examination. Diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by a physician following an individual assessment.
Last updated: August 2026
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