Marionette Lines
Are you bothered by the two wrinkles that run from the corners of the mouth to the chin? Also better known as marionette lines , these are often caused by the loss of volume with age and the slackening of the tissue. Unfortunately, these wrinkles often make the face appear morose , grim or even sad.
But don’t worry: A treatment with hyaluronic acid can provide your skin with moisture, new elasticity and smoothness! In addition, the hyaluron stimulates the tissue and stimulates the production of collagen.
In the case of deeper wrinkles, these can be lifted with PDO threads and thus a beautiful, even result can be achieved.
The independent doctors at HY STUDIO will advise you in detail and achieve a beautiful, natural result with great care and precision.
A treatment with hyaluron usually lasts 30 minutes.
Immediately , with the full effect occurring after 7 to 14 days.
6 to 18 months (depending on lifestyle, hereditary predisposition and skin condition).
Lighter sports such as jogging or yoga are allowed on the following day. Strenuous sports only after 48 hours. Contact sports should be avoided for 1 week.
Treatment day: No make-up.
1 week: No spa, hammam, jacuzzi, pool. No strong UV radiation. No local pressure (e.g. masks, pillows, crash helmet).
2 weeks: Apply sunscreen with SPF 50 daily. No (facial) massages, peelings, facials.
If you have any further questions, give us a call, or write us an email. Due to the high demand, we can currently only attend to customers with appointments.
Just give us a call on 030 / 9212 4822 or book your appointment directly online!
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*The prices quoted are based on the individual wishes of the patient and the respective circumstances in each individual case based on the GOÄ, whereby we agree on a fee amount with the patient that deviates from the GOÄ. The services mentioned do not belong to the range of services provided by statutory health insurance funds and/or health insurance companies and are, therefore, to be paid regularly at the patient’s own expense.
