
Skin Care
Anti-Ageing Skin Care
Assessment for this treatment
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- Duration
- Usually 45–60 minutes
- Anaesthesia
- Not required
- Planning
- Doctor led
- Approach
- Personalised
About This Treatment
Anti-ageing skin care is a care protocol applied periodically, addressing the appearance of signs of ageing such as fine lines, loss of moisture and dullness. It may be considered for people who want to support their skin's moisture balance regularly and who are bothered by the appearance of fine lines or dullness. The treatment is carried out by a skincare specialist and planned following a doctor's assessment, which covers skin type, sensitivities, current medication and other recent treatments.
The treatment begins with cleansing and skin preparation, continues with care steps suited to the skin type and aimed at supporting hydration, and ends with moisturising and sun protection. Temporary redness or sensitivity may occur afterwards. Since ageing is a natural and ongoing process, the treatment is planned periodically, together with regular home care and sun protection. Results vary from person to person.
Process
Process steps
- 1
Assessment of skin type and signs of ageing as part of the doctor's evaluation
- 2
Cleansing and preparing the skin for the treatment
- 3
Care steps suited to the skin type, aimed at supporting hydration
- 4
Moisturising and sun protection
- 5
Home care recommendations and a periodic care plan
Good to know
Periodic care protocol planned for your skin type
Carried out by a skincare specialist, planned following a doctor's assessment
Results vary from person to person
- Doctor led planning
- Local anaesthesia only
- KVKK compliant process
- Online assessment
- Multilingual patient coordination
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Assessment for this treatment
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