Nonsurgical Methods

Exosomes act as biological messenger molecules that enable stem cells to transmit healing and regenerative signals to tissues. Through the growth factors, peptides, proteins, and genetic signals they contain, exosomes support tissue repair, cellular regeneration, and collagen production.

Focused ultrasound (HIFU) is a non-surgical skin tightening and rejuvenation treatment that has become increasingly popular in aesthetic medicine in recent years. By delivering focused ultrasound energy beneath the skin without damaging the surface, it promotes tightening and lifting of the treated areas. The procedure is most commonly applied to the face and neck.

Botox is the therapeutic, purified form of botulinum toxin type A, a substance derived from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. It works by creating a temporary and controlled relaxation of targeted muscles, thereby reducing muscle activity.

Dermal filler treatments are biocompatible aesthetic procedures used to reduce wrinkles, restore volume in areas of the face affected by aging, and correct hollow or sunken appearances. Although various types of fillers are available today, the most commonly used and safest options are hyaluronic acid–based fillers.