Aesthetic medicine is a medical “art” that is mainly dedicated to rejuvenating the face, neck, décolleté and hands. In other areas of the body, the aim is to improve small deformities using minimally invasive methods.

Tens of millions of these medical procedures are carried out around the world. In my clinical practice, I have two basic guidelines:

1. The use of products with a high safety profile, so that people have solutions rather than problems.
2. Understanding the anatomical changes that occur in the ageing process, after careful analysis, I try to make a precise diagnosis and a therapeutic plan that not only meets the patient’s concerns, but also contains a strategy to promote the prevention of ageing.

It’s a very demanding art and I believe that the plastic surgeon must have in-depth knowledge and mastery of the different techniques and be at the scientific forefront of these procedures.