An Universal Language of Ageing

TREATMENTS BY AGE

The ageing process is well known to us all: the skin wrinkles, sagging appears, our eyes begin to sink, the face loses contours and volume, muscles atrophy occurs and in some areas of our body unwanted fat accumulation occurs.

When performed correctly, Aesthetic Medicine involves understanding the process of ageing and the changes that the body & face suffer as a consequence of time, exposure to the sun, etc.

Our skin has a thickness of about 2 mm at the age of 20. The 2 uppermost mm correspond to the epidermis and dermis forming an impermeable layer to prevent water entry or loss. Underneath this layer is the hypodermis or subcutaneous tissue. This is a layer of connective and fatty tisue, rich in collagen fibers and adipocytes, forming our " thermal and mechanical insulation".

At the age of 90 years our skin has lost three quarters of its thickness and 90% of the collagen. So it wrinkles,falls and folds. Understanding the changes that the skin undergoes with age , allows us to correct depletion and prevent changes to mantain our tissues in the best possible conditions.

YOUNG, HEALTHY SKIN

Smooth and hydrated skin surface, perfect light reflection and thick without wrinkles.

An Universal Language of Ageing

The Merz Aesthetics Scales is a scientific way to demonstrate what you might expect from your aesthetic treatment.

This Scales is a comprehensive rating system that measures the skin's ageing process. Developed by a team of aesthetic experts, The Merz Scales give doctors a simple, five -point scale they can use to:

Objectively rate age-related skin changes.

Share potential treatment results with you.

The Scales measure the following areas:

AGEING, DAMAGED SKIN

Dehydrated skin, thinner, altered light reflection and with changes in the texture, pigmentation. Wrinkles presented.

UPPER FACE

Treatment for forehead lines, brow positioning, glabellar lines and crows feet.