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Deformation aging type is one of the most common.

❗️Its main feature is the downward “sliding” of tissues due to gravity and decreased skin density.

How it looks 👇🏻
• puffiness appears, especially in the lower third of the face
• jowls begin to form
• nasolabial folds become deeper
• the facial contour loses definition
• the skin may remain dense but becomes less firm

❗️Important: with this type of aging, the main focus is not only on skin quality, but also on tissue support.

🔥 WHAT DOES COSMETOLOGY DO?
There is no single universal procedure that solves everything.

During the consultation, the doctor evaluates:
✅ skin density
✅ volumes
✅ ligament support
✅ degree of ptosis

— and creates an individual treatment plan.

An effective result is always a combination of methods.
A cosmetologist doesn’t just perform one procedure — they build a personalized anti-aging strategy tailored to each face.

❤️ That’s why consultation is a key step:
only this way you can choose a safe and truly effective plan.

👉 Facial aging doesn’t happen in just one layer — that’s why treating only the surface never gives a полноценный результат.

The skin ages in depth: each layer changes over time, and each requires its own approach.
Collagen production decreases, the skin becomes thinner, texture worsens, and pigmentation appears.

👉 In the fat layer, fat compartments lose volume and shift downward — creating that “sagging” effect that bothers so many.
👉 In ligaments and muscles, structural support weakens, and the facial contour starts to lose definition.
👉 In the bone, gradual resorption occurs — especially in the malar, orbital, and mandibular areas — changing proportions even if we don’t consciously notice it.

When we work on facial rejuvenation, we consider all these layers. There is no single protocol that works for everyone, because every face ages differently, at different rates, with different types of volume loss.

That’s why an individualized assessment is essential: the goal is not just to erase signs, but to restore what has been lost — precisely, skillfully, and with respect for each person’s anatomy 🙏🙏

Natural rejuvenation means treating the cause, not just the consequence.

THREAD LIFTING OF THE FACE
WITH PDO THREADS

💉 formation of an internal support framework
💉 lifting and fixation of tissues
💉 stimulation of natural collagen production

INDICATIONS:

✔️ blurred, sagging facial contour
✔️ soft tissue ptosis (sagging)
✔️ jowls
✔️ double chin
✔️ nasolabial folds
✔️ marionette lines
✔️ loss of skin firmness and tone
✔️ skin laxity
✔️ decreased skin density
✔️ facial asymmetry
✔️ tired-looking face
✔️ undefined jawline
✔️ sagging cheeks and cheekbone area
✔️ prevention of age-related changes

RESULT AFTER:

✅ lifting and tightening of the skin
✅ more defined and contoured facial oval
✅ reduction of jowls
✅ correction of double chin
✅ lifting of cheeks and cheekbones
✅ smoothing of nasolabial folds
✅ reduction of marionette lines
✅ improved skin firmness and elasticity
✅ enhanced skin texture and quality
✅ stimulation of natural collagen production
✅ more sculpted and “lifted” appearance
✅ fresher, well-rested look
✅ rejuvenation without an “overdone” effect
✅ natural-looking result without heaviness
✅ “expensive skin” effect

To book an appointment, feel free to contact me directly 💌 or reach out at:
📲 +44 7308 140178 (WhatsApp)
Beauty Therapist: Janna Frolova ❣️

RF LIFTING FOR FACE AND BODY
Over time, the skin loses collagen, becomes less firm, and folds, laxity, and “blurred” contours appear

👉 RF lifting works not with the symptom, but with the cause — skin quality

🔥 radiofrequency heating of the deep layers of the skin
🔥 stimulation of natural collagen production
🔥 tightening and “restructuring” of tissues

🧬 the skin begins to renew itself
🧬 rejuvenation processes are activated
🧬 the effect builds gradually

INDICATIONS (FACE):

📌 loss of facial contour definition
📌 sagging cheeks
📌 jowls
📌 double chin
📌 wrinkles and folds
📌 decreased skin elasticity
📌 dull complexion
📌 uneven texture
📌 enlarged pores
📌 age-related changes 25+

INDICATIONS (BODY):

📌 skin laxity (abdomen, arms, thighs, buttocks)
📌 skin after weight loss
📌 skin after childbirth
📌 loss of tone and density
📌 uneven skin texture
📌 cellulite
📌 localized fat deposits
📌 stretch marks (as part of комплекс treatment)
📌 age-related skin changes

RESULT AFTER (FACE):

✨ more defined and lifted facial contour
✨ lifting of cheeks and chin area
✨ reduction of wrinkles and folds
✨ firmer and more elastic skin
✨ smoother skin texture
✨ minimized pores
✨ fresh, rested appearance
✨ “well-structured” face effect

RESULT AFTER (BODY):

✨ tighter and denser skin
✨ reduction of skin laxity
✨ more defined body contours
✨ smoother texture
✨ reduced appearance of cellulite
✨ slight reduction in volume
✨ skin looks smoother and more well-groomed

To book an appointment, feel free to contact me directly 💌 or reach out at:
📲 +44 7308 140178 (WhatsApp)
Beauty Therapist: Janna Frolova ❣️

Facial aging does not happen in just one way 👇

In aesthetic medicine, we often see four major aging patterns. Some faces age through gravitational descent, where tissues gradually shift downward, the jawline softens, and jowls begin to form. Some age through fine wrinkling, where the skin becomes thinner, drier, and more lined over time. Others follow a more muscular pattern, where strong facial movement gradually etches deeper expression lines into the forehead, glabella, and around the eyes. And some faces age through volume loss, where the cheeks flatten, the under-eyes hollow, and the face starts to look more tired or deflated.

What makes these types different is not just how they look — but which aging mechanism becomes dominant first. In one person, the biggest change may be skin thinning. In another, it may be fat pad descent, muscle activity, or loss of structural fullness.

What they do not mean is that every face fits perfectly into only one box. Most people have a mixed pattern. A face can have lower-face heaviness and fine wrinkling. Or volume loss and strong expression lines. These categories are best understood as the main direction a face tends to age — not a strict label.

Some patterns are also seen more often in certain facial structures. Deformation aging is more common in faces with thicker skin, heavier soft tissue, and more fullness in the mid and lower face. Fine wrinkled aging is more often seen in thinner, drier skin with less subcutaneous fat. Muscular aging is more common in faces with strong facial movement and expressive muscle activity. Atrophic or tired aging is often seen in narrower faces with less natural midface volume and earlier hollowing under the eyes.

That is why two people can be the same age — and age in completely different ways.

Understanding how the face is aging helps us choose smarter skincare, better treatment planning, and a more personalized approach to long-term skin support 🧬