Aesthetic Concerns in Auckland, NZ

These are the lines between the eyes that can make you look unhappy or angry. They are a very common concern with a simple cosmetic solution.

Bags and puffiness under the eyes are common as we age and can usually be treated safely and effectively with dermal fillers rather than surgery.

Drooping eyes can have an ageing affect on the face and can impair vision. Treatment of this area will often refresh the whole face.

Crows feet develop with age and can easily be smoothed out using Botox® and sometimes also fillers for the more stubborn lines.

A sagging face is often associated with ageing and makes a face appear to have lost its angularity and the definition provided by the cheekbones.

We are experts in restoring your face’s youthful contours through non-surgical techniques like dermal fillers and Botox®.

As we age our skin can lose its youthful glow as the texture, fullness and elasticity decline, and lines and pigmentation increase.

A very common concern – thinning lips can occur as we age and can be easily restored with subtle, natural looking results using dermal fillers.

Lip lines and wrinkles around the mouth can easily be improved to rejuvenate this area while retaining a natural appearance.

Bulging veins in the hands and arms are usually of cosmetic rather than medical concern. Their appearance can be improved quickly and safely using cosmetic injectables. 

Pigmentation issues are common in NZ due to our harsh sun and can include freckles, sunspots, age spots, brown blotchy areas and birth marks.

Rosacea often appears as intense flushing of the face. It can also be associated with dry, flaky skin, and may have a nodular acne component.

Many acne sufferers develop scarring in their teens or early twenties. The good news is that it can now be treated safely and effectively.

Non-cancerous moles and skin tags can now be removed without surgery using a simple and very effective radiofrequency treatment.

Excessive Sweating, also called hyperhidrosis, mainly affects the underarms but can also affect the hands and feet in some people.

Stubborn excess fat around the abdomen is a problem for many women, particularly after childbirth, and responds extremely well to liposuction.

Fat pockets on the inner and outer thighs are a common area for women to seek liposuction treatment for and can affect a significant change to body shape.

Thick calves and ankles can be reduced to create a more slender shape to the leg that tapers off down to a well-defined ankle.

Bulky or drooping upper arms occur after weight loss or as we age and can be reduced through liposuction and sometimes also an arm lift.