For much of the history of aesthetic medicine, the dominant approach to facial ageing has been essentially corrective. Lines were relaxed. Volume was replaced. But over the past decade, a different philosophy has been gaining both scientific credibility and clinical momentum; one that asks not how we can correct the signs of ageing, but how we can encourage the skin and underlying tissue to restore themselves.

Understand the difference between Sculptra and Profhilo. Learn which treatment is best for natural, long-term facial rejuvenation with expert guidance.