Non-surgical lifting

Non-surgical lifting – modern options in minimally invasive aesthetic medicine.

As we age, the face loses volume, the skin becomes thinner, and the tissue gradually sags. This results in sagging cheeks, deeper nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and a less defined jawline. Many people want natural rejuvenation without having to undergo surgery.

For this reason, a treatment concept has been developed that takes a holistic approach to the facial aging process. The goal is not to fill in individual wrinkles, but to restore harmonious facial proportions.

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The principle of structural lifting

Following this principle, stable anatomical areas are targeted to restore lost support structures. Through this indirect lifting effect, sagging facial areas can be lifted once again.

Typical regions include:

● Temples

● Cheekbones

● Midface

● Chin

● Jawline

This often simultaneously improves the appearance of nasolabial folds and marionette lines without the need for heavy direct injections into these areas.

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The MD Codes®

These are standardized anatomical injection points that allow for a safe and systematic treatment.

They help to:

● analyze the face individually,

● rebuild lost support structures in a targeted manner,

● achieve natural results, and

● Avoiding overcorrection.

Everyone ages differently. That is why the MD Codes® are always combined individually and tailored to the patient's anatomy.

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Combination of different lifting techniques

A natural result is often achieved by combining different procedures:

Hyaluronic acid

It replaces lost volume and restores facial architecture.

Botulinum toxin

Can further define the jawline and reduce downward pull through targeted muscle relaxation, for example in the so-called Nefertiti lift.

Skin regeneration

Microneedling, polynucleotides (PDRN), PRP, or biostimulators improve skin quality and support long-term collagen production.

Modern aesthetic medicine is no longer about adding as much volume as possible. Instead, it is about restoring the face's original proportions.

A successful result is not defined by an "artificial" look, but by a fresh, rested, and natural appearance.

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