Dr Ahn’s approach to facial rejuvenation
Consider facial volume, skin and sagging together rather than one wrinkle. Discuss the order and scope of nonsurgical care individually.
Assessing four kinds of change
Assess changes in volume, laxity, skin texture and recovery separately.
Loss of volume
We assess changes in the forehead, temples, cheeks and other areas alongside overall facial proportions.
Skin and soft-tissue laxity
We assess the location and direction of laxity, skin thickness and elasticity.
Wrinkles, pores and skin texture
We assess changes in skin quality and surface texture separately from facial contour.
Skin recovery
Skin condition and recovery inform the scope of treatment and ongoing care.
Considering the whole face
Volume, laxity and skin condition are assessed together. Skin texture and recovery care are also considered in planning.
Dr Ahn Jae-seok
Specialist in anesthesiology and pain medicine
Treatments considered after assessment
Explaining what is needed and in what order
Discuss the scope and order of care before deciding together.
Diagnosis comes first
We assess the current condition and its causes before choosing a procedure.
Treat what is needed
The focus is on appropriate treatment rather than greater treatment volume.
Respect the individual appearance
We consider overall balance and the person’s existing appearance.
Explain before deciding
Decisions follow an explanation of the condition and available approaches.
Start with an assessment of your current condition
Examination and consultation guide the treatment, its sequence, possible changes and limitations.
When it hurts, Dr. Anapa
Face or pain, we start by finding out why. Book by phone or online.