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TREATMENT OPTIONS

Franciele Sofiati · Biomedical Aesthetics

Treatment Options

Understand what each option may address and why suitability differs.

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TREATMENT FINDER

Begin with the Concern

Choose what matters to you and use the results as orientation. Suitability is always confirmed in consultation.

FACIAL CLEANSING AND PREPARATION

Cleansing and Skin Preparation

Preparation can be a treatment in its own right: clear the surface, respect the barrier and choose intensity from the skin in front of us.

Franciele Sofiati preparing a facial cleansing treatment

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Deep Skin Cleansing

A structured facial hygiene treatment for cleansing, skin preparation and careful extraction of suitable comedones.

  • Superficial congestion
  • Suitable comedones
  • Facial-care routine
Technology
Structured facial care
Recovery note
Usually minimal interruption
Gentle facial cleansing technology in use

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Ultrasonic Peel

A gentler cleansing and exfoliation option using ultrasonic vibration to loosen superficial residue.

  • Gentle cleansing
  • Mild congestion
  • Low-intensity care
Technology
Ultrasonic vibration
Recovery note
Usually minimal interruption
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MECHANICAL EXFOLIATION

Mechanical Exfoliation Options

Diamond-tip and crystal microdermabrasion both refine the surface, but their contact, sensation and suitability are considered separately.

Franciele Sofiati performing a surface refinement treatment

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Diamond Peel

A diamond-tip exfoliation treatment for selected superficial dead-cell buildup.

  • Rough texture
  • Dull-looking skin
  • Smoother surface
Technology
Diamond-tip exfoliation
Recovery note
Low to short recovery
Microdermabrasion treatment detail in the clinic

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Crystal Peel — Microdermabrasion

A controlled abrasive exfoliation treatment for selected surface texture concerns.

  • Superficial texture
  • Surface renewal
  • Brighter look
Technology
Crystal microdermabrasion
Recovery note
Low to short recovery
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CHEMICAL RENEWAL

Chemical Peel Options

The name of an acid never tells the whole story. Concentration, layers, preparation, pigmentary risk and recovery shape the real treatment.

Professional peel planning during skin care

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Retinoic Peel

A professional vitamin-A-based peel used in selected renewal, tone and texture protocols.

  • Uneven tone
  • Surface renewal
  • Texture protocols
Technology
Vitamin-A-based peel
Recovery note
Planned visible renewal
Chemical renewal treatment preparation

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Jessner Peel

A professional peel option for selected acne-related and renewal protocols.

  • Acne-related concerns
  • Superficial renewal
  • Uneven tone
Technology
Professional chemical peel
Recovery note
Depends on layers and response
Targeted chemical peel planning

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TCA Peel

A trichloroacetic-acid peel planned by concentration, layers and skin response.

  • Texture concerns
  • Uneven pigment
  • Scar protocols
Technology
TCA selected by depth
Recovery note
Meaningful recovery may apply
Pigmentation treatment planning in the clinic

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Professional Depigmentation Protocol

A structured in-clinic and home-care plan for selected pigmentation concerns.

  • Post-inflammatory marks
  • Uneven tone
  • Pigment management
Technology
Clinic and home-care protocol
Recovery note
Continuity and protection required
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LASER AND LIGHT

Laser and Energy-Based Care

Different wavelengths, handpieces and tissue effects belong to different plans. The strongest setting is not the goal; an appropriate response is.

Laser platform treatment in a clinical setting

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Harmony Laser Platform

A configurable laser and light platform selected by handpiece, wavelength and indication.

  • Pigment or vascular targets
  • Texture or scar protocols
  • Hair or tattoo concerns
Technology
Selected laser or light handpiece
Recovery note
Varies by wavelength and target
Laser hair reduction treatment in progress

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LightSheer Duet Laser Hair Reduction

A diode-laser system for progressive reduction of suitable unwanted hair.

  • Reduced hair density
  • Finer regrowth
  • Longer intervals
Technology
Diode laser
Recovery note
Usually low interruption
CO2 laser resurfacing equipment detail

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AcuPulse CO₂ Laser

An ablative CO2 resurfacing system for selected wrinkles, texture irregularities and scars.

  • Selected scars
  • Texture irregularities
  • Fine lines
Technology
Ablative CO₂ resurfacing
Recovery note
Meaningful planned recovery
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EXPRESSION AND LOWER FACE

Expression and Facial Balance

A restrained neuromodulator plan begins with anatomy, movement and the expression you want to keep—not a standard injection map.

Facial injectable planning with Franciele Sofiati

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Botulinum Toxin — Upper Face

A temporary neuromodulator treatment for selected expression lines.

  • Forehead lines
  • Glabellar lines
  • Eye-area lines
Technology
Anatomy-led neuromodulator planning
Recovery note
Temporary precautions apply
Lower face aesthetic planning in consultation

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Botulinum Toxin — Platysma and Lower Face

A restrained neuromodulator plan for selected platysma or lower-face patterns.

  • Platysma bands
  • Downward pull
  • Lower-face planning
Technology
Lower-face neuromodulator planning
Recovery note
Temporary precautions apply
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SCALP AND MICROINFUSION

Hair and Scalp Care

Scalp care starts by understanding the pattern of hair loss, then deciding whether a substance-specific microinfusion or injection route belongs in the plan.

Microinfusion treatment detail

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MMP — Microinfusion of Medication into the Skin

A microneedle-assisted technique for delivering a selected substance into skin or scalp.

  • Skin protocols
  • Scalp protocols
  • Substance-specific care
Technology
Microneedle-assisted microinfusion
Recovery note
Substance and area determine recovery
Scalp care planning in the clinic

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Hair Mesotherapy

An intradermal scalp-injection technique planned around the cause of hair loss.

  • Scalp plans
  • Substance-specific protocols
  • Realistic expectations
Technology
Intradermal scalp injections
Recovery note
Cause and substance guide planning

  1. Assess the cause

    Hair loss patterns may require medical investigation before elective care.

  2. Select the route

    The technique and any substance used must match a defined purpose.

  3. Review response

    Progress is reviewed without promising guaranteed regrowth.

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MICRONEEDLING

Superficial Microvessels

Microneedling is planned by target, depth, skin condition and recovery—not by pursuing the most visible reaction.

Franciele Sofiati performing a controlled microneedling treatment

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Microneedling

A controlled microneedling treatment that creates precise superficial microchannels for selected skin-renewal protocols.

  • Texture and tone planning
  • Selected scar protocols
  • Collagen-remodelling plans
Technology
Sterile controlled microneedling
Recovery note
Short visible recovery may apply
Discuss suitability

Other assessment-led routes

These services remain available when the concern and clinical context point elsewhere.

Radiofrequency treatment being prepared

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Radiofrequency

An energy-based treatment that creates controlled heating for selected firmness goals.

  • Firmness concerns
  • Remodelling protocols
  • Gradual planning
Technology
Controlled radiofrequency heating
Recovery note
Protocol-dependent
Plasma technology treatment detail

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Plasma Technology

A device-based option creating controlled superficial thermal points in selected areas.

  • Superficial areas
  • Texture goals
  • Contraction goals
Technology
Controlled superficial plasma points
Recovery note
Equipment and area determine recovery
Microvessel treatment planning

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PEIM — Aesthetic Injectable Treatment for Microvessels

An injectable sclerotherapy approach for selected superficial spider veins.

  • Superficial spider veins
  • Vascular assessment
  • Planned sequence
Technology
Assessment-led injectable approach
Recovery note
Vascular assessment comes first
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Franciele Sofiati · Biomedical Aesthetics

Choose with clarity

Franciele will explain which options may fit and which ones may not.

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