Non-surgical cosmetic procedures are treatments that improve skin and facial appearance without cuts or general anaesthetic: injections such as botulinum toxin and fillers, energy devices such as lasers, radiofrequency and ultrasound, and skin treatments such as peels and microneedling.
They work well for early ageing, skin quality and small shape changes, with little downtime. They cannot remove loose skin or match a facelift, and nearly all need repeating. A good clinician tells you when a treatment will not achieve what you want.
Conditions this service looks after
- Frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet
- Volume loss in cheeks, temples, lips and under the eyes
- Sun damage, brown spots and uneven tone
- Acne scars and enlarged pores
- Mild skin laxity of the face, jawline and neck
- Redness and visible facial veins
- Dull, dehydrated skin
- A small double chin
Tests you may be offered
- Facial assessment: Examination at rest and in movement to separate wrinkles caused by muscle, by volume loss and by skin quality.
- Skin type and history: Fitzpatrick skin type, tanning, cold sores, keloids and medicines such as isotretinoin decide which lasers and peels are safe.
- Standardised photographs: A baseline for judging results honestly.
- Dermatology check: Any changing mole or suspicious patch is assessed before cosmetic treatment.
Treatments available
- Botulinum toxin: Relaxes expression muscles for 3 to 4 months.
- Hyaluronic acid fillers: Replace volume and shape lips, cheeks, chin and tear troughs for 6 to 18 months.
- Skin boosters and collagen stimulators: Improve hydration and firmness gradually.
- Chemical peels and microneedling: Resurface for tone, fine lines and scars.
- Lasers and IPL: Target pigment, redness and texture; fractional lasers treat deeper lines and scars.
- HIFU and radiofrequency: Modest tightening of mild laxity.
- Thread lift: Temporary lifting of early jowls.
- Fat-dissolving injections: Reduce small pockets of fat under the chin.
When to ask for a specialist opinion
- You want a change but are unsure which treatment fits
- Previous filler looks lumpy, overdone or has moved
- You have darker skin and are considering lasers or peels
- You have significant loose skin and want to know whether surgery is the honest answer
- You are planning treatments before an event and need realistic timing
Travelling to Türkiye for this care
Single-session treatments such as toxin, filler, HIFU and a peel fit easily into a short visit or alongside surgery or dental work. Be cautious with anything needing a course: lasers, microneedling and PRP are usually 3 to 6 sessions a month apart, so one session abroad gives limited benefit unless you continue at home. Stay at least 2 to 3 days after fillers. Avoid strong sun after peels and lasers, which matters if you are combining treatment with a holiday. Keep a record of the product names and amounts used.
Send your reports, scans and a short history and a Clinic-Y coordinator replies within 24 hours with suitable teams and written, all-inclusive proposals side by side. Reviewing your case is free.
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Can several treatments be done in one visit?
Often yes, for example toxin and filler together. Lasers and peels are usually done after injections, or on another day.
How do I avoid an unnatural look?
Treat less, review at 2 weeks and add if needed. Most overdone results come from repeated filler without reassessment.
Who should perform them?
A doctor trained in facial anatomy who can manage complications, including dissolving filler in an emergency.
Are results instant?
Fillers are. Toxin takes up to 2 weeks. Collagen-based treatments take 2 to 3 months.