JANE
Appearance Medicine
Treatment options
Dermal Filler
Dermal fillers are injectable treatments designed to restore volume, enhance contour, and smooth lines by replenishing what the face naturally loses with age. Dermal fillers are made from hyaluronic acid (HA)—a substance naturally found in the skin and tissue that attracts and holds water, helping to keep tissues plump and hydrated.
As we age, bone resorption, fat pad shrinkage, and a decline in collagen, elastin, and HA lead to changes in structure and support. This can cause hollowing, flattening, and sagging, often making the face look more tired, sad, or stern than you feel.
Dermal fillers work by rebuilding foundation and contour at the deep, mid, and superficial layers, re-establishing balance and harmony.
Treatment areas can include the cheeks, lips, chin, jawline, temples, under-eyes, and smile lines, depending on each individual’s needs.
Results are immediate, with ongoing benefits from improved hydration and collagen stimulation.
Techniques focus on subtle, refreshed outcomes—lifting, contouring, and refining the face without looking “done.” The goal is to help your features reflect your inner confidence and vitality.
Skin Boosters
Regenerative Rejuvenating Restorative
Skin boosters are advanced injectable treatments designed to improve skin quality from within, rather than changing facial shape or structure. Unlike traditional fillers, which add volume, skin boosters focus on hydration, elasticity, and cellular renewal.
Each treatment works slightly differently:
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Skinvive provides long-lasting hydration with microdroplets of hyaluronic acid, improving smoothness and glow.
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Sunekos and Rejuran support regeneration at a cellular level, stimulating fibroblasts to rebuild collagen and elastin.
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Profhilo delivers a high concentration of hyaluronic acid in a unique way that spreads through the skin, improving firmness, elasticity, and overall tone.
Collectively, these treatments target dullness, fine lines, crepey texture, and loss of radiance. They help skin look fresher, plumper, and more youthful—not by “filling” or freezing, but by rejuvenating the skin’s own foundation.
Botox
Refining Refreshing Softening
Botox anti-wrinkle injections are designed to smooth expression lines caused by repeated muscle movement. By temporarily relaxing specific facial muscles Botox helps the skin appear fresher and smoother, and lightens negative expressions, without changing the way you naturally express yourself.
General ageing concerns
Facial ageing isn’t just about fine lines on the surface—it affects every layer of the face, and even the way we express ourselves.
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Bone resorption – as the facial skeleton remodels, the foundation weakens. This loss of support contributes to a less defined, sometimes “tired” look.
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Fat pad changes – deep and superficial fat pads lose volume and descend. In the midface, this reduces cheek fullness and lessens the fulcrum effect that once helped the elevator muscles lift. With this support gone, elevators lose efficiency while depressor muscles dominate. The result is heaviness in the lower face, jowls, and a downturn at the corners of the mouth—features often associated with sadness or sagging.
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Muscle activity – repeated expressions etch into the skin. Frown lines can make us look angry or stern, even when we’re not.
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Skin changes – the natural decline in collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid leaves skin thinner, less elastic, and less hydrated. Light reflects unevenly, and the skin may appear flat or dull, giving an impression of fatigue.
Together, these changes can cause a mismatch between how we feel on the inside and how we appear on the outside: a face that once looked smooth, lifted, and balanced may start to convey emotions like tiredness, worry, or sadness, even when we feel confident and well.
By addressing all levels—foundation (bone), contour (fat pads and muscle balance), and refinement (skin)—modern aesthetic treatments can restore harmony and help your outward appearance reflect your inner vitality.