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Hicran Ercan DikerSculptra for collagen stimulation is an injectable treatment that uses poly-L-lactic acid to encourage gradual collagen formation and improve selected facial wrinkles and areas of volume loss.
View postHicran Ercan DikerProfhilo and skin boosters are injectable aesthetic treatments designed to improve skin hydration, texture and overall quality without creating substantial changes in facial shape.
View postHicran Ercan DikerSkin boosters for dehydrated skin are injectable treatments designed to improve moisture retention, skin texture and overall radiance, usually through formulations containing hyaluronic acid.
View postHicran Ercan DikerSalmon DNA treatments are skin rejuvenation procedures that use purified DNA-derived compounds, usually polynucleotides or PDRN, to support processes associated with skin repair, hydration and tissue quality.
View postHicran Ercan DikerPolynucleotides for skin rejuvenation are injectable treatments designed to improve skin quality by supporting biological processes involved in tissue repair, hydration and skin remodeling.
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Hicran Ercan DikerBotox for chin dimples is a non-surgical treatment that relaxes the mentalis muscle to reduce the uneven, orange peel-like texture that can appear across the chin.
View postHicran Ercan DikerTrap Botox for shoulder slimming is a non-surgical procedure that uses botulinum toxin injections to reduce the activity and prominence of selected trapezius muscles, potentially creating a softer neck-to-shoulder contour.
View postHicran Ercan DikerSkin Botox is a cosmetic injection technique that uses small amounts of botulinum toxin within the skin to help reduce excess oil production and improve the appearance of enlarged pores. Although early clinical findings are encouraging, understanding how the treatment works.
View postHicran Ercan DikerDaxxify and Botox are injectable treatments that temporarily relax selected facial muscles to reduce the appearance of expression-related wrinkles. Although both use botulinum toxin type A, they differ in formulation, approved cosmetic applications, recommended dosing and the length of time their effects may remain.
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