Hyaluronic acid treatments using Fillmed Art Filler are designed to replenish lost volume, define facial contours, and hydrate the skin. Thanks to hyaluronic acid, the treatment provides a natural and refreshed appearance, reduces wrinkles, and restores fullness to the lips, cheeks, and other facial areas with immediate and long-lasting results.
What is it? Hyaluronic filler for restoring volume and shaping facial contours.
What is it for? It emphasizes cheekbones, defines contours and replenishes lost volume.
Who is it intended for? People with loss of volume and less pronounced facial contours.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with control and maintenance as needed.
What is it? Hyaluronic filler for shaping, defining and increasing lip volume.
What is it for? It emphasizes the contour, increases volume and helps correct lip asymmetry.
Who is it intended for? For people who want more defined, proportional or fuller lips.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with control and correction as needed.
What is it? A gentler hyaluronic filler for the correction of fine and superficial lines.
What is it for? It reduces fine lines and wrinkles while preserving natural facial expressions.
Who is it intended for? For people with the first signs of aging and fine surface wrinkles.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with correction and maintenance as needed.
What is it? Multipurpose hyaluronic filler for wrinkle correction and facial contouring.
What is it for? It reduces nasolabial and marionette lines and improves facial contours.
Who is it intended for? People with more pronounced wrinkles and loss of contour definition.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with supplementation and maintenance as needed.
What is it? Specialized hyaluronic filler for the delicate under-eye area.
What is it for? Fills in hollows and reduces the tired appearance of dark circles.
Who is it intended for? For people with pronounced hollows and a tired appearance around the eyes.
How many treatments? Most often, 1 treatment is required, with an effect that can last 12–18 months.
What is it? Hyaluronic filler for reducing nasolabial wrinkles.
What is it for? It fills in wrinkles and restores softer, more rested facial contours.
Who is it intended for? People with more pronounced nasolabial wrinkles and loss of volume.
How many treatments? Most often, 1 treatment is required, with an effect that can last 8–18 months.
What is it? Hyaluronic filler for the correction of marionette lines.
What is it for? It smoothes wrinkles and improves the contours of the lower third of the face.
Who is it intended for? People with more pronounced marionette lines and loss of volume.
How many treatments? Most often, 1 treatment is required, with an effect that can last 8–18 months.
What is it? Hyaluronic acid filler for shaping the cheekbones and restoring volume.
What is it for? Enhances the cheekbones and improves the contours of the midface.
Who is it intended for? For people who want more defined cheekbones and improved facial definition.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with maintenance as needed.
What is it? Hyaluronic acid filler for shaping and defining the chin.
What is it for? Improves projection, proportions and the contour of the lower third of the face.
Who is it intended for? For people who want a more prominent, proportionate and defined chin.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with maintenance as needed.
What is it? Hyaluronic acid filler for shaping and defining the jawline.
What is it for? Enhances the jawline and improves definition of the lower third of the face.
Who is it intended for? For people who want a more defined jawline and more harmonious facial contours.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with maintenance as needed.
Botox treatments using Bocouture® effectively soften expression lines and help prevent them from becoming deeper. The treatment is quick, minimally invasive and provides a naturally refreshed appearance, with results lasting for several months. In addition to aesthetic indications, it is also used to treat excessive sweating and bruxism, as well as to improve facial contours.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to relax the muscles that cause expression lines.
What is it for? Softens expression lines and gives the face a more rested and refreshed appearance.
Who is it intended for? For people with more pronounced expression lines at rest or during facial movement.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 4–6 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to soften horizontal forehead lines.
What is it for? Reduces the appearance of lines and gives the forehead a smoother, more rested look.
Who is it intended for? For people with more pronounced horizontal forehead lines.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 4–6 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to soften lines between the eyebrows.
What is it for? Reduces glabellar lines and gives the face a more relaxed appearance.
Who is it intended for? For people with pronounced lines between the eyebrows.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 4–6 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to soften expression lines around the eyes.
What is it for? Reduces fine lines and wrinkles that appear when smiling.
Who is it intended for? For people with more pronounced expression lines around the eyes.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 4–6 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to reduce excessive sweating.
What is it for? Reduces sweating in the underarms, palms or feet.
Who is it intended for? For people with pronounced excessive sweating.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 6–9 months.
What is it? Therapeutic use of botulinum toxin for chronic migraine.
What is it for? Reduces the frequency, intensity and duration of migraines.
Who is it intended for? For patients with chronic migraine, based on medical assessment.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment every 12 weeks.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to shape and slim the lower third of the face.
What is it for? Relaxes the masseter muscles and helps create a slimmer, more defined facial contour.
Who is it intended for? For people with prominent masseter muscles or a wider lower third of the face.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 4–6 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment injected into the masseter muscles.
What is it for? Slims the lower face and relaxes overactive masseter muscles.
Who is it intended for? For people with prominent masseter muscles or a habit of clenching their teeth.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with results lasting 4–6 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment for specific muscles in the nose area.
What is it for? It softens expression lines and can contribute to a subtle lifting of the tip of the nose.
Who is it intended for? People with pronounced nasal mimicry or a downward tilt of the tip when smiling.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with an effect of 3–4 months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment to relax the mentalis muscle in the chin area.
What is it for? Reduces small dimples and an 'orange peel' texture on the chin.
Who is it intended for? For people with pronounced mentalis muscle activity and uneven chin texture.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with an effect lasting several months.
What is it? Botulinum toxin treatment for platysma relaxation in the neck and jaw region.
What is it for? It improves jawline definition and reduces sagging of the lower third of the face.
Who is it intended for? For people with a slight relaxation of the jaw contour and a more pronounced platysma.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with an effect lasting several months.
Skinboosters and biorevitalization provide intense hydration, improve skin texture, and stimulate its natural regeneration. They are an ideal choice for anti-aging treatments, tired and dehydrated skin, and for achieving a radiant, fresh, and healthy complexion.
What is it? New generation biorevitalization with hyaluronic acid and active ingredients.
What is it for? Deep hydration, better tone, fewer signs of fatigue and a natural glow effect.
Who is it intended for? For people who want a fresher and more rested look without changing volume.
How many treatments? 1–3 treatments every 3–4 weeks.
What is it? Bioremodeling treatment with a high concentration of hyaluronic acid.
What is it for? Improves firmness, elasticity and quality of the skin.
Who is it intended for? People with initial or moderate loss of skin tone.
How many treatments? 2 treatments every 30 days, with maintenance for 6–12 months.
What is it? An advanced version of Profhil intended to restore the volume of adipose tissue lost with aging.
What is it for? It improves facial contours, provides support to tissues, and restores a fresher appearance without fillers.
Who is it intended for? People with more pronounced volume loss in the middle and lower third of the face.
How many treatments? 2 treatments one month apart.
What is it? Biorevitalization with hyaluronic acid and amino acids.
What is it for? Improves the quality, shine, elasticity and hydration of the skin.
Who is it intended for? People with dehydrated, tired or sagging skin on the face and neck.
How many treatments? 1–3 treatments every 4 weeks, with maintenance for 6–12 months.
What is it? Biorevitalization with hyaluronic acid and biomimetic peptides.
What is it for? Hydration, improvement of tone, reduction of fine wrinkles and even skin tone.
Who is it intended for? People with the first signs of aging.
How many treatments? 3 treatments every 3–4 weeks.
What is it? Biorevitalization with hyaluronic acid and amino acids.
What is it for? Hydration, improving tone and reducing fine wrinkles.
Who is it intended for? For people with thinner and dehydrated skin.
How many treatments? 2–4 treatments every 2–4 weeks.
What is it? A treatment specially developed for the eye area.
What is it for? It improves skin quality and hydration and reduces fine wrinkles.
Who is it intended for? For people with tired eyes and fine wrinkles around the eyes.
How many treatments? 2–4 treatments every 2–3 weeks.
What are they? Molecules derived from DNA that stimulate skin regeneration.
What are they for? They improve the quality, elasticity and stimulation of collagen.
Who are they intended for? People with thin, damaged or mature skin.
How many treatments? 3 treatments every 3–4 weeks.
What are they? Regenerative treatment for the delicate eye area.
What are they for? They improve the quality, tone and hydration of the skin and reduce fine wrinkles.
Who are they intended for? For people with thin and tired skin under the eyes.
How many treatments? 3 treatments every 3–4 weeks.
What is it? A cocktail of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and antioxidants.
What is it for? Hydration, skin recovery and achieving a fresher glow effect.
Who is it intended for? Younger and middle-aged groups for anti-aging prevention.
How many treatments? 3 treatments every 2–4 weeks.
What is it? Mesotherapy cocktail for revitalizing and refreshing the skin.
What is it for? Hydration, improvement of skin glow and quality.
Who is it intended for? For younger patients or as a glow treatment before an important event.
How many treatments? 3–5 treatments every 2–3 weeks.
What is it? Treatment by microapplication of active ingredients directly into the skin.
What is it for? Hydration, revitalization and improvement of skin tone and texture.
Who is it intended for? For people with dehydrated, tired skin and the first signs of aging.
How many treatments? Usually 3–5 treatments every 2–4 weeks.
What is it? Collagen stimulator to improve skin quality and texture.
What is it for? It reduces fine wrinkles, pores, scars and improves skin elasticity.
Who is it intended for? People with scars, enlarged pores and poor skin quality.
How many treatments? Usually 2–3 treatments at about 4 weeks intervals.
What is it? Collagen stimulator for skin firming and improving facial contours.
What is it for? Improves skin firmness, support and quality.
Who is it intended for? People with loss of volume, firmness and sagging skin.
How many treatments? Usually 1–3 treatments, depending on the skin condition and desired result.
What is it? Treatment with your own plasma rich in growth factors.
What is it for? Skin regeneration, recovery and collagen stimulation.
Who is it intended for? For people who want natural regeneration without foreign substances.
How many treatments? 3 treatments every 4–6 weeks.
What is it? A combination of PRP and hyaluronic acid.
What is it for? Regeneration, hydration and collagen stimulation.
Who is it intended for? For people who need skin regeneration and hydration.
How many treatments? 2–3 treatments every 4–6 weeks.
What are they? Biologically active signaling particles that stimulate cell regeneration.
What are they for? Skin regeneration, even complexion and collagen stimulation.
Who are they intended for? For people who want intensive regeneration and anti-aging effect.
How many treatments? 3–4 treatments every 4 weeks.
What is it? Microneedling therapy that stimulates natural skin regeneration.
What is it for? Reducing pores, scars, fine wrinkles and improving skin texture.
Who is it intended for? People with uneven skin texture, enlarged pores and scars.
How many treatments? 3–6 treatments every 4 weeks.
Laser and device treatments use modern technologies to rejuvenate, regenerate and improve the quality of the skin. Depending on the indication and needs of the patient, they allow the treatment of wrinkles, pigmentation, scars, redness and other irregularities, as well as skin tightening and stimulation of its natural regeneration.
What is it? Advanced fractional CO₂ laser for intensive skin regeneration and remodeling.
What is it for? Improves texture, pores, scars, wrinkles, pigmentation and signs of photoaging.
Who is it intended for? People with scars, enlarged pores, wrinkles and uneven skin texture.
How many treatments? Most often 1–3 treatments, depending on the indication and intensity.
What is it? IPL treatment intended for pigmentary and vascular skin changes.
What is it for? It reduces blemishes, redness, capillaries and evens out the complexion.
Who is it intended for? People with pigmentation, redness and uneven complexion.
How many treatments? Usually 1–3 treatments, depending on the indication.
What is it? RF microneedling treatment that combines microneedles and radiofrequency.
What is it for? Improves firmness, texture, pores, wrinkles and acne scars.
Who is it intended for? People with sagging, uneven skin texture and scars.
How many treatments? Usually 1–3 treatments, with individual adaptation of the protocol.
What is it? HIFU treatment with focused ultrasound for tissue tightening and remodeling.
What is it for? It improves firmness, facial contours and stimulates collagen production.
Who is it intended for? People with mild to moderate skin laxity and poor contour definition.
How many treatments? Usually 1 treatment, with additional treatment as needed.
What is it? Light energy treatment for long-term reduction of unwanted hair.
What is it for? Reduces the growth of unwanted hair on various regions of the face and body.
Who is it intended for? For people who want long-term reduction of unwanted hair.
How many treatments? Individually, most often a series of multiple treatments according to the hair growth cycle.
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The price of hyaluronic fillers is determined by the quantity of the product. The final quantity and treatment plan are determined after a consultation.
The price list includes aesthetic and special indications for botulinum toxin, including facial areas, masseter, hyperhidrosis, and migraine therapy.
Skin boosters, biorevitalization, PRP, polynucleotides, and collagen stimulators are grouped so that the price list remains clear and easy to use.
Prices are arranged by device and treatment region. For eCO2 3D Lutronic and laser hair removal, the price is not listed in the price lists provided, so it is marked as a price upon request.
