Combination treatments make it possible to go beyond an approach focused solely on injections. By combining analysis of the different layers of the face, skin quality, prevention and long-term strategy, the aesthetic physician can offer more natural, harmonious and lasting results, tailored to the needs of each patient.

The Mephisto effect is an unwanted eyebrow elevation that can occur after botulinum toxin injections in the upper third of the face. This article explains the anatomy behind this complication, why it happens, and how aesthetic physicians can prevent and correct it through precise assessment, dosage and injection technique.

Getting started in aesthetic medicine involves much more than mastering technical gestures. Communication, organizing consultations and building patient loyalty are three essential levers for building a sustainable business. This article proposes a simple, practical approach to help new practitioners structure their launch.

More and more doctors are looking to train in aesthetic medicine, but not all training courses are created equal. Between legal framework, educational quality, hands-on practice and care safety, this article explains how to choose a serious training program, and why only a progressive, supervised and evidence-based approach will enable you to integrate aesthetic medicine into your practice over the long term.

The "puffy face" or "pillow face" phenomenon is often the result of an accumulation of fillers, a poor injection plan or a poorly chosen product. In this article, I decipher the causes of these overcorrected faces and explain how Liquid Deep Plane Face Lift, combined with a rigorous selection of hyaluronic acid, helps preserve a natural, expressive result.

66 Minutes" followed a day of training at SAMBA, focusing on a case of "Gummy Smile". Through Marion's journey and the work of the hands-on doctors, this report shows how mastery of anatomy, precision of injection point and quality of training make all the difference in aesthetic medicine.