Dr. Ivona is a highly experienced aesthetic doctor with extensive training and expertise. She prioritizes the needs and desires of her patients, emphasizing safety and providing excellent post-treatment care. Dr. Ivona adopts a patient-centred approach and tailors bespoke treatments to meet individual needs. She is dedicated to mentoring and training younger practitioners, instilling confidence and passion in them. Known for her gentle and compassionate demeanour, Dr. Ivona guides patients through their aesthetic journey with kindness and patience. With her keen artistic eye, she focuses on achieving facial balance and harmony, paying meticulous attention to detail. Dr. Ivona recognizes the significance of choosing a practitioner and takes the time to thoroughly understand patients’ concerns, ensuring they feel informed and comfortable throughout the process.
The “full-face approach” in aesthetics refers to a comprehensive assessment and treatment strategy that considers the entire face as a unified aesthetic unit rather than focusing solely on individual features or areas of concern. It involves evaluating the balance, harmony, and proportions of various facial features to achieve natural-looking and harmonious results.
In the full-face approach, aesthetic practitioners or plastic surgeons assess the facial anatomy, including bone structure, soft tissue volume, skin quality, and dynamic facial expressions, to identify areas of improvement and develop a customized treatment plan. This may involve a combination of surgical and non-surgical procedures tailored to address specific concerns and enhance overall facial aesthetics.
Key principles of the full-face approach in aesthetics include:
- Facial Harmony: Ensuring that facial features are balanced and proportionate with each other to achieve a harmonious appearance. This may involve enhancing or restoring volume in areas of volume loss, refining facial contours, and improving symmetry.
- Natural Results: Prioritizing natural-looking outcomes that enhance the patient’s existing features rather than creating an artificial or overdone appearance. This may involve subtle enhancements that preserve facial expressions and individual characteristics.
- Global Assessment: Evaluating the face as a whole rather than focusing solely on isolated areas or concerns. This allows practitioners to address multiple aspects of facial aging or dissatisfaction comprehensively.
- Customized Treatment Plans: Developing personalized treatment plans based on the patient’s unique facial anatomy, aesthetic goals, and preferences. This may involve a combination of procedures such as injectables (e.g., dermal fillers, neurotoxins) referrals for surgical procedures or skincare treatments.
- Long-Term Results: Considering the longevity and sustainability of results over time. This may involve maintenance treatments and skincare regimens to preserve and prolong the benefits of aesthetic interventions.
