Face Clinic Spain

Facial treatments with and without surgery

We offer medical, aesthetic and surgical facial treatments designed to improve facial harmony and, when appropriate, correct associated functional concerns.

Explore the options organised by facial area and treatment goal to identify more clearly which approach may be suitable for your case.

Facial treatments · surgical · non-surgical · medical assessment
Surgical, non-surgical and combined treatments

What types of facial treatments are available?

Depending on the diagnosis and goals, facial treatments may be surgical to correct excess skin, volume or structural concerns, non-surgical to improve skin quality, expression and volume, or combined protocols that integrate both approaches for a more stable result.

Treatments for the eyes and eye area

The periocular area requires specific techniques, because small changes may have a significant impact on facial expression and eyelid function.

Eyelids, bags and dark circles

Surgical Blepharoplasty · Upper blepharoplasty · Lower blepharoplasty · Canthopexy · Infraorbital implants

Non-surgical Non-surgical eyelid rejuvenation · Under-eye filler · Periocular neuromodulators for crow’s feet and frown lines · Collagen biostimulators · Periocular exosomes

Eyebrow treatments

Focused on aesthetic and functional changes of the brow area, which influence facial expression, symmetry and the appearance of tired eyes.

Brow position and support

Surgical Brow lift · Endoscopic forehead lift · Surgical temporal lift · Structural brow support · Surgical correction of brow asymmetry

Non-surgical Neuromodulators for the brow area · Structural hyaluronic acid in the brow region · Brow biostimulation · Skinboosters in the brow area

Nose treatments

We assess aesthetic and structural concerns according to nasal anatomy, facial harmony and, when appropriate, breathing function.

Nasal shape, structure and function

Surgical Aesthetic rhinoplasty · Ultrasonic rhinoplasty · Reconstructive and reparative rhinoplasty · Secondary rhinoplasty · Septoplasty

Non-surgical Non-surgical rhinoplasty · Nasal neuromodulators for selected indications such as tip descent when smiling or bunny lines

Ear treatments

Ear changes may be congenital, traumatic or related to ageing. A precise diagnosis helps select the most appropriate technique.

Shape, position and earlobe

Surgical Otoplasty · Earlobe repair · Earlobe lipofilling

Non-surgical Earlobe filler with hyaluronic acid. In general, non-surgical options do not truly correct the position of prominent ears; indication must be assessed individually.

Lip treatments

The lip and perioral area is especially sensitive and dynamic. Precise diagnosis is key to balanced results that respect facial expression.

Lip shape, volume and proportion

Surgical Lip lift · Cheiloplasty · Corner of the mouth surgery · Lip lipofilling

Non-surgical Lip augmentation · Lip contouring · Russian lips · Perioral rejuvenation · Lip hydration

Double chin and neck treatments

This region combines skin, fat, muscle and bone structure. An accurate diagnosis allows the facial contour to be redefined naturally and safely.

Fat, laxity and neck bands

Surgical Double chin liposuction · Neck lift · Chin implant for profile balance

Non-surgical Non-surgical double chin reduction · Submental fat treatment in selected cases · Neck tightening · Neuromodulators for platysmal bands · Fractional CO2 laser for the neck

Facial projection: cheekbones, chin and jaw

Imbalances in facial projection may involve bone structure, muscles or soft tissues. A precise diagnosis is essential for harmonious, stable results.

Cheekbones

Surgical Malarplasty · Cheek implants · Buccal fat removal

Non-surgical Cheekbone filler · Structural facial lipofilling · Biostimulators such as Sculptra or polynucleotides

Chin

Surgical Mentoplasty · Chin implants

Non-surgical Chin filler with hyaluronic acid

Jaw and profile

Surgical Jaw implants · Jawline contouring surgery · Orthognathic surgery · Forehead implants · Nasolabial fold implants · Facial masculinisation

Non-surgical Jawline contouring · Jawline definition with hyaluronic acid · Neuromodulators for bruxism

Skin treatments and facial rejuvenation

Many skin concerns require a precise medical assessment to rule out pathology and select the safest and most appropriate treatment.

Laxity, volume and skin quality

Surgical Facelift · Mini facelift · Neck lift · Frontoplasty · Facial lipofilling · Nanofat

Non-surgical Facial aesthetic medicine · Neuromodulators · Facial fillers · Collagen biostimulators · Facial mesotherapy · Chemical peel · Facial resurfacing · Skinbooster · Fractional CO2 laser · Exosomes · Microneedling and Dermapen · Hyperhidrosis treatment · Aesthetic medicine for men

Reconstructive surgery Facial scar treatment · Surgical or traumatic sequelae · Malformations · Tissue reconstruction

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Facial treatments according to your goal

Many patients consult for a specific goal rather than an isolated facial area. These are some of the most common concerns:

Facial rejuvenation

Skin quality, wrinkles, support and proportion.

Laxity correction

Sagging of the midface and lower face.

Volume restoration

Cheekbones, temples, chin and eyelid-cheek transition.

Facial harmonisation

Relationship between nose, chin and jaw.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about facial treatments

These answers are general and do not replace an individual medical assessment.

What types of facial treatments are available?

There are three main groups: surgical treatments, non-surgical treatments and combined protocols. The indication depends on the patient’s anatomy, goals and degree of ageing or structural change.

What is the best facial treatment for men?

There is no single best treatment. In men, common requests include jawline definition, facial masculinisation, natural-looking neuromodulators or improvement of skin quality. The correct option depends on the individual assessment.

What is the best facial treatment for women over 40?

After this age, volume loss and laxity are common. The assessment may consider skin quality treatments, biostimulators, fillers, facial rejuvenation protocols or surgery when laxity is more advanced.

Which facial treatments improve hydration?

Treatments focused on deep hydration include skinboosters, facial mesotherapy and selected hyaluronic acid protocols. They are often planned as a course of sessions to improve luminosity and skin quality.

Which facial treatments help firm lax skin?

For mild or moderate laxity, collagen biostimulators, laser or other medical technologies may be considered. In more advanced cases, facelift or neck lift may be more effective. The indication depends on skin quality and the degree of sagging.

Do non-surgical facial treatments last as long as surgery?

No. Non-surgical treatments usually require periodic maintenance, while surgery generally offers longer-lasting results. The choice depends on the patient’s anatomy, goals and willingness to maintain results over time.

Which facial treatment is best for my skin type?

Oily skin may benefit from treatments that help improve pores and texture; dry skin often requires hydration protocols; mixed skin may need combined approaches. A medical assessment determines the safest plan.

Can several facial treatments be combined?

Yes. Combining techniques is common, for example biostimulators with neuromodulators, or facelift with lipofilling. The medical team decides the appropriate sequence and timing.

How do I know which facial treatment I need?

The most reliable option is an individual medical assessment. This page can help orient you by area or goal, but the final indication must be confirmed by the specialist.

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    Healthcare Registration Numbers of Face Clinic Spain clinics

    Madrid: CS15810    Aravaca: CS14389    Salamanca: NICA 37-C24-0223    Huelva: NICA 27216    Badajoz: NICA 06104822

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