Facial treatments
We offer medical, aesthetic and surgical facial treatments designed to improve facial harmony and, where appropriate, address associated functional concerns.
Explore the options by facial area and treatment goal to get a clearer idea of which approach may be suitable for your case.
Facial treatments · surgical · non-surgical · medical assessmentWHAT ARE FACIAL TREATMENTS?
Facial treatments include medical, aesthetic and surgical procedures designed to improve skin quality, soften certain signs of ageing, restore support or volume and correct changes in facial shape or structure when clinically appropriate.
There is no single treatment that suits every face. The right option depends on anatomy, age, tissue quality, facial expression, the degree of change being sought and, where relevant, functional factors that also need to be assessed.
WHEN TO CONSIDER A FACIAL TREATMENT
Many consultations do not begin with the name of a treatment, but with something that has changed: the eyes look more tired, facial definition has reduced, new lines have appeared or certain facial proportions feel out of balance. The starting point is to identify what is causing that change before deciding how to treat it.
Texture, expression lines, radiance and signs of skin ageing.
Cheeks, temples, chin and other areas where facial structure or volume has changed.
Facial laxity, a less defined jawline, a double chin or changes in the neck.
Nose, chin, jaw, ears or other structures that may affect overall facial balance.
WHAT DOES THE FACE CLINIC FACIAL UNIT INCLUDE?
Facial care may include aesthetic medicine, treatments focused on skin quality, facial plastic surgery and maxillofacial surgery when the concern involves bone structure, function or requires a specific surgical correction.
Depending on the diagnosis, the plan may be non-surgical, surgical or combined. The aim is not to use more techniques, but to select those with a genuine indication and sequence them appropriately.
Treatments for the eyes and eye area
The periocular area requires specific techniques, as small changes can have a significant effect on facial expression and eyelid function.
Eyelids, bags & dark circles
Surgical Blepharoplasty · Upper blepharoplasty · Lower blepharoplasty · Canthopexy · Infraorbital implants
Non-surgical Non-surgical blepharoplasty · Tear trough filler · Periocular neuromodulators (crow's feet, glabellar lines) · Collagen biostimulators · Periocular exosomes
Eye treatments
Treatments for the brows
These treatments address aesthetic and functional changes in the brow area that can influence expression, symmetry and a tired appearance around the eyes.
Brow position & support
Surgical Brow lift · Endoscopic forehead lift · Surgical temporal lift · Structural brow implant / augmentation · Surgical correction of brow asymmetry
Non-surgical Brow neuromodulators · Structural hyaluronic acid treatment to the brow · Brow biostimulators · Brow skinboosters
Brow treatments
Treatments for the nose
We assess aesthetic and structural concerns according to nasal anatomy, facial harmony and, where appropriate, breathing function.
Nasal shape, structure & function
Surgical Rhinoplasty · Ultrasonic rhinoplasty · Reconstructive rhinoplasty · Revision rhinoplasty · Septoplasty
Non-surgical Non-surgical rhinoplasty · Nasal neuromodulators (drooping nasal tip when smiling, bunny lines)
Nose treatments
Treatments for the ears
Changes may be congenital, related to trauma or associated with ageing. An accurate diagnosis helps determine the most appropriate technique.
Shape, position & earlobes
Surgical Otoplasty · Earlobe repair · Earlobe fat grafting
Non-surgical Earlobe filler with hyaluronic acid. In general, non-surgical options do not reliably correct the position of prominent ears; suitability should be assessed individually.
Ear treatments
Treatments for the lips
The lips and perioral area are particularly sensitive and dynamic. Accurate assessment is important for balanced results that respect natural facial expression.
Lip shape, volume & proportion
Surgical Lip lift · Cheiloplasty · Commissuroplasty · Lip fat grafting
Non-surgical Lip augmentation · Lip contouring · Russian lips · Perioral rejuvenation · Lip hydration
Lip treatments
Treatments for the double chin & neck
Skin, fat, muscle and bone structure all influence this area. Accurate assessment helps define the facial contour in a natural and lasting way.
Fat, laxity & neck bands
Surgical Double-chin liposuction · Neck lift · Chin implant (profile balance)
Non-surgical Non-surgical double-chin reduction · Belkyra for submental fat in selected cases · Neck tightening · Neuromodulators for platysmal bands · Fractional CO2 laser for the neck
Double-chin & neck treatments
Facial projection: cheeks, chin & jaw
Imbalances in facial projection may arise from bone, muscle or soft tissue. Accurate diagnosis is key to achieving harmonious and stable results.
Cheeks
Surgical Malar augmentation · Cheek implants · Buccal fat removal
Non-surgical Cheek filler · Structural facial fat grafting · Biostimulators (Sculptra, polynucleotides)
Chin
Surgical Mentoplasty · Chin implant
Non-surgical Hyaluronic acid chin filler
Jawline & profile
Surgical Mandibular implant · Jaw contouring surgery · Orthognathic surgery · Forehead implant · Nasolabial fold implants · Facial masculinisation
Non-surgical Jawline contouring · Jawline definition with hyaluronic acid · Neuromodulators for bruxism
Skin treatments & facial rejuvenation
Many skin concerns require an accurate medical assessment to rule out underlying conditions and select the most appropriate treatment for safety and outcome.
Laxity, volume & skin quality
Surgical Facelift · Mini facelift · Neck lift · Frontoplasty · Facial fat grafting · 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
Skin treatments
HOW WE PLAN A FACIAL TREATMENT AT FACE CLINIC
Planning begins with an overall facial assessment. Before recommending a specific technique, we consider what has changed, which structures are involved, what outcome is realistic and how much intervention the case actually requires.
We review anatomy, skin, expression, proportions, medical history and the patient's goals.
We identify whether the main concern relates to skin, volume, muscle, soft tissue or facial structure.
We choose the least invasive option capable of addressing the concern appropriately, reserving surgery for cases where it is indicated.
We review progress and adjust the plan when treatment involves several stages or ongoing maintenance.
If you are unsure which treatment you need, you do not have to decide before booking. Tell us which area or change concerns you and our team will guide you towards the most appropriate specialist and assessment.
The indication, number of sessions where relevant and cost are determined individually after assessing your case.
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Tell us which facial area or treatment you are interested in.
We will contact you to guide you towards the most appropriate consultation.
BEFORE & AFTER FACIAL TREATMENTS
Here is a selection of real facial treatment cases carried out at Face Clinic. They include surgical and non-surgical procedures designed to improve facial harmony, profile, rejuvenation or skin quality. Each treatment is planned according to the patient's anatomy and individual needs, so results may vary.
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Improvement of the profile and selected aspects of nasal shape using a non-surgical treatment in a suitable case.
Structural correction of asymmetric chin retrusion using a personalised solution planned around the patient's facial anatomy.
A medical aesthetic treatment designed to improve hydration, texture and the overall appearance of the skin.
Combined surgical rejuvenation designed to improve facial laxity, the neck and definition of the jawline.
Non-surgical nasal correction designed to improve selected profile proportions while respecting the patient's baseline anatomy.
Surgery designed to correct the shape or position of the ears, aiming for a more balanced relationship with the face.
Structural correction designed to improve midface support and selected transitions in the nasolabial area.
Surgical correction of nasal anatomy taking into account the profile, facial proportions and the relationship with the rest of the face.
BENEFITS OF FACIAL TREATMENTS
Benefits depend on the indication and the type of treatment. The aim is to address what can genuinely be improved, from skin quality to loss of support, laxity or selected structural concerns, while preserving facial identity.
The technique and extent of treatment are adapted to anatomy, age, tissue quality and each patient's goals.
Planning aims to improve what matters without erasing individual features or making unnecessary changes to areas that do not need treatment.
Options range from medical aesthetic procedures to facial surgery when the degree of correction requires a surgical approach.
Selected treatments may improve hydration, texture, radiance, fine lines or signs of photoageing.
Where indicated, volume, definition or facial support may be restored using medical techniques or structural solutions.
When treatments are best combined, they can be sequenced in stages to avoid overtreatment and review progress before moving forward.
FACIAL TREATMENT SPECIALISTS
The facial unit brings together different specialists because not every concern is treated in the same way. Depending on the case, assessment may involve maxillofacial surgery, facial plastic surgery, oculoplastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, skin treatments or laser treatment.
Dr Francisco Riba García
Medical Director and founder of Face Clinic. Oral and maxillofacial surgeon with extensive experience in structural facial surgery, facial aesthetics, reconstructive surgery and custom facial implants.
ICOMEM 28375865
Featured facial unit specialists
Dr Elena Armas Jorge
Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery · Facial rejuvenation and soft-tissue surgery.
Dr Juan Riba García
Ophthalmology and oculoplastic surgery · Blepharoplasty, eyelids and comprehensive eye-area rejuvenation.
Dr Andrea Nonnemacher San Julián
Facial aesthetic medicine and CO2 laser · Rejuvenation, facial harmonisation, skin quality and personalised medical aesthetic treatments.
View profileThese are some of the main specialists within the facial unit. Depending on the diagnosis and recommended treatment, care may also be coordinated with other Face Clinic medical professionals. Meet the medical team.
PATIENTS WHO HAVE HAD FACIAL TREATMENT AT FACE CLINIC
Hear from patients who have undergone different facial treatments at Face Clinic, including both surgical and medical aesthetic procedures.
Each testimonial reflects an individual experience. Indication, recovery and results may vary and must always be assessed on a personalised basis.
A patient's experience after undergoing otoplasty at Face Clinic.
Experience with CO2 laser treatment for periocular rejuvenation, facial skin quality and the neck.
A patient's experience after surgical removal of permanent lip fillers and reconstruction of the area.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT FACIAL TREATMENTS
We answer some of the questions patients commonly ask before having a facial treatment. The indication, treatment plan and cost are always determined individually after assessing each case.
What happens at the first facial treatment assessment?
The first consultation starts with your concerns and a facial examination. We assess the skin, soft tissues, volume, expression, proportions and, where relevant, bone structure or functional factors before recommending a specific technique.
How do I know which facial treatment I need?
You do not need to arrive having already chosen a treatment. The purpose of the assessment is to determine whether the main concern relates to skin, volume, muscle activity, laxity or facial structure, and then guide you towards the most appropriate option.
What types of facial treatments are available?
Options include non-surgical medical aesthetic treatments, procedures focused on skin quality and surgical treatments within plastic, oculoplastic or maxillofacial surgery. In selected cases, treatments may also be combined as part of a planned approach.
Is a non-surgical treatment better than surgery?
It depends on the concern and the degree of correction required. A non-surgical treatment may be sufficient for certain wrinkles, volume loss or skin-quality concerns, whereas advanced laxity or a structural issue may require surgery to achieve an appropriate correction.
Can several facial treatments be combined?
Yes. Combining techniques can be useful for some patients, but they do not necessarily need to be performed at the same time. The team may stage the plan and review progress before adding further procedures.
How long do the results last?
Duration depends on the technique, the area treated and the individual patient. Medical aesthetic treatments usually require maintenance, while surgical procedures generally provide longer-lasting changes, although natural ageing continues.
Which specialist will assess me?
That depends on the main concern. The facial unit includes specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery, plastic surgery, oculoplastic surgery and other medical professionals working in aesthetic medicine, skin treatment and laser procedures.
How much do facial treatments cost?
There is no single price. As a general guide to the private market in Spain, neuromodulator treatments may start at around €300, hyaluronic acid treatments at around €250, some facial laser treatments at around €350 and facial surgery at around €4,500. These are indicative market figures, not fixed Face Clinic fees. The actual cost depends on the technique, treatment area, products used and the complexity of the case.
FACE CLINIC LOCATIONS
Choose the clinic that is most convenient for your initial facial assessment so we can guide your case towards the appropriate specialist and treatment.
Request an assessment at Face Clinic so we can understand your concerns, review your anatomy and individual circumstances, and guide you towards the most appropriate specialist and treatment.
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