A consultation is recommended first so the clinic can understand your concern, medical history, skin or hair condition and expected outcome.

Yes. You can contact the clinic on WhatsApp for appointment support and basic treatment information. Final pricing often depends on the treatment area and plan discussed during consultation.

No. Suitability varies from person to person. Prescription medicines, injectables, lasers and invasive procedures require proper evaluation by a qualified professional.

A numbing cream is applied before the procedure to keep discomfort minimal. Most patients describe it as mild scratching or pressure rather than pain.

It's semi-permanent, typically lasting 1–3 years depending on skin type, lifestyle and aftercare, and gradually fades — it does not disappear suddenly.

Yes. A touch-up session (usually 4–6 weeks after the first sitting) is standard for all PMU procedures to perfect shape, symmetry and pigment retention.

Suitability is assessed at consultation — oily skin can affect pigment retention and stroke definition, so the technique used may be adjusted accordingly.

These are contraindications that need to be discussed at consultation; some conditions may require postponing the procedure.

Minimal. Mild redness or swelling for 1–2 days is normal. Full pigment settling and healing typically takes 3–4 weeks.

When done well, it replicates the look of tiny hair follicles or a closely-shaved head, giving the appearance of denser hair or a fuller hairline.

Regular fillers add volume and shape (like lips or cheeks). Bio fillers work by bio-remodeling — stimulating your skin's own collagen and elastin for hydration, firmness and glow, without adding visible bulk.

Those with early signs of skin laxity, dehydration, dullness or fine lines who want a natural refresh rather than added volume.

Typically a short course of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions every several months — the exact protocol is decided at consultation.

Minimal — some patients see small bumps at injection points that settle within a day or two.

Skin hydration and glow are often noticeable within days; firmness and texture improvements build over the following weeks.

Hair fillers are nutrient/peptide-based injectable formulations that nourish the scalp and follicles directly. They're often combined with or used alongside PRP/GFC for a more complete hair-restoration protocol rather than replacing them.

A course of sessions is generally recommended, with visible improvement in hair thickness and strength assessed over a few months.

Numbing is typically used at the scalp before injections; most patients tolerate the procedure well with mild, brief discomfort.

Suitability depends on the cause and stage of hair loss — assessed during consultation, especially for pattern baldness vs. other causes.

Minimal downtime; mild scalp tenderness or redness for a day is common.

Yes — commonly paired with GFC, PRP or microneedling for enhanced results, based on the treatment plan discussed at consultation.