Injections, lasers and energy devices for expression lines, lost volume, skin quality and early sagging. They need little or no recovery time, but they do not give the result of surgery, and their effects fade with time.
anti-wrinkle injections relax the muscles that crease the skin. They use botulinum toxin type A, a prescription medicine. Effects usually last 3–4 months, sometimes longer.
For frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet caused by expression: how the injections work, when you see a change, how long it lasts and the side effects to know about.
dermal fillers made of hyaluronic acid add volume where it has been lost. Most last about 6–12 months depending on the product and area, and up to around 18 months in the lips.
For thin lips, flat cheeks, hollow temples, under-eye hollows and deep folds: what filler can change, how long it lasts and the risks to know first.
jawline filler, lasting up to about 12 months depending on the product.
For a jawline or chin that has lost definition with age, weight change or genetics: what filler can change, how long it lasts and when surgery suits better.
non-surgical rhinoplasty can disguise a bump or support the tip for around six months. It cannot make the nose smaller, and the nose needs particular care: in reports of filler-related vision loss from 2018 to 2023, it was the most common injection site (40.6% of 365 cases).
For small changes without surgery, such as disguising a bump or supporting the tip: what filler can and cannot do, how long it lasts and why the nose needs particular care.
ultrasound skin tightening heats deeper layers of the skin to stimulate collagen. Results build over 2–3 months, and the manufacturer reports effects on the face lasting a year or more. A thread lift lifts tissue with threads placed under the skin; evidence on how long it lasts is limited.
For mild to moderate loosening of the face, under the chin and on the neck: how microfocused ultrasound works, what it can and cannot achieve, and how long it lasts.
For early sagging of the cheeks, jawline or neck when you want a modest lift without surgery: the thread types, how long results last and the risks that matter most.
laser skin rejuvenation and RF microneedling are given as a course of sessions. Long-term data are limited; studies have reported improvement still present six months after treatment.
For fine lines, mild laxity and uneven texture without surgery. This page explains the four laser steps, how many sessions are usual, what recovery feels like and what the evidence shows.
For acne scars, fine lines, texture and mild laxity on the face, neck and décolletage. This page explains how a session works, how many you may need, what recovery is like and what the research shows.
skin boosters and youth serum injections place hyaluronic acid, or a mixture of hyaluronic acid, amino acids and vitamins, into the skin. Published evidence for them is limited, and neither adds structural volume or lifts.
For fresher, better-hydrated skin without added volume. This page explains what is injected, the six-point technique, how many sessions are usual and what the evidence shows.
For dull or dehydrated skin on the face, décolletage or hands. This page explains what is in the serum, how a course works, what is and is not proven, and how it differs from PRP.
These treatments work on the skin, the small muscles of expression and the soft tissue under the skin. They can soften lines, restore some volume, improve skin texture and give a mild tightening. They cannot remove excess skin, reposition the deeper tissues of the face as a facelift does, or make a nose smaller. Non-surgical methods do not give the result of a surgical lift.
Non-surgical treatments still carry risks. Bruising, swelling, redness and tenderness are common and usually settle within days. Rarely, filler can block a blood vessel, which can damage the skin and, very rarely, cause loss of vision or a stroke. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase if needed, whereas fillers made of other, non-dissolvable materials can be difficult or impossible to remove. That is one reason to ask exactly which product will be used.
Most single treatments need only a short stay, often a day or two, though a few extra days allow a check if bruising or swelling needs a look. Treatments given as a course, such as laser sessions every two to three weeks, may not fit into one trip, so ask how the course would be planned before you book.
When surgery is the better fit, these pages explain the options:
No. Non-surgical treatments can soften lines, restore some volume, improve skin quality and give a mild lift, but they cannot remove loose skin or reposition the deeper tissues of the face the way a facelift does. They suit early changes and people who would rather avoid surgery, and many people use them alongside or after an operation.
No, they fade gradually. After anti-wrinkle injections, muscle movement returns slowly, usually from around three to four months. Hyaluronic acid filler is broken down by the body over months, so volume reduces little by little. If you would like to keep the effect, a repeat treatment can be planned before it has worn off completely.
It is better to wait. There are no human data on anti-wrinkle injections in pregnancy, and most doctors advise postponing them until after the birth and breastfeeding. The safety of fillers in pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established either. If you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding, mention it before any treatment.
Often, yes, because they work on different things. A facelift repositions tissue and removes loose skin, but it does not change skin texture, pigmentation or lost volume, which lasers, skin treatments or fillers can address. Dr. İlker describes this on her Turkish website as treating the face as a whole. The timing between treatments is planned with you.
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