5 Myths About Facial Aesthetic Medicine (and the Truth)
May 20, 2026 · 1 min read
Aesthetic medicine carries many myths: some scare people away, others push them into hasty decisions. Let us debunk the five most common ones with sound judgment, without filters or exaggerated promises.
1. "It will change my face"
Myth. The goal of good aesthetic medicine is not to invent a new face for you, but to enhance who you already are. Done well, the result looks natural: you, just better rested.
2. "It is only for older people"
Myth. Preventing, correcting, and maintaining are different goals depending on the stage of life. That is why there is no single age: there is a diagnosis that defines what makes sense for you today.
3. "If it worked for someone else, it will work for me"
Myth. Every skin responds differently because every life is different. What worked for another person might not be right for you. That is why we start with a comprehensive facial evaluation, not a copied recipe.
4. "The more treatments, the better"
Myth. More is not better. Medical judgment exists precisely to prioritize what is necessary and rule out what adds no value. Sometimes the most professional thing to do is say "you do not need this."
5. "Price first, then we will see"
The other way around. We do not work with a public price catalog because the plan depends on your diagnosis. First we understand your case, then we propose. Explaining before intervening, diagnosing before acting, and accompanying before selling.
Do you have any questions left? Schedule your diagnosis and we will resolve them in person, with medical judgment.
