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Aftercare Guides — All 35
Every treatment at the clinic has its own recovery guide, written for the treatment you actually had — not a generic list. This page is the full index: 35 guides in six groups, plus an A–Z lookup if you know the name of your treatment but not which family it belongs to.
Jump to your group: Injectables & Fillers · Skin Boosters · Biostimulators · Regenerative · Skin & Facials · Threads & Hair
- 35Recovery guides
- 6Treatment groups
- Day 0–30Covered day by day
Browse by treatment group
The same six groups the clinic uses. If you had an injectable, it is in the first three; if you had a facial, a peel or laser, look under Skin & Facials.
Injectables & Fillers
Botox, dermal filler and lip filler — the first 24 hours matter most.
Skin Boosters
Hydration and skin-quality injectables — bumps, washing and makeup.
ProfhiloProfhilo StructuraSkin Boosters — day by daySkin Boosters (Face)
Biostimulators
Collagen stimulators — including the massage schedule where one applies.
SculptraRadiesseHArmonyCaBiostimulators (Face)+1 more
Biostimulators (Body)
Regenerative
PRP, exosomes and polynucleotides — what helps the result settle.
Skin & Facials
Microneedling, peels, facials and laser — sun, skincare and when to resume actives.
RF MicroneedlingDermapen MicroneedlingMesotherapyMedical Facial
Threads & Hair
Thread lifts and hair treatments — sleeping, washing and movement.
Thread Lift (Face)Thread Lift (Body)Hair TreatmentHair Filler+1 more
Exosome Hair
A–Z: every guide, and the treatment it belongs to
Left column opens the recovery guide. Right column goes back to the treatment itself — what it does, who it suits and what it costs.
When to contact the clinic
Whatever you had, the warning signs are the same. Small bumps, mild redness, tenderness and slight swelling in the first day or two are normal after most injectable and skin treatments, and your guide will say how long yours should last. Contact us promptly, though, if you notice increasing or spreading pain, significant or one-sided swelling, skin that turns pale, dusky or blotchy, blistering, a fever, or any sign of infection such as warmth and pus at a treated point. These are uncommon, but they should always be checked rather than waited out. Dr Azra and the team are here for you — message us any time on WhatsApp +971 50 180 1793.
Not sure your recovery is going to plan?
Send us a photo. Dr Azra would rather look at something harmless than have you worry about it for a week.
