Skin quality

Swiss Der­ma Cli­nic is exclu­si­ve­ly equip­ped with the latest gene­ra­ti­on of medi­cal laser systems. 

A small amount of blood is taken from the pati­ent. The blood plas­ma obtai­ned by sub­se­quent cen­tri­fu­ga­ti­on has a very high pro­por­ti­on of plate­lets and growth factors. 

Skin-rege­ne­ra­ting acti­ve ingre­di­ents such as hyalu­ro­nic acid or vit­amins, mine­rals and ami­no acids are intro­du­ced into the midd­le (meso) skin layer 

The meso­ject tre­at­ment at the Swiss Der­ma Cli­nic is more than just a beau­ty tre­at­ment; it is a syn­er­gy of deep-acting pee­ling, rege­ne­ra­ti­ve meso­the­ra­py and cus­to­mi­zed skin care. 

Medi­cal skin need­ling is ano­ther term for col­la­gen induc­tion the­ra­py. Scars, pig­ment shifts and sag­ging skin are the main are­as trea­ted with a der­ma­rol­ler. It shouldn’t be con­fu­sed with cos­me­tic need­ling, which uses shorter micro­need­les and has a wea­k­er sti­mu­la­ting effect. 

The Geni­us® Radio­fre­quen­cy Micro­need­ling is a brand new and revo­lu­tio­na­ry tre­at­ment for skin tigh­tening. This pro­ce­du­re com­bi­nes two methods: micro­need­ling and radiofrequency. 

At Swiss Der­ma Cli­nic in Zurich, we uti­li­ze medi­cal micro­need­ling with the Der­ma­pen to impro­ve skin tex­tu­re and sti­mu­la­te hair growth on the scalp. 

Medi­cal micro­need­ling, frac­tion­al laser, vam­pi­re lif­ting with PRP (plas­ma) and spe­cial der­mal fil­lers use bio­sti­mu­la­ti­on to acti­va­te the body’s own mecha­nisms and hence revi­ve the skin’s rege­ne­ra­ti­ve capa­ci­ty. The resul­ting col­la­gen build-up has a par­ti­cu­lar­ly posi­ti­ve effect on the skin’s firm­ness and qua­li­ty, and pro­du­ces a natu­ral lif­ting and tigh­tening effect. 

About 80 per­cent of women strugg­le with cel­lu­li­te. Typi­cal are­as for the bum­py skin chan­ges (dim­pling) are the thighs, buttocks, bel­ly, and upper arms. Men also suf­fer from the so-cal­led oran­ge peel, alt­hough less frequently. 

It is a com­mon pro­blem among our pati­ents: the so-cal­led straw­ber­ry chin or cob­ble­s­tone chin. The reason for the­se names are the typi­cal reli­ef-like chin wrinkles. 

UV light, fine dust, nico­ti­ne, or sim­ply indi­vi­du­al pre­dis­po­si­ti­on cau­se our skin to age pre­ma­tu­re­ly. The skin tone appears dull, with the for­ma­ti­on of fine lines and enlar­ged blood ves­sels. Addi­tio­nal­ly, facial skin loses its firm­ness and ela­s­ti­ci­ty, resul­ting in sun­ken cheeks and a sag­ging jawline.