Dr Stéphane AuroyAesthetic Dermatologist · Paris
Dr Stéphane AuroyAesthetic Dermatologist · Paris
A comprehensive, medical approach to rejuvenation, considered face by face. Not to erase time, but to preserve harmony — so that a woman, years later, has not changed too much.
What good is reducing fat deposits if daily diet and exercise do not follow? What good is striving to erase wrinkles and folds if the face remains marked by pigment spots? What good is repeating botulinum toxin sessions if nothing else is done about the overall management of ageing?
To rejuvenate is to soften and smooth the effects of time, but also to make sure one has not changed too much years later. Not everything can be erased, of course; but a woman who, as time passes, has not aged too much has already won. Time has had little hold on her, and yesterday's small imperfections have not become real problems.
That is what successful aesthetics means: a considered approach, in which every procedure is part of an overall vision. A healthy lifestyle always accompanies these treatments.
Knowing how to vary the approach remains the key to success: staying natural without transformation, not doing too much but enough for the result to be worthwhile. That is my daily challenge. Aesthetics should never be approached in the short term, but considered over the long term, without giving in to passing trends. Medical aesthetics of the face and figure will never be, like ready-to-wear, a "trend": as far as possible, it must remain "bespoke".
Each third of the face has its own needs. Hover over or select a marker on the portrait to discover the corresponding treatment. An educational overview, never a catalogue.
For scars, skin texture and complexion.
For sun spots and pigmentation problems.
For rosacea, facial redness, thread veins, red nose, angiomas and red scars.
To restore radiance and hydration.
For deep, long-lasting hydration.
For the jawline and lower face.
For hydration, smoothing and a superb complexion.
To soften forehead lines.
To fill hollowed temples.
To revitalise heavy eyelids and the eye contour.
To soften or erase frown lines.
To soften crow's feet.
To smooth, brighten and open up the eye area.
To fill hollow under-eye circles.
To fill the "tear trough".
To restore facial structure or redefine flattened cheekbones.
To correct minor nose imperfections.
To smooth and even out the complexion.
Softened with hyaluronic acid or a collagen biostimulator.
Hydrated with lightly concentrated hyaluronic acid and revitalised with the PicoFocus laser.
Softened with hyaluronic acid or a collagen biostimulator.
Hydrated, plumped or redefined with hyaluronic acid.
Hyaluronic acid or collagen biostimulator to restructure it; ultrasound to tighten it. Thread lifts, radiofrequency, micro-needling.
Botulinum toxin to soften, and hyaluronic acid or a collagen biostimulator to enhance it.
Improving skin quality, with a tightening effect using specific hyaluronic acid, polynucleotides, radiofrequency, ultrasound and thread lifts.
This presentation is provided for information only. Each indication is assessed individually, in consultation, after examination; no treatment is systematic. The techniques mentioned are considered within a comprehensive, considered medical approach.
Regenerative aesthetic medicine aims not only to correct or mask the signs of ageing, but above all to stimulate the tissues' natural capacity for repair and renewal. It draws on the body's biological mechanisms to improve skin quality, structure, elasticity and overall appearance.
Unlike a purely "volumising" or corrective approach, it seeks to restore the biological balance of the tissues by promoting collagen production, hydration, vascularisation and cell regeneration. The central idea: to support ageing rather than fight it, for a natural, gradual and harmonious result, in which the skin regains vitality and quality.
Polynucleotides (PDRN, short for PolyDeoxyRiboNucleotide) are molecules derived from purified DNA fragments. Their aim is not to fill wrinkles like a conventional volumising product, but to stimulate the skin's natural repair mechanisms.
Injected into the dermis, they act as tissue biostimulators: they promote fibroblast activity, support collagen synthesis and improve the cellular environment. The concept rests on the idea of repairing and revitalising the skin tissue — helping the skin function better rather than immediately altering its volumes. Results are gradual and natural, within a logic of prevention and support for skin ageing.
A few results, photographed at the practice.
Every face is unique. The practice welcomes you by appointment to assess your needs and define, together, a bespoke approach.
We recommend calling the reception desk directly : +33 1 46 33 99 52