Five areas of care. 25 treatment guides. Your individual plan starts with an examination and a conversation.
A suture-based approach to forming an upper-eyelid crease through small openings. The consultation assesses eyelid thickness, excess skin and the strength of eye opening before deciding whether this approach fits your anatomy.
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An upper-eyelid crease procedure that uses an incision to address the skin and underlying tissue. It may be discussed when skin, muscle or fat thickness makes a suture-only approach less suitable.
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Ptosis correction focuses on the mechanism that opens the upper eyelid. It is considered after evaluating eyelid position, muscle function and compensatory forehead movement.
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A procedure that assesses and redistributes lower-eyelid fat where bulging and hollow areas affect the under-eye contour. The cause of a dark-looking under-eye area must be assessed individually.
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An upper-face operation that addresses the position of the forehead and brows. It is different from treating eyelid skin alone and begins with examining how brow position affects the eye area.
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Injectable treatment for selected areas of facial volume and contour. Clair’s official page describes hyaluronic-acid fillers; the proposed product and injection site must be discussed individually.
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A PCL-based injectable described by Clair for discussions about facial volume and collagen stimulation. It has different material characteristics from hyaluronic-acid fillers.
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A calcium-hydroxylapatite injectable listed by Clair for volume and skin-quality discussions. The exact formulation, treatment area and technique are part of the individual plan.
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An injectable that reduces activity in selected muscles. Clair lists expression-line and muscle-related concerns; assessment distinguishes a muscle-driven concern from volume loss or loose skin.
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A PLLA-based injectable listed by Clair for collagen stimulation and facial-volume concerns. Changes are discussed over time rather than assessed only immediately after treatment.
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A PLA and hyaluronic-acid injectable described by Clair for skin texture, fine lines and volume-related discussions. The formulation and treatment goal should be clarified at consultation.
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A PDO-based injectable listed by Clair for collagen-stimulation discussions. It is a different treatment format from inserting lifting threads, despite the shared material name.
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A radiofrequency-based treatment listed by Clair for skin-tightening and fine-line concerns. Skin quality, tissue thickness and the proposed area are assessed before treatment.
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An ultrasound-based treatment described by Clair for laxity and facial-contour concerns. The consultation assesses the tissue layers and whether this type of treatment fits your goals.
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A laser-based treatment listed by Clair under lifting. The official page names the Soprano Titanium device and describes three wavelengths; the clinical purpose and settings require individual confirmation.
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A radiofrequency platform described by Clair for skin texture, pores and scar-related concerns. Treatment mode and tip selection depend on the condition being assessed.
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A procedure that places absorbable threads beneath the skin to address selected areas of laxity. The direction of lift, thread material and skin condition are assessed together.
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A polynucleotide skin injectable listed by Clair. The consultation explores skin-quality concerns, previous reactions and the proposed product before planning treatment.
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Clair lists a combined skin-treatment programme under Exosome with Potenza. The exact skin product, its route of application and the Potenza mode must be clarified during consultation.
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A hyaluronic-acid skin-injection treatment listed by Clair for hydration-related discussions. Skin dryness, sensitivity and the planned formulation need to be assessed individually.
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Clair describes small, superficial botulinum-toxin injections under its skin-treatment menu. This is a distinct placement strategy from treating deeper muscle activity.
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Clair lists hyaluronic-acid filler for shoulder-contour concerns. A body-contouring injection requires a separate discussion of anatomy, product suitability and site-specific risk.
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A body-contour treatment listed by Clair for hip and hip-dip volume concerns. The consultation must address the intended material, body site and the risks of injecting this area.
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A localised fat-removal approach listed by Clair. Despite the word “injection” in the menu name, the official description includes a small access opening and cannula-based extraction of fat.
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A combined approach that assesses fat beneath the chin and supporting neck-muscle structures. Fat removal and muscle tightening are separate components of the plan.
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