Guides & articles on beauty treatments
45 articles on Botox, fillers, skincare and more
Looking for reliable, fact-based information about beauty treatments? Our guide brings together in-depth articles on Botox, fillers, HIFU, Profhilo and other popular treatments — all based on scientific sources and reviewed by healthcare professionals. Here you will find answers to the most common questions about effectiveness, safety, side effects and price.
How do you know if a clinic is reputable? Complete verification guide
The term 'reputable clinic' is vague — but it can be verified. This guide shows exactly how to check IVO registration, the practitioner's licence, the company registration number, insurance and price transparency before you book.
0.5 ml fillers before and after — Results, price & how it differs from 1 ml
0.5 ml of filler before and after — the most common starting dose. We show what you can expect from the result and how it compares with larger amounts.
1 ml lip fillers 2026 — Results, price, duration & before/after
1 ml of filler in the lips is the standard dose — it gives clear volume without looking overdone. Here is everything about results, price and what you can expect.
How much filler do you need? Dose guide by area [2026]
How much filler do you need? 0.5–1 ml for the lips is standard; cheekbones require 1–2 ml per side. We go through dosing by area.
Filler side effects 2026 — From swelling to vascular occlusion
Filler side effects — a complete overview from the most common (swelling, tenderness) to the rare but serious (vascular occlusion, visual impairment).
What should you consider before botox? Checklist & 7 questions to ask
What should you consider before Botox? Here is a complete checklist — from medicines to avoid to questions you should ask at the consultation.
Can fillers move? Migration, causes & how it is corrected
Can fillers move? Yes, filler migration is uncommon but possible. We explain the causes, warning signs and how to avoid it.
When do you see results after fillers? Day-by-day timeline
When do you see results after fillers? Swelling makes the immediate result look exaggerated — the final result is only reached after 2 weeks. Here is the timeline.
Do fillers hurt? Pain by area & how anaesthesia helps
Do fillers hurt? The pain level is usually mild to moderate, especially with anaesthetic. We explain what happens and how it feels in each area.
HarmonyCa results & before/after — What can you expect?
HarmonyCa delivers an immediate effect from the HA component and collagen build-up from CaHA. Here is the full timeline.
HarmonyCa treatment — What is it and how does it work?
HarmonyCa is Allergan's hybrid: calcium hydroxylapatite + hyaluronic acid in the same syringe. Immediate lift and collagen build-up. This is how it works.
Radiesse results & before/after — What can you expect?
Radiesse gives two phases of results — immediate volume from day 1, then gradual collagen build-up. Here is the timeline and what you can realistically expect.
Radiesse treatment — What is it and how does it work?
Radiesse combines immediate volume with collagen stimulation — a hybrid between HA filler and Sculptra. This is how the treatment works.
Sculptra results & before/after — What can you expect?
Sculptra results come gradually — not immediately. Here is the realistic timeline, typical before/after observations and how long the effect lasts.
Sculptra treatment — What is it and how does it work?
Sculptra is no ordinary filler — it is a collagen stimulator that builds up the skin's own structures over time. This is how the treatment works.
Sun protection after aesthetic treatments — Complete guide
Sun protection after aesthetic treatments is not a recommendation — it is a medical necessity. Here is the complete protocol by treatment type.
Laser in the summer — Why it is risky
Laser targets pigment. Tanned skin = more pigment = increased risk of burns and permanent marks. That is why summer and laser are a bad combination.
Fillers in the summer — When should you wait?
Fillers are more sensitive to summer conditions than Botox. Heat increases swelling, and some fillers break down faster. Here is the protocol.
Botox in the summer — What you should keep in mind
Botox is one of the few aesthetic treatments that work well in summer. But there are details to be aware of — sun exposure, heat and optimal timing.
Laser anti-ageing — For pigmentation and sun damage
Often overlooked in anti-ageing discussions, but laser addresses what neither Botox nor fillers can — sun damage, pigmentation and skin texture.
Skin booster anti-ageing — Hydration and glow from 30
Skin booster is the first-line anti-ageing treatment between the ages of 30 and 40. Micro-injections of hyaluronic acid that hydrate the skin from within — not volume, but radiance.
Profhilo anti-ageing — Firmness and radiance after 35
Profhilo is not a filler — it is a bioremodeller. Stimulates collagen and elastin for firmer, radiant skin. Best for 35+ with noticeably lax skin.
Botox anti-ageing after 30 — Prevention and treatment
Botox is the most studied anti-ageing treatment for movement-related wrinkles. After 30, it is about prevention — stopping lines from becoming permanent.
Anti-ageing from 30 — Pillar guide to all treatments
From around the age of 30, collagen breakdown and muscle habits start to show. Here is an overview of four treatment tracks — click through to the in-depth guide for each.
Aesthetic treatments in the summer — Pillar guide
Summer, sun and aesthetic treatments — some are fine, others are downright unsuitable. Here is the overview, with a link to the in-depth guide for each area.
Exosomes in skincare — What they are, effect & price
Exosomes are cell-signalling molecules secreted by stem cells. The newest frontier in regenerative skincare — but also the most misunderstood. Here is the evidence.
Polynucleotides for skin — Effect, treatment & price
Polynucleotides (PDRN) are a new regenerative treatment that stimulates the skin's own stem cells. Evidence from both aesthetics and medical wound healing.
Sunekos treatment — What is it, effect & price
Sunekos is not a filler — it is a skin-renewing treatment with amino acids and HA. Stimulates the extracellular matrix and rebuilds skin quality.
Laser hair removal guide 2026 – how the treatment works, price and results
Laser hair removal can reduce hair growth over time, but the result depends on skin tone, hair colour, equipment and the practitioner's experience.
How do you choose the right beauty clinic? Checklist 2026
Choosing the right clinic is more important than choosing the right treatment. Here is the complete checklist — licensing, certification, reviews and red flags.
Is Botox dangerous? Safety according to science and Swedish regulations
The question 'is Botox dangerous' is one of the most common before a first treatment. Here we clear up myths, present the research and explain what Swedish law says about safety.
Profhilo vs Skin Booster: What is the difference and which should you choose?
Both Profhilo and skin boosters are hyaluronic acid-based treatments for skin quality – but they work in fundamentally different ways. Here we sort out the differences.
Lip augmentation with fillers: Complete guide to natural results
Lip augmentation is the single most popular filler treatment in Sweden. Here we go through everything about the technique – from choosing a filler to how to avoid the dreaded 'duck face' effect.
What is mesotherapy? Skin rejuvenation with vital injections
Mesotherapy is a microscopic injection technique in which a cocktail of active ingredients is delivered directly to the middle layer of the skin. The technique is named after the mesoderm and was developed in France in the 1950s.
What is a chemical peel? Guide to PRX-T33, Jessner and TCA
A chemical peel is one of the oldest skin treatments and has developed considerably over recent decades. From mild fruit acids to medical TCA peels, there is a solution for almost every skin problem.
What is a thread lift (PDO)? Non-surgical facelift with threads
Thread lifting is one of the most advanced non-surgical methods for lifting sagging skin. Absorbable PDO threads create both an immediate lift and long-term collagen stimulation.
What is PRP treatment? Vampire facial and plasma therapy explained
PRP – Platelet-Rich Plasma – is a treatment in which the plasma from your own blood is used to stimulate the body's own healing and renewal. It is popular both for skin rejuvenation and for hair loss.
What is microneedling? Complete guide to Dermapen and collagen stimulation
Microneedling – often performed with Dermapen – is one of the most popular skin rejuvenation treatments in Sweden. Controlled micro-injuries stimulate the body's own collagen production.
Botox side effects 2026 — Common, uncommon & when to seek care
Botox side effects — from common and mild (headache, bruising) to uncommon (drooping eyelids). Here is the complete list with preventive measures.
How long does botox last? 3–6 months [Complete 2026 guide]
How long does Botox last? The effect lasts 3–6 months on average but varies with area, dose and lifestyle. Here is everything that affects how long it lasts.
What does Botox cost in 2026? Exact price levels for Sweden
What does Botox cost in 2026? Here you can see exact price levels, what drives the cost and how to compare Botox prices more smartly with AI before you book.
What is Profhilo? The bioremodelling skin booster explained
Profhilo differs from traditional fillers – it is a highly concentrated bioremodelling hyaluronic acid that improves the skin's quality, hydration and elasticity from within, without adding volume.
What is HIFU? Non-surgical facelift explained
HIFU – High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound – is one of the most advanced non-surgical methods for lifting the face. It reaches deeper skin layers than most other treatments and stimulates the body's own collagen production.
What are fillers? All about hyaluronic acid injections in the face
Fillers are hyaluronic acid-based gel injections that restore volume, shape contours and smooth out lines. Here we go through the science behind them, which areas are treated and what to keep in mind.
What is Botox? Complete guide to mechanism of action, effect and safety
Botox is one of the world's most studied muscle-relaxing medicines and is used both medically and aesthetically. Here we explain what it is, how it works and what you should know before a treatment.