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Anti-Aging · Facial Design

Facial design that preserves balance and individuality

Facial design begins with proportions, skin, movement and personal goals before any appropriate and necessary procedure is considered.

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General health information

What is Facial Design?

Facial design is an assessment process, not one procedure. The actual method can vary substantially.

If injectables are involved, each product’s type, mechanism, indication and risk must be explained separately.

Goals of care

  • Assess the face as a whole
  • Preserve proportion and expression
  • Select only necessary options
  • Understand temporary effects and limitations

PRODUCT OPTIONS

Products selected by Beautier Clinic

The clinician selects the product type, amount and placement according to facial anatomy, muscle movement and individual goals.

Botulinum Toxin

Botox Allergan · Dysport · Xeomin · Nabota

Hyaluronic Acid Filler

Hyaluronic acid fillers may be considered for volume or facial balance, with the specific product selected for the assessed area.

Suitability differs between individuals. The clinic verifies the label, source and product information before treatment.

BOTULINUM TOXIN

Balance muscle activity with facial structure

Illustration of facial muscles and nerve pathways for botulinum toxin planning

Botulinum toxin type A temporarily reduces signaling between nerves and selected muscles. It may be used for expression lines and specific muscle-related contour concerns.

The clinician assesses muscle movement, facial balance, placement, dose and product before planning care, with the aim of preserving natural expression.

Areas assessed for toxin treatment

Suitable areas differ according to individual muscle movement and facial anatomy.

Facial areas assessed for botulinum toxin including the forehead, eyes, nose and jawline
01

Forehead and glabella

Expression lines are assessed together with brow position and muscle activity.

02

Eye area and crow’s feet

Planning considers smile-related lines, the eye muscle and facial balance.

03

Brow and upper face

Selected muscles may be considered when they influence brow position, while avoiding an over-raised appearance.

04

Masseter and jawline

Masseter size, function and teeth clenching are reviewed before selecting placement and dose.

05

Nose and lower face

These areas require precise planning based on movement and a specific goal.

Toxin products available at the clinic

Beautier Clinic offers several options. Selection considers the active ingredient, diffusion characteristics, treatment area and previous response.

Botox Allergan packaging and vial at Beautier Clinic

Botox Allergan

OnabotulinumtoxinA, manufactured in the United States

  • OnabotulinumtoxinA manufactured by Allergan in the United States
  • Its 99.5% purity and relatively focused diffusion support precise-area planning
  • Presentation: 100 units
  • Duration and response depend on muscle activity, dose, technique and previous treatment
Dysport packaging and vial at Beautier Clinic

Dysport

AbobotulinumtoxinA, manufactured in the United Kingdom

  • AbobotulinumtoxinA manufactured in the United Kingdom by IPSEN
  • Its wider diffusion profile may be considered for suitable areas or techniques such as Dermolift
  • Clinic-listed presentation: 120 units
  • Units are product-specific and cannot be converted one-to-one between brands
Xeomin packaging and vial at Beautier Clinic

Xeomin

IncobotulinumtoxinA, manufactured in Germany

  • IncobotulinumtoxinA manufactured by Merz in Germany
  • Uses XTRACT Technology to reduce unnecessary accessory proteins and achieve high purity
  • Clinic-listed presentation: 100 units
  • May be assessed for expression lines and selected muscle-related goals
Nabota packaging and vial at Beautier Clinic

Nabota

Botulinum toxin type A, manufactured in South Korea

  • Botulinum toxin type A manufactured by Daewoong Pharmaceutical in South Korea
  • Uses HI-PURE Technology and holds US FDA and Thai FDA approvals
  • Presentation: 100 units
  • Selection follows area, muscle, goal and previous response rather than country of manufacture alone

Before and after toxin treatment

Before treatment

  • Share medical conditions, medicines, supplements, allergies and previous toxin treatment.
  • Share pregnancy, breastfeeding, neuromuscular conditions and infection at the proposed area.
  • Do not stop prescribed medicine on your own; discuss medicines affecting clotting with the clinician.

After treatment

  • Follow the instructions provided for the actual area and product.
  • Avoid pressure, massage, selected activities and heat for the period advised by the clinician.
  • Contact the clinic for unusual symptoms such as marked weakness, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or spreading symptoms.

Outcome and duration vary with product, dose, technique, muscle activity and individual response.

HYALURONIC ACID FILLER

Restore volume and facial balance according to anatomy

Clear gel representing hyaluronic acid filler for facial design

Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the body and binds water. Hyaluronic acid fillers are designed with different properties for selected volume, structural support or hydration goals.

The clinician considers facial shape, changes in bone, fat and skin, product characteristics and injection plane before planning.

Areas assessed for filler treatment

Blood vessels, tissue planes and risks differ between areas, so each location is assessed separately.

Facial filler assessment areas including forehead, temples, under-eyes, nose, nasolabial folds, chin and lips
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Forehead

Curvature, volume and vascular anatomy are reviewed before considering treatment.

02

Temples

Temple volume is considered with the brow, cheekbone and overall proportion.

03

Under-eyes

Tear trough, eye bags, pigmentation and laxity are distinguished because filler is not suitable for every concern.

04

Nose

A high-risk area requiring detailed review of anatomy, previous injections and alternatives.

05

Nasolabial folds

Planning considers both the fold and support from the midface.

06

Chin

Length, width, jawline and bite are reviewed for frontal and profile balance.

07

Lips

Proportion, border, volume and movement are assessed while preserving individual identity.

Filler products available at the clinic

Beautier Clinic offers Juvederm, Restylane and Definisse fillers. The clinician selects the range and gel properties according to the area, facial structure and individual treatment plan.

Juvéderm

Brand from the United States

An Allergan Aesthetics hyaluronic acid filler collection with formulas designed for different areas and goals. The clinician selects the range according to facial structure and gel properties.

Restylane

Developed and manufactured in Sweden

A Galderma hyaluronic acid filler range developed and manufactured in Uppsala, with products designed for different treatment areas and tissue characteristics.

Definisse

Brand from Italy

A RELIFE hyaluronic acid filler range from the Menarini Group. It uses XTR technology and offers different gel characteristics for different treatment goals.

Before and after filler treatment

Before treatment

  • Share medical conditions, medicines, supplements, allergies, pregnancy, breastfeeding and previous filler treatment.
  • Share infection, wounds, inflammation, recent dental work or recent procedures.
  • Do not stop prescribed medicine on your own; the team reviews bruise-related medicines and supplements individually.

After treatment

  • Early swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising can occur; follow the instructions provided.
  • Avoid pressure, massage, heat, strenuous exercise or other procedures for the advised period.
  • Seek urgent help for severe pain, pale or dusky skin, vision change or neurological symptoms.

Vascular occlusion is uncommon but serious. Product selection, technique and a complication-response plan are essential parts of care.

General health information

Who should begin with an assessment?

Assessment helps clarify goals, identify precautions and avoid unnecessary procedures.

  • 01

    Interest in facial balance

  • 02

    A concern about one area without knowing the right option

  • 03

    Previous injections or procedures

  • 04

    A preference for a plan not driven by one trend

General health information

Assessment and care planning

Our team considers proportion, skin structure, muscle movement and previous products, medical history and realistic expectations together.

01 — Goals and history

Review concerns, previous care, medical conditions, medicines and allergies.

02 — Structured assessment

Consider the skin, anatomy or other relevant factors before selecting an approach.

03 — Plan and follow-up

Explain options, limitations and risks, then arrange appropriate follow-up.

General health information

Preparation and aftercare

Before treatment

  • Share medical conditions, medicines, supplements, allergies and previous procedures
  • Mention pregnancy, breastfeeding, infection, wounds or rash in the treatment area
  • Bring details or photographs of previous products and procedures when available

After treatment

  • Follow instructions specific to the verified product or device actually used
  • Avoid picking, pressing or massaging the area unless advised
  • Contact the clinic if symptoms are severe, spreading or different from what was explained
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The Beautier Clinic approach

THE BEAUTIER WAY

Measured aesthetic care begins with what is right for you

At Beautier Clinic, we assess your goals, facial anatomy, skin and previous care before recommending an appropriate service.

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Individual assessment

Goals, anatomy, skin and previous care are considered before a service is recommended.

02

A natural perspective

The approach values proportion and avoids procedures beyond what is needed.

03

Support in four languages

Our customer service team coordinates in Thai, English, French and Chinese.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions: Facial Design

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Does facial design always mean filler?

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No. It is a framework for assessing the face. Any method must be identified by the actual product or technology.

02

Can the result match a reference photo?

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Anatomy differs. A photo can communicate a goal but cannot guarantee an identical result.

Content updated25 August 2026

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