Facial aesthetics
Doctor-led assessment of expression lines, volume, facial balance and skin quality. Any treatment is discussed only after suitability, risks and alternatives are considered.
Face
Refreshed should still look like you.
Facial aesthetics and skin care planned around your features, skin, priorities and tolerance for downtime - without pressure to become someone else.
The approach
One face. One considered plan.
Some women arrive knowing the name of a treatment. Many simply know that they look more tired than they feel, that their skin has changed, or that their routine no longer works. Both are valid starting points.
Your consultation considers facial structure, movement, skin quality, medical history, budget and the result you want to avoid as carefully as the result you hope to achieve.
What we can discuss
In-clinic skin care
Professional skin treatments selected for your skin concerns and coordinated with medical aesthetic procedures when appropriate.
At-home skin care
A practical home routine built around what you will actually use - not a shelf full of products you do not need.
Combination planning
A staged plan can combine skin health and facial aesthetics while keeping downtime, cost and natural expression in view.
You do not need to choose a procedure
Book the consultation. Explain what has changed, what bothers you and what you do not want. Dr Luhard will help you understand the sensible options - including doing nothing.
Facial aesthetics and skin care in Waterkloof
FemaleHealth connects adult women with facial aesthetic and skin care consultations at Medify in Waterkloof, Pretoria. The service is designed for women who value privacy, natural-looking outcomes and a medically responsible approach.
What can be discussed?
Common consultation topics include facial lines, loss of support or volume, skin texture, pigmentation, acne-prone skin, sensitivity, ageing skin, treatment timing and a simpler home-care routine. A consultation is not a guarantee that a treatment will be recommended.
Questions
What women ask
The aim is a plan that respects your anatomy and preferences. No outcome can be guaranteed, but conservative planning, clear limits and staged treatment can reduce the risk of an unwanted aesthetic direction.
Yes. In fact, a consultation before choosing a procedure is usually the better starting point.
Some treatments and products may not be appropriate. Tell the team if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive so that suitability can be assessed.