Quick answer
Facial harmonisation is a plan that may combine techniques such as hyaluronic acid, botulinum toxin, collagen biostimulators or threads to subtly balance facial proportions. Because it involves medical procedures and delicate anatomical areas, it always starts with an assessment by the doctor.
What facial harmonisation is
It is not a single treatment or a one-size-fits-all recipe. It is an analysis of the whole face (forehead, eyes, cheeks, nose, lips, chin and jawline) and a step-by-step plan to soften signs of ageing and balance proportions.
Which techniques it may include
- Hyaluronic acid for volume and contour.
- Botulinum toxin for expression lines.
- Collagen biostimulator for firmness and skin quality.
- PDO threads in selected cases.
Not every technique suits everyone. The plan includes only what makes sense for you.
Want to know if it suits you? See our Facial harmonisation page or book an assessment.
Why the medical assessment matters
The face has blood vessels and nerves in areas that require anatomical knowledge. At the assessment, the doctor reviews your medical history, observes your face in motion and at rest, explains risks and alternatives and agrees priorities with you. In Portugal, botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine.
How the step-by-step plan works
- Assessment and priorities.
- First treatment step.
- Review and adjustment.
- Further steps, if appropriate.
Spreading treatments over time helps achieve a more natural result and respects the skin’s recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Will harmonisation change my face?
The aim is to soften and balance, not transform. The plan respects your features and expression.
How long does the full plan take?
It depends on the steps defined. Some people have a single step; others spread the plan over several months.
Is there downtime?
It depends on the techniques. Swelling or small bruises may appear in the first days.
Do you speak English?
Yes. The team speaks Portuguese and English.
Take the first step with an assessment
At the consultation, the doctor examines you, explains the options and tells you clearly what is and is not suitable in your case.
Reference sources: Infarmed — Medicines information (SmPC and leaflet) · Portuguese Health Regulation Authority (ERS) · NHS — Cosmetic procedures
Informational content prepared by the Mya Clínica team. It does not replace a medical consultation. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Mya Clínica · CÉLULA ÁUREA – UNIPESSOAL LDA · ERS registration E178305, E178306, E178307 · Operating licence no. 26007/2025.
