Facial Rejuvenation

Facial rejuvenation treatments at Klinik Lautenschläger München encompass a range of non-invasive and minimally invasive skin renewal protocols designed to restore radiance, improve texture, and address early signs of ageing. Offerings include medical-grade chemical peels targeting pigmentation and surface irregularities, hydrating infusion facials for volume restoration, and enzyme-based exfoliation treatments. All protocols are selected and delivered under physician oversight, ensuring appropriate modality choice for each patient's skin type, concern, and Fitzpatrick classification. Treatments integrate smoothly into skin health maintenance plans alongside injectables and energy-based therapies.

Klinik Lautenschläger München offers physician-directed facial rejuvenation as a foundational component of its non-surgical aesthetic portfolio, addressing the spectrum of skin quality concerns that develop through intrinsic ageing and cumulative environmental exposure. The clinic's facial rejuvenation offering spans multiple modalities, allowing the physician to select the most appropriate protocol for each patient's skin type, concern profile, and tolerance. Medical-grade chemical peels at Klinik Lautenschläger use alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs — glycolic and lactic acid), beta-hydroxy acids (salicylic acid for sebaceous and comedonal skin), and polyhydroxy acids for gentle resurfacing with reduced barrier disruption, applied at concentrations calibrated to the Fitzpatrick skin type and target depth of action. Superficial peels improve surface texture, reduce fine epidermal lines, and address early post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation through controlled exfoliation of the stratum corneum and granular layer. Medium-depth peels penetrating to the papillary dermis are selected for patients with moderate photoageing, actinic damage, or persistent pigmentation requiring deeper clearance. Enzyme-based exfoliation treatments using papain (papaya) or bromelain (pineapple) proteolytic enzymes offer a gentler resurfacing alternative for reactive or sensitised skin, selectively dissolving keratinised cells without the acid-induced transient inflammation of chemical peels. Hydrating infusion facials introduce concentrated hyaluronic acid, vitamins, and antioxidants into the skin through a combination of ultrasonic delivery or microcurrent-assisted penetration, restoring depleted dermal hydration and improving skin luminosity. Munich's dry Alpine climate and cold winters accelerate transepidermal water loss and skin barrier compromise; targeted hydration protocols are therefore a core component of Klinik Lautenschläger's seasonal skin health recommendations for Munich patients. All facial rejuvenation treatments at the clinic are conducted under physician guidance, with modality selection, product strength, and treatment frequency determined by the treating physician following a skin assessment — ensuring clinical appropriateness and safety standards consistent with medical-grade practice in Germany.