BEFORE & AFTER

Records from our own treatment rooms

Actual before-and-after records published with each patient's consent, together with films our overseas guests filmed themselves.

Lower face and jawline · before → 1 month

Acne scars · MIRAJET + Juvelook Volume

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MIRAJET + Juvelook

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Pores and texture, nose and cheek · before → 2 weeks

Overall tone and texture · before → 2 weeks

MIRAJET + Rejuran + Exosome

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Stretch marks · MIRAJET + Juvelook Volume

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※ Published with the consent of each individual. The same treatment does not produce the same result for everyone — effects and recovery vary by individual, and no outcome is guaranteed.

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A result is not made in the twenty minutes on the bed

Two people can receive the same device, the same settings and the same number of passes, and stand in front of the same camera three months later with different photographs. Part of that is simply biology. A large part of it is what happened in the days on either side of the treatment — whether the surface was prepared before energy was delivered through it, and whether the skin was helped through the week that followed.

At Symphony that part is not advice handed over at the door. Before-care and after-care are scheduled treatments in their own right, carried out in the clinic by the same team that plans the procedure. What follows is what they consist of, because it is the half of the plan most clinics leave to the patient.

The day itself, from the door to the way out

The order does not change. Nothing is added to it while you are in the chair.

01ReceptionYour interpreter meets you at the front desk and stays with you from here. Your travel dates and everything already exchanged on WhatsApp are on file before you sit down.
02Skin measurementThe skin is imaged and measured — surface condition, moisture, pigment, pore and texture readings — so the conversation that follows is about numbers and images rather than impressions.
03The readings, gone through with youYou see your own measurements on screen and are told what each one means. This is the point at which most people revise what they thought their main concern was.
04Consultation with the physicianThe physician examines the face in person, against the measurements, and decides which layer the problem actually sits in. This is where the plan is set, and it is a doctor who sets it.
05Face designThe plan is drawn on your face, area by area, with the order and the intensity written down. You see it before anything is agreed, and it is the point at which something can still be removed from it.
06Premium before-careA dedicated care session that prepares the skin for what is about to be delivered through it. It is not an optional extra sold alongside the procedure — it is part of it.
07The treatment, one person at a timeOne patient to one room and one team. No one is moved between beds to keep a device busy, and the physician who designed the plan is the one who carries it out.
08Premium after-careCare selected to match what was actually done that day — settling heat and swelling, supporting circulation and recovery, and shortening the visible part of the downtime.

Before-care — what the hour before is for

Four things have to be true of the skin before energy or an active is delivered through it.

The surface is clean before anything penetrates it

Needles, microchannels and heat all breach the barrier. Cleaning and settling the surface first is the simplest infection-control step there is, and it is done in the clinic rather than assumed to have happened at your hotel.

Built-up dead skin is cleared

A thickened surface layer absorbs part of what was meant for the layer beneath it. Clearing it means the energy and the actives are spent where the plan intended, not on the outermost few micrometres.

The barrier is reinforced

A barrier that is already dry or irritated reacts more sharply and recovers more slowly. Strengthening it beforehand is what keeps a well-set treatment from reading as an over-treatment for the next three days.

The skin is brought to its condition on the day

Long-haul flights, dry cabin air and a changed climate all show up on the skin. Before-care is scheduled two or three days before the procedure, or on the morning of it, precisely so that the day you fly does not decide the day you are treated.

After-care — the week that decides what the photograph shows

Chosen against what was actually carried out, not from a fixed menu.

Bruising, swelling and soreness

Cooling, calming and lymphatic work in the days immediately after. This is the part that most changes whether you can be seen in public on day three of a five-day trip.

Circulation and regeneration

Radiofrequency, ultrasound and light are used to support blood flow and the skin's own repair, so the collagen response a lifting treatment sets in motion is not working against a stalled surface.

The care is matched to the treatment

A laser, a lifting device and an injectable leave the skin in three different states. Reading the same recovery care over all three is how a good procedure ends in an unnecessary week of redness.

Holding what was achieved

Once the acute phase is over, care moves to maintenance — usually the week after the procedure, then at the interval agreed for you. For overseas patients this is where the WhatsApp check-ins at D+1, D+3 and D+7 take over.

Medical skincare — the three programmes

Two or more modalities are combined in one session, which shortens the time in the chair and does more in it than any single step would.

Sebum Clearance Care

Sebum, dead skin and blackheads, in three routes: Sebum Clear Basic (full-face clearing with a second pass on the T-zone), Sebum Clear O2 (the same, followed by oxygen therapy), and Aqua Peel Care (pores, built-up keratin and blackheads). Chosen when the surface is rough, congested, or has not been properly washed since a procedure.

Repair & Lifting Care

For skin tired by repeated treatment: H-P Lifting Care (RET radiofrequency for circulation and comfort), Peptide Repair Care (peptide ampoule driven in by ultrasound, with LED and an oxygen dome), and Epicuren Lifting Care (a two-stage lifting mask with fascial and lymphatic work). Used after lifting, laser or volume treatments, and where the skin is dry and slack.

Brightening Skin Care

Oxygen and high-concentration vitamin C for skin dulled by UV and daily exposure: O₂ Derm Therapy (oxygen whipping mask, ampoule airbrush and oxygen ion dome) and Vita-C Whitening (whitening peel and booster, brightening mask with ultrasound, restoration mask). Chosen for dullness, uneven tone and pigment concerns.

What is in the room

Six modalities, combined differently depending on the programme.

Oxygen (O₂) therapy

An oxygen ion generator delivers pure oxygen and negative ions to the skin, supporting the clearing of reactive oxygen species and the skin's own regeneration.

Ultrasound

Vibration frequency is used to encourage circulation and to raise how much of an active actually gets in, helping to settle pH balance, calm the skin and refine texture.

Iontophoresis

A microcurrent carries ionised, water-soluble vitamin C into the skin, raising absorption so that an active reaches the layer it was chosen for rather than sitting on top of it.

RET radiofrequency

Energy generated deep in the tissue activates it, helps clear waste and swelling, and works on the elastin and collagen fibres that hold firmness.

LED light therapy

Specific infrared and LED wavelengths, used for sensitive and flushed skin, for wound healing, for inflammation, for regeneration and for circulation.

LDM

High-density ultrasound energy used to support the skin's own immune response — the piece of equipment most often used on skin that has been treated repeatedly and is slow to settle.

Practical detail

Session lengthAround 60 to 80 minutes, depending on which programme is chosen.

Before-careTwo to three days before the procedure, or on the morning of it.

After-careFrom about a week after the procedure.

Medical skincareOnce or twice a week, depending on the programme.

AnaesthesiaNone.

DowntimeYou can return to your day immediately afterwards.

HygieneInstruments are sterilised, single-use materials are single-use, and the rooms are managed under the clinic's own infection-control protocol.

Where the care is carried out

Our own rooms, photographed as they are.

A private care room — one patient, one room, curtained and closed

The oxygen ion dome used in O₂ programmes

A treatment room, prepared between patients

Device room — lifting and laser platforms

Recovery seats, where after-care and cooling are given

※ Every record on this page is published with the consent of the individual concerned and shows that individual's own course; it is taken down if that consent is withdrawn. The same treatment does not produce the same result in different people — response, recovery and how long a result holds vary with skin condition, age, healing and daily habits, and no outcome is guaranteed to you. Before-care, after-care and medical skincare are selected for each person at consultation, and which of them applies to you is decided in person with your physician at the clinic.

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