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Facial wrinkles are part of the natural aging process of the skin. They arise from a combination of facial expressions, decreasing skin elasticity, and a gradual loss of tissue volume.

A woman's breasts change throughout her life – due to pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight fluctuations, or the natural aging process. Many women find these changes distressing when their breasts no longer reflect their body image. Professor Dr. Hisham Fansa explains the underlying causes and available treatment options.

A double chin can significantly alter the facial profile – regardless of body weight or age. Many sufferers find it bothersome, as it makes the chin and neck contour appear soft or blurred. Thanks to modern aesthetic medicine, various methods are now available to treat a double chin effectively.

Collagen is the most important structural protein in our connective tissue – crucial for skin elasticity and the strength of bones, tendons, and joints. We asked Prof. Dr. med. Hisham Fansa, a renowned plastic surgeon, for his assessment of the collagen hype.

Rapid weight loss can leave visible marks on the face and body. From sunken facial contours to sagging skin – we explain what's behind this phenomenon known as "Ozempic Face".

The area around the eyes often reveals more about our well-being than any other facial feature. However, over the years, sagging skin, drooping eyelids, or bags under the eyes can make the eyes appear heavy and alter one's expression.

The annual meeting of the Swiss Society for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (SGPRÄC) took place in Lugano on October 3 and 4, 2025. Prof. Dr. Hisham Fansa was once again actively involved in the scientific program this year.

Summer means sunshine and outdoor activities—but for some, it also brings challenges such as excessive sweating, known as hyperhidrosis. We explain how Botox® treatment can help.

The passage of time leaves its mark – not only on the face and body, but also in the intimate area. Learn more about the options in this blog post.