Cosmetic Dermatology Unit

Cosmetic treatments based on dermatological principles and a personalised approach

The Cosmetic Dermatology Unit at the Publio Cordón Memorial Hospital specialises in recommending and carrying out cosmetic treatments from a medical perspective, based on a specialist assessment of each patient.

Each procedure is determined following a clinical analysis that identifies skin characteristics and factors influencing appearance, selecting the most appropriate technique for each individual case.

The aim is to progressively improve overall quality and balance, whilst maintaining natural-looking results that are consistent with the patient’s facial features.

Advanced dermatological technology

The unit incorporates state-of-the-art technological platforms that enable various conditions relating to skin quality, ageing and body contouring to be addressed with precision and control.

The use of energy systems, lasers and pulsed light enables the selective treatment of pigmentation, vascular conditions and signs of ageing, with each procedure tailored to the skin type and clinical objective.

In addition, the unit offers specific technologies for the non-invasive treatment of localised fat, such as cryolipolysis, which acts by applying controlled cold to adipose tissue.

The integration of these technologies enables us to address various aspects of appearance in a complementary manner, always within the context of an individualised medical assessment.

When should you consider cosmetic dermatological treatment?

A consultation is particularly useful when you notice changes in your skin or wish to improve its condition in a controlled and consistent manner, such as in the following situations:

• Loss of firmness or the appearance of wrinkles

• Changes in skin tone or the appearance of dark spots

• Changes in skin texture or radiance

• Scars or skin irregularities

• Hair loss or loss of density

• Localised fat deposits

A dermatological assessment helps to guide you through the available options and draw up a suitable plan without resorting to unnecessary treatments.

Specialist treatment areas

The unit addresses a range of aesthetic needs using dermatological techniques selected on a case-by-case basis, always following a personalised medical assessment.

Facial rejuvenation

Skin ageing manifests itself progressively through the appearance of wrinkles, loss of volume and changes in skin quality. Treatment is aimed at softening expression lines, restoring volume and improving skin quality, whilst always respecting facial expression and harmony.

Techniques such as facial muscle modulation, dermal fillers and collagen inducers are used, selected according to the patient’s characteristics and the desired outcome.

Skin quality and texture

A loss of radiance, uneven texture or a lack of uniformity are common signs that affect the overall appearance of the skin. The approach focuses on stimulating the skin’s regenerative mechanisms and progressively improving skin quality.

Treatments include chemical peels, biostimulation techniques and skin renewal procedures tailored to each skin type.

Pigmentation and vascular changes

Discolouration and vascular lesions may arise as a result of sun exposure, ageing or individual predisposition. Treatment is carried out using specific technologies that allow for selective action on pigmentation or blood vessels, minimising the impact on the surrounding skin.

The treatment is tailored to the type of lesion and the skin phototype.

Scars and stretch marks

Scars and stretch marks are structural changes in the skin that can affect its texture and appearance. Treatment aims to progressively improve the quality of the tissue, reduce irregularities and promote more uniform integration with the surrounding skin.

Skin regeneration techniques and specific procedures are used, depending on the type and progression of the lesion.

Hair health

Hair loss can be linked to a variety of causes, ranging from hormonal factors to temporary conditions or specific scalp disorders.

A dermatological assessment enables a diagnosis to be made and the most appropriate treatment to be determined in each case. The approach may include medical treatments and techniques aimed at improving hair density and quality.

Body contouring

Certain changes to body contour, such as localised fat, may persist despite healthy lifestyle habits. The unit offers non-invasive treatments designed to gradually improve the silhouette, including cryolipolysis techniques, which act selectively on adipose tissue without the need for surgery.

Treatment recommendations are always made on an individual basis, depending on the patient’s characteristics and the objectives set.

A dermatological approach and clinical safety

Each treatment is prescribed following an individualised medical assessment, which enables the most appropriate technique to be selected based on skin type, clinical context and the expected outcome.

This approach avoids unnecessary procedures and ensures a consistent, safe treatment tailored to each patient.

Planning and follow-up

The process begins with a detailed consultation during which the patient’s skin characteristics and objectives are analysed. Based on this assessment, a step-by-step plan is drawn up, with follow-up appointments to allow the treatment to be adjusted and to ensure natural, long-lasting results.