The full treatment menu
Every treatment offered at Beauty Taksim, grouped by category. Descriptions are general information about the technique and area involved — not a promise of outcome. A practitioner determines what's suitable for you during a consultation.
Dermal Filler Treatments
Filler treatments use an injectable gel to add volume or refine contour in a specific area. The list below covers the areas most commonly treated; which of these, if any, suit your face is assessed during a consultation.
Lip Filler — Natural & Russian Lips
Adds volume and shapes the lip border. The "Russian lips" technique favours height along the border, compared to a rounder, fuller natural approach.
Chin Filler
Used to adjust chin projection or balance facial proportions viewed from the side.
Jawline Filler
Defines the contour along the jaw, most often discussed in relation to a clearer profile line.
Cheekbone Filler
Adds volume to the cheek area to support the mid-face and soften the transition toward the temple.
Nasolabial Fold Filler
Addresses the fold that runs from the nose to the corner of the mouth.
Botox Treatments
These treatments use a wrinkle-relaxing injection to temporarily reduce the activity of targeted muscles, or to manage excessive sweating. Area combinations vary; each is planned individually during your consultation.
Classic 3-Area Botox — Forehead, Frown Lines & Eye Area
The most requested combination, addressing three areas where expression lines are common, in a single session.
3-Area Botox + Bunny Lines
The classic three-area combination plus the fine lines that appear across the nose bridge when scrunched.
Full Face + Masseter Botox
Combines upper-face treatment with the jaw muscle (masseter), often discussed in relation to jaw tension or clenching.
Eye Area Botox
Focused on the fine lines at the outer corner of the eyes, sometimes called crow's feet.
Frown Lines Botox
Targets the vertical lines that form between the eyebrows.
Forehead Botox
Targets the horizontal lines that form across the forehead.
Classic 3-Area Botox + Lifting Effect
The standard three-area treatment, with brow positioning taken into account for a lifting effect.
Masseter Botox
Applied to the jaw muscle, generally discussed in relation to jaw clenching or a softer jaw contour.
Underarm Sweating Botox
A medical use of the same injection, aimed at reducing excessive underarm sweating (hyperhidrosis).
Neck Botox
Targets horizontal or vertical lines and banding that can appear on the neck.
Skin Rejuvenation & Anti-Aging Treatments
This category covers injectable and skin-supporting treatments aimed at hydration, texture and general skin condition — from established boosters to newer approaches such as PDRN, exosome-based products and biostimulators.
Full Face Skin Booster
A broader injection pattern across the whole face, aimed at supporting overall skin hydration.
7-Point Skin Booster
A more targeted technique using a defined set of injection points rather than the full face.
Eye Area Skin Booster
A gentler formulation and technique, adapted for the thinner skin around the eyes.
Neck Skin Booster
Adapted for the neck's skin texture, treated as a separate zone from the face.
Full Face Mesotherapy
Superficial micro-injections delivering active ingredients across the face; content and plan vary by session.
Salmon DNA Treatment (PDRN)
Uses PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide), a compound derived from salmon DNA, discussed for skin-repair support. Product licensing varies by market — ask about the specific product used.
Paris Glow
A branded combination protocol marketed under this name. Ask your practitioner exactly which products and technique it involves.
Exosome Treatment
Uses cell-derived signalling particles. This is a newer category in aesthetic medicine, with regulatory status differing by product and country.
PLLA Collagen Biostimulator
Uses poly-L-lactic acid, a biodegradable material intended to gradually stimulate the skin's own collagen production over time.
Questions about any of these treatments?
You're welcome to get in touch before deciding whether a consultation makes sense for you. There's no obligation, and no treatment is confirmed until you've spoken with a practitioner in person.
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