Notes from our clinicians on aesthetic medicine, intimate health, weight management and regenerative care.
Both restore volume. One does it on the day and can be dissolved; the other builds slowly and lasts longer. How a doctor chooses between hyaluronic acid filler and PLLA, and when to use both.
Malta's wedding season runs from May to October. If you want skin that photographs well in June, the clinic calendar starts in February. A realistic timeline for boosters, facials and anything injectable.
Melasma is not ordinary sun damage. It is hormonal, it is triggered by heat and light, and the wrong laser can make it worse. How we treat it on an island with ten months of strong sun.
Before any procedure at a Bagira division you receive a written plan. Here is what it covers, and why we insist on it.
The lips people admire are the ones nobody notices have been treated. What natural proportion means, why most first treatments use under a millilitre, and how filler can be reversed.
Platelet-rich plasma and platelet-rich fibrin are prepared from a few millilitres of your own blood. Here is the process, the difference between the two, and where the evidence is strongest.
Urgency, frequency and getting up at night are symptoms, not a diagnosis. Three days of a bladder diary tell a urologist more than any single test. What it is, how to keep it, and what happens next.
Visible blood in the urine has a benign cause most of the time. It still needs a full urological check every time, because the exceptions matter. What the assessment involves and why it should not wait.
A single afternoon testosterone result is close to meaningless. How the test is done properly, what else must be measured, and the symptoms that justify treatment.