Facial exosomes: the anti-aging revolution from regenerative medicine

What is an exosome? Origin Exosomes are small extracellular vesicles naturally produced by cells. Discovered in the 1980s, they were initially regarded as mere cellular waste products. Science has since revealed their vital importance: exosomes act as messengers, transporting proteins, lipids and nucleic acids between cells. In the field of aesthetic medicine, this discovery has […]Read moreUne jeune femme aux cheveux bruns coiffés en chignon sourit tout en se touchant la joue avec la main. Elle est à l'intérieur, vêtue d'un débardeur blanc, sur un fond vert et blanc doux et flou.

Light-colored or red hair: will laser hair removal work on me?

Laser hair removal is often presented as a long-lasting and effective solution for getting rid of hair. But its effectiveness depends on a number of factors, starting with the color and nature of the hair. Light, dark or red hair: not all react in the same way to treatment. Before taking the plunge, it’s important […]Read moreUne femme aux cheveux roux et au haut gris sourit à l'appareil photo en plein air, les bras croisés devant elle. L'arrière-plan est flou, avec de la verdure et la lumière du soleil.

HydraFacial® and acne: what impact on blemished skin?

Deep pore cleansing HydraFacial® works right from the first step, purifying the skin with gentle, gradual suction. This process frees pores blocked by sebum, pollution or make-up residue. By eliminating these impurities at source, we effectively limit the appearance of blackheads, inflammatory pimples and blackheads. The result: clearer, more oxygenated and visibly healthier skin. Targeted […]Read moreUne personne allongée sur un lit de traitement reçoit d'un praticien ganté un soin du visage à l'aide d'un appareil manuel. La personne porte un bandeau et un peignoir blancs, et le cadre semble être celui d'une clinique médicale ou d'une station thermale.

What are the real risks of laser hair removal on black or mixed-race skin?

Understanding laser hair removal on black or mixed-race skin Hair removal method Laser hair removal uses a concentrated beam of light that specifically targets the hair follicle to destroy it. This process relies on the absorption of light by the melanin present in the hair, heating and destroying the root to prevent regrowth. This method […]Read moreUne personne aux cheveux bouclés sourit, les yeux fermés, en levant un bras et en penchant la tête en arrière. Elle porte un débardeur blanc et se tient debout sur un fond clair uni.

Mother’s Day: Give her an unforgettable gift at Claris Clinic

Mother’s Day is fast approaching! It’s the perfect opportunity to spoil your mother or other loved one with a gift that will make her truly happy. For this special occasion, Claris Clinic offers you a selection of beauty gift cards to enhance her natural radiance and boost her self-confidence. Why give a Claris Clinic gift […]Read moreAn open gift box containing a blank gift card labeled Bon Cadeau in French. The box includes black ribbon details and is placed next to decorative red berries and a green fir-shaped ornament with snowflake designs.

Demystifying aesthetic medicine: our experts at the Claris Clinic put it into perspective in So Soir magazine

Aesthetic medicine, a constantly evolving field, raises many questions and sometimes concerns. To shed light on this subject, we were delighted to welcome journalists from “So Soir” magazine to interview two of our specialists: plastic surgeon Dr. Aurore Lafosse and dermatologist Dr. Emmanuelle Steels. Their expertise and advice are a mine of information for anyone […]Read moreA person with closed eyes receives a facial injection on the forehead. White marks are visible on the skin. A gloved hand holds the syringe, while another gloved hand touches the forehead.

HydraFacial® x JLo Beauty®: An original proposition

Since its launch, HydraFacial® has become the undisputed benchmark in beauty care. Its reputation has been built on its unique ability to revitalize the skin, offering users visible results from the very first session. The HydraFacial® treatment stands out for its gentle yet effective method, which thoroughly cleanses, exfoliates and moisturizes the skin. Unlike other […]Read moreA woman with long brown hair and a tied-back hairstyle is smiling while looking to the side. She has light makeup and is wearing a halter-style top. The background is plain and softly lit.

Facial rejuvenation: your guide to younger-looking skin

Aging is a natural process that affects every aspect of our bodies, including our skin. Over time, the production of essential proteins like collagen and elastin, which keep our skin firm and elastic, begins to decline. This can lead to the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and other signs of aging. However, thanks to advances […]Read moreA woman with long hair partially covered by a white veil looking into the camera, with one hand near her chin. The image has a soft focus, emphasizing her clear skin and delicate features.

Overcoming hyperhidrosis: back to a serene life

Perspiration is a natural phenomenon essential to our survival. It enables our body to lower its temperature when faced with intense heat or physical exertion. However, for some people, perspiration goes beyond the body’s normal cooling needs, creating a state of discomfort and embarrassment. This phenomenon is called hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating. Perspiration: a natural […]Read moreA person wearing a light gray sweater is cleaning their palm with a piece of white tissue paper. Their hands rest on a wooden table.

Claris Clinic featured on RTBF

We’re delighted to announce that our clinic has been highlighted on the RTBF television news. Two of our specialists, Professor Bertrand Richert (dermatologist) and Doctor Christine Walravens (plastic surgeon) were highlighted for their expertise in the field ofhyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid, known for its anti-wrinkle effects, comes in a variety of forms: cream, serum, injections […]Read moreA woman holds a dropper above her other hand, which is open to receive drops. The dropper contains a clear liquid. The word leSCAN in red and white is prominently displayed in the foreground.