ESTÉTICA - Innova Health - BUENVIVIR💚 14/07/26 Canal 4

Key wellness, self-care, and productivity-style strategies mentioned

• Aim for “natural” aesthetic results aligned with how you feel

  • Patients seek treatments that help the mirror reflect their inner self, not just to change appearance.
  • Emphasis is on achieving improvements without losing naturalness.

• Use biostimulation and skin-support approaches (not just cosmetic changes)

  • Biostimulators to help the body generate collagen (which decreases after ~age 25).
  • Deep skin hydration treatments.
  • Technology-based options for natural outcomes, including:
    • Laser technologies
    • Radiofrequency

• Plan recovery and outcomes through lifestyle preparation (prehab)

  • Before surgery, patients are encouraged to follow an anti-inflammatory, protein-rich diet to support recovery.
  • Post-procedure support often includes:
    • Drainage
    • Physiotherapy

• Treat appearance within a multidisciplinary, integrative care model

  • Innova Health uses a multidisciplinary team with coordinated referrals/interconsultations, including:
    • Nutritionists
    • Therapists (e.g., drainage post-surgery)
    • Physiotherapy professionals
    • Medical cosmetologists (for skin preparation and more invasive aesthetic treatments)
    • Surgeons/plastic surgery services
  • The goal is better outcomes by connecting specialties and coordinating traditional vs. complementary modalities.

• Recognize mental health and self-esteem as part of “aesthetic” care

  • Self-esteem can decline when the mirror reflects a “tired” image.
  • Aesthetic medicine can help, but:
    • Psychological deeper processes may require psychologists
    • Patients should be referred when aesthetic care is not the right solution

• Support life-stage needs (hormonal and body-change periods)

  • Tailor treatment approaches for:
    • Postpartum recovery/body changes
    • Weight gain/loss transitions
    • Hormonal changes
  • Focus is on feeling good in every way, not only symptom management.

• Shift toward prevention/whole-health (“4P medicine” framing)

  • Health is framed as anticipating and preventing, not only avoiding illness.
  • A holistic view connects physical changes with mental well-being and overall lifestyle.

• Integrative complementary therapies alongside traditional medicine

  • Pain therapy and other care can include:
    • Acupuncture
    • Apitherapy
    • Complementary/alternative medicine
  • Yoga is highlighted as a practice that helps focus, center, and supports the integrative philosophy.

• Follow the market trend toward more subtle rejuvenation

  • Survey findings (International Society of Plastic Surgery) indicate:
    • Decreases in some procedures (e.g., body contouring, breast augmentation with implants)
    • Increases in eye rejuvenation
    • Periorbital (around-the-eye) rejuvenation as a top procedure
    • Continued relevance of hypoaspiration as a leading option
  • Key takeaway: more patients prefer more natural, minimally disruptive-looking outcomes.

Presenters / sources mentioned

• Dr. Elena Camacho (plastic surgeon, Innova Health)
• Innova Health (clinic; multidisciplinary/integrative model)
• International Society of Plastic Surgery (survey of most performed procedures in 2024)
• Study published ~two months prior to the interview (15,000+ patients across 15 countries; motivations for aesthetic treatments)