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Go to the shopFacial harmonization (facial balancing) is a set of non-surgical medical treatments that balance the proportions of the face, add support and enhance specific areas without changing your identity.
It combines hyaluronic acid (Juvéderm®, Restylane®, Stylage® or Croma®), collagen biostimulators such as Sculptra®, Radiesse®, HArmonyCa® or Juvelook®, and botulinum toxin (Botox®, Dysport® or Xeomin®), always registered with INVIMA (Colombia’s national health products regulator)
Over the years, and especially during menopause, the face loses collagen, fat and bone support. That’s why natural harmonization isn’t about adding volume, but about accompanying those changes with sound medical judgment and gradual results.
At our practice in El Poblado, Dr. Olga Gómez Montoya, physician and surgeon trained at the University of Antioquia, studies your proportions, your profile and your expression in motion to define small adjustments. When skin quality also matters, we complement the plan with SkinPen® microneedling, Alma Hybrid™ laser, PDRN or exosomes.
Reviewed by Dr. Olga Gómez Montoya · Updated: October 2026
Proportion assessment · INVIMA-registered products · Follow-ups at 15 and 30 days
It works by looking at the face as a whole, not as isolated areas. We assess the facial thirds, the proportions between cheekbones, chin, jawline and lips, symmetry and profile, both at rest and in motion. That’s how we find the balance that enhances your beauty and avoid putting too much product in a single area, which is what makes a face look "overfilled."
Which treatments does facial harmonization combine?
The goal is never to change who you are, but for you to look balanced, fresh and like yourself.
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They provide support and projection for a fresher, more radiant face. Treated with hyaluronic acid (Juvéderm®, Restylane®, Stylage® or Croma®) or with biostimulators such as Sculptra®, depending on whether you’re looking for immediate definition or gradual firmness.
Balances the profile and the proportions between the forehead, nose and mouth. Usually treated with a high-density hyaluronic acid or with Radiesse®.
Defines the jawline for a more structured face. Combines firm hyaluronic acid or biostimulators such as Radiesse® or HArmonyCa® and, if the masseter is prominent, botulinum toxin to refine the lower third.
Small corrections to the nose’s profile with hyaluronic acid, without surgery. It doesn’t reduce the size of the nose. It’s an area that demands great vascular care, so it’s only performed after an assessment, with precise technique and a product that’s reversible with hyaluronidase.
With time, menopause or weight loss (Ozempic face), the temples lose volume. We soften this area with hyaluronic acid or Sculptra® for a more rested contour.
Enhances lip shape and hydration in harmony with the rest of the face, without exaggerating volume. We use a soft hyaluronic acid and, if the upper lip disappears when you smile, a lip flip with toxin. See lips
Softens the shadow under the eyes with conservative amounts of hyaluronic acid, PDRN or Juvelook® Soft, depending on the type of dark circle.
Softens the folds that run from the nose to the mouth and from the mouth to the chin, by first treating the support of the cheekbones and jawline, which is usually where they originate, and then the line itself.
Harmonization looks overdone when too much product is placed in a single session, when lines are filled instead of treating the loss of support that causes them, or when no one evaluates how the face moves as you talk and smile. Good harmonization isn’t seen: it’s felt.
That’s why we work gradually: conservative amounts of hyaluronic acid, biostimulators such as Sculptra® or Radiesse® when firmness matters more than volume, and follow-ups at 15 and 30 days to fine-tune calmly. If a correction were ever needed, hyaluronic acid is reversible with hyaluronidase.
Dr. Olga Gómez Montoya, physician and surgeon trained at the University of Antioquia, with a practice dedicated to aesthetic medicine in El Poblado, Medellín, explains what’s realistic for you and supports you through every decision, without exaggeration or passing trends.
Jawline contouring is a non-surgical treatment that defines the jawline, from the angle near the ear to the chin. It’s done with high-density hyaluronic acid or with biostimulators such as Radiesse®, and sometimes with botulinum toxin in the masseter.
Over the years, and especially during menopause, the jawline loses definition because collagen, supporting fat and bone all decrease. Jawline contouring restores structure to the lower third of the face without hardening your expression.
It isn’t right for everyone: if the main cause is skin that has lost firmness, skin quality is addressed first. That’s determined during your assessment.
And what about the chin with hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid in the chin improves projection and balances the profile. It’s often combined with jawline contouring, because the chin and jawline form a single contour.
“If, after your visit, someone tells you that you look rested and can’t tell why, we did our job well.” — Dr. Olga Gómez Montoya, physician and surgeon, University of Antioquia
We study your proportions, your features and your expression at rest and in motion, review your medical history, including any fillers or substances injected before, and take clinical photos. We listen to what you want to enhance and, if something isn’t right for you, we tell you.
We define which areas to treat, with which products and in what order: hyaluronic acid (Juvéderm®, Restylane®, Stylage® or Croma®), biostimulators such as Sculptra® or Radiesse®, or botulinum toxin. We show you each product and its INVIMA registration. Often the plan is done in stages, so the change is gradual and natural.
An in-office procedure with topical anesthetic, and many of the products already contain lidocaine for your comfort. You can return to your day; small bruises or swelling may appear and fade within a few days. If we use Sculptra®, we’ll teach you the at-home massages.
We review the result with your photos and, if needed, make small adjustments. With biostimulators, we assess how collagen production is progressing and plan maintenance.
Photos published with the patients’ permission. Results vary from person to person and depend on the medical assessment.
It’s a set of non-surgical medical treatments that balance the proportions of the face and add support in areas such as the jawline, chin and cheekbones. It combines hyaluronic acid such as Juvéderm®, Restylane®, Stylage® or Croma®, collagen biostimulators such as Sculptra®, Radiesse®, HArmonyCa® or Juvelook®, and botulinum toxin, without changing your identity.
No. Our aim is for you to look more balanced and fresh, but always like yourself: we work with small adjustments, conservative amounts and in stages, respecting your features and your expression. The goal is for people to see you as rested, not "done."
It’s a non-surgical treatment that defines the jawline with high-density hyaluronic acid or biostimulators, and sometimes with botulinum toxin in the masseter. It restores structure to the lower third of the face, which loses definition with age and menopause.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid in the chin improves its projection and balances the profile with the forehead, nose and mouth. The effect is immediate and, if needed, it can be reversed with hyaluronidase.
It depends on what you’re looking for. Hyaluronic acid provides immediate support and definition in specific areas. A biostimulator such as Sculptra® or Radiesse® stimulates your own collagen and gradually improves firmness over 2 to 3 months. They’re often combined, and the order is decided during your assessment.
Sometimes, yes, but we often prefer to work in stages, with a few weeks between sessions, for a more natural and controlled result. The plan is defined at your consultation.
Very little. A topical anesthetic is applied and many products contain an anesthetic, so it usually feels like mild discomfort. There may be swelling or small bruises for a few days, and you can return to your routine the same day.
It depends on the product and the area. Hyaluronic acid lasts from several months to more than a year, depending on the gel. Biostimulators last longer, because the collagen is your own, and botulinum toxin lasts 4 to 6 months on average. Regular follow-ups help us maintain the result.
Hyaluronic acid can: it’s dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase, at a physician’s discretion. Biostimulators can’t be dissolved, and botulinum toxin gradually wears off over a few months. That’s why we work with conservative amounts.
It depends on the areas, the products and the amount your face truly needs, and on whether it’s done in one or several stages. That’s why the cost is defined at your consultation, so you never pay for something you don’t need. Book via WhatsApp and we’ll gladly guide you.
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