Abstract

Facial harmonization, an integrative concept in contemporary aesthetic medicine, represents a holistic approach to enhancing facial aesthetics, considering not only individual features but also global harmony and aesthetic proportion. This practice involves a variety of minimally invasive procedures, such as hyaluronic acid fillers, botulinum toxin applications, collagen bio-stimulators and skin revitalization techniques. With the increasing demand for non-surgical aesthetic procedures, facial harmonization has emerged as a viable alternative for patients seeking natural improvements without the risks associated with surgery. However, achieving satisfactory and safe results requires a deep understanding of facial anatomy and refined technical skills. This study aims to explore the foundational principles of facial harmonization, highlighting recent techniques and advances in the field, while also addressing clinical and ethical challenges associated with its practice. Additionally, the study aims to provide insights into personalized facial harmonization treatments, taking into account each patient's unique facial characteristics and aesthetic expectations.