Modern anti-age medicine is no longer about a single procedure. The focus today is on FULL FACE 360° protocols, which treat the face as a unified ecosystem. This strategy combines harmony, tissue quality, and regeneration to achieve natural and long-lasting results.
Dr. Mikhail Kordas, MD, Chief Physician of Lux Medicus aesthetic medicine clinics in Estonia and Finland, shares his signature approach to building such protocols.
Botox: the foundation of every FULL FACE
Botulinum therapy has become the benchmark of aesthetic medicine and an essential step in any FULL FACE protocol. It is not about “freezing” expressions, but rather about creating a balanced foundation for further work.
By relaxing hyperactive muscles, Botox softens excessive mimic activity, prevents deep creases, and allows other methods to work more effectively.
“FULL FACE almost always begins with botulinum therapy. It sets the tone and enhances the results of the following procedures,” notes Dr. Kordas.
Fillers: restoring volume and harmony
Fillers in 2025 are no longer about “overfilled” faces. Their main role is to restore lost volume, maintain proportions, and enhance natural features.
A special place belongs to hybrid fillers of the new generation, which combine volumizing effects with stimulation of the body’s own collagen. This allows the doctor to work not only with contours but also with skin quality, transforming correction into part of regenerative therapy.
Threads: experience that shapes strategy
Over the years, Dr. Kordas has placed more than 30,000 threads. This unparalleled experience gives him unique insight into anatomy and long-term tissue behavior.
Threads today are not just about mechanical lifting. With modern materials, they also stimulate collagen production. Within FULL FACE protocols, they become part of the ecosystem, enhancing the effects of Botox, fillers, and devices.
Device-based methods: technologies in the FULL FACE ecosystem
Device-based treatments also play a central role in anti-age 360°.
• Endolift by Eufoton — a procedure performed personally by Dr. Kordas. The laser tightens tissues, reduces heaviness, and refines the jawline.
• SMAS HIFU — targets deeper layers of the face and neck, often considered a non-surgical alternative to facelift.
• RF lifting — improves skin quality and stimulates collagen synthesis.
At the same time, no modern FULL FACE protocol is complete without the golden standards of regenerative aesthetics: exosomes, polynucleotides, and collagen stimulators. These methods are becoming an essential part of advanced anti-age scenarios.
Dr. Kordas’ signature approach
“For me, FULL FACE is always a unique scenario. My experience — tens of thousands of procedures, including over 30,000 threads, thousands of fillers and botulinum therapies — allows me to understand exactly how these techniques interact and how to preserve naturalness in every case.
Yes, I can perform large-volume corrections — but that era is over. Today’s demand is for intellectual, balanced results, not artificial shapes. FULL FACE is relevant not only for women over 50 but also for younger patients as prevention and subtle correction,” emphasizes Dr. Mikhail Kordas, MD, Chief Physician of Lux Medicus aesthetic medicine clinics in Estonia and Finland.
Anti-age 360° and FULL FACE protocols represent the philosophy of the future in aesthetic medicine. Botox, fillers, threads, device-based and regenerative techniques all work together as elements of one ecosystem. This comprehensive approach ensures natural, long-lasting, and intelligent results.
