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AMK Aesthetics

Clinical governance

Safety is the whole of the service.

Our standards, written plainly.

Product provenance

Only regulator-approved product, purchased through authorised distributors and stored under monitored cold chain. Vials and cartridges are opened in front of you and batch numbers are recorded in your file.

Physician administration

All injectables and energy-based treatments are performed by a qualified doctor. Nursing staff support skin health treatments under direct medical supervision.

Informed consent

You receive a written explanation of risks, alternatives and realistic outcomes before treatment, with time to read it. Nothing is signed on the same visit as your first consultation unless you wish to proceed.

Complication protocol

Hyaluronidase, an emergency kit and a written vascular occlusion protocol are maintained on site. Any adverse event is logged, reviewed and disclosed to the patient in full.

Patch testing

Laser and certain topical protocols require a documented patch test at least 48 hours in advance, with settings recorded and escalated gradually across a course.

When we decline

We do not treat where the request would compromise facial balance or safety, where a timeline before an event cannot be made safe, or where the honest answer is a medical rather than aesthetic plan.

Ask the doctor

Ask a doctor

Straight answers from Dr. Khan.

Injectables SafetyAsked by 34-year-old female in DHA Lahore

Q: Will Botox make my face look frozen, shiny, or unnatural?

Summary: No. A 'frozen' look is a consequence of heavy over-dosing, not the product itself.
Dr. Khan
Dr. Khan, MBBS, MRCP (Dermatology, UK)
Dr. Khan's answer

The 'frozen face' seen on social media is the result of applying uniform, excessive units across all muscle bellies. At AMK Aesthetics, our protocol is conservative micro-dosing tailored to your dynamic muscle vectors. We preserve natural brow elevation and micro-expressions while reducing the hyperdynamic pull that crinkles the skin. You also return for a complimentary two-week review where we assess movement before deciding if any tiny touch-up is necessary.

Doctor's Key Takeaway: A natural result depends entirely on the injector's anatomical knowledge and conservative dosing philosophy.
Verified answer by Dr. Khan
Tear Troughs & FillersAsked by 29-year-old patient in Gulberg

Q: Can under-eye filler cause puffiness or the Tyndall effect?

Summary: Yes, if placed superficially or in patients with lymphatic insufficiency. We often recommend midface support or polynucleotides instead.
Dr. Khan
Dr. Khan, MBBS, MRCP (Dermatology, UK)
Dr. Khan's answer

The tear trough is one of the most anatomically unforgiving areas of the face. If hyaluronic acid filler is injected above the periosteum or too superficially under the thin orbicularis muscle, it scatters light into a bluish hue known as the Tyndall effect, or pulls excess water creating chronic puffiness. In our clinic, we perform a lid snap test and vector analysis. If you have true hollows, we place micro-droplets on the bone via blunt cannula; if you have thin skin or fluid retention, we decline filler and recommend polynucleotides instead.

Doctor's Key Takeaway: We will decline tear-trough filler if your anatomy is unsuited and suggest regenerative alternatives.
Verified answer by Dr. Khan
Laser DermatologyAsked by 41-year-old female in Cantt

Q: Why do some laser clinics burn brown or South Asian skin?

Summary: Using short wavelengths (such as 755nm Alexandrite or cheap IPL) on Fitzpatrick IV–V skin overheats epidermal melanin.
Dr. Khan
Dr. Khan, MBBS, MRCP (Dermatology, UK)
Dr. Khan's answer

In South Asian skin (Fitzpatrick IV–V), melanin is abundant not just in the hair follicle but also in the epidermis. When high energy with shorter wavelengths or inadequate skin cooling is used, the laser cannot distinguish between epidermal skin pigment and hair pigment, causing burns, blistering, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Safe treatment requires a long-pulsed 1064nm Nd:YAG laser with continuous sapphire contact cooling and conservative pulse durations.

Doctor's Key Takeaway: Always demand an Nd:YAG laser with a documented patch test 48 hours prior to full treatment.
Verified answer by Dr. Khan
Scar RevisionAsked by 26-year-old male in Model Town

Q: How long does acne scar revision take, and can scars be 100% erased?

Summary: Scars cannot be 100% erased, but 60% to 80% improvement is achievable over 6 to 9 months using combination modalities.
Dr. Khan
Dr. Khan, MBBS, MRCP (Dermatology, UK)
Dr. Khan's answer

Anyone promising 100% scar removal is misleading you. Mature scars represent permanent architectural alteration in dermal collagen. Rolling scars require subcision with cannula to sever vertical fibrous bands tethering the skin down to underlying fat. Boxcar scars benefit from RF microneedling and fractional resurfacing. Icepick scars often require TCA CROSS. This multimodal approach takes 4 to 6 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart.

Doctor's Key Takeaway: Expect honest 60–80% improvement over 6+ months through sequenced combination therapies.
Verified answer by Dr. Khan
Bioremodeling vs FillerAsked by 38-year-old patient in DHA Phase 6

Q: What is the difference between Profhilo and traditional dermal filler?

Summary: Profhilo hydrates and stimulates collagen without adding volume or changing your face shape; filler creates architectural structure.
Dr. Khan
Dr. Khan, MBBS, MRCP (Dermatology, UK)
Dr. Khan's answer

Dermal fillers use cross-linked hyaluronic acid (BDDE) designed like a structural gel to lift cheekbones, sharpen jawlines, or plump lips. Profhilo is thermally cross-linked, ultra-pure hyaluronic acid that does not act as a volumizer. Instead, it spreads like honey through the dermal layers, stimulating 4 types of collagen and elastin (bioremodeling). Choose Profhilo for skin laxity, crepiness, and bounce; choose filler for structural bone restoration.

Doctor's Key Takeaway: Profhilo enhances skin quality and firmness without making your face wider or rounder.
Verified answer by Dr. Khan
Bridal AestheticsAsked by 24-year-old bride in Bahria Town

Q: When should a bride begin aesthetic skincare before her wedding?

Summary: Ideal timing is 4 to 6 months before the first event. Never start aggressive new procedures under 4 weeks.
Dr. Khan
Dr. Khan, MBBS, MRCP (Dermatology, UK)
Dr. Khan's answer

We plan bridal skin backwards from your first function date. Months 1 to 3 are dedicated to correcting any acne, pigmentation, or scarring, and scheduling injectables with plenty of time for review. The month prior to your wedding is strictly reserved for calming, predictable treatments like Hydrafacial, gentle enzyme peels, and intense barrier hydration. We will decline new invasive treatments under one month before a wedding.

Doctor's Key Takeaway: A timed 6-month plan ensures zero downtime stress or unexpected reactions on your wedding day.
Verified answer by Dr. Khan

General aftercare

  • Wear broad-spectrum SPF 50 every morning, and reapply through the day — this single habit protects most of what we do.
  • Do not book an unfamiliar treatment within four weeks of a wedding, photography or travel.
  • Tell us about every medication and supplement, including blood thinners, isotretinoin and herbal preparations.
  • Pause retinoids, acids and scrubs for the period specified after your treatment, and reintroduce gradually.
  • Avoid sauna, steam, hammam, hot yoga and intense exercise for the interval given at your appointment.
  • Attend your review appointment even if you are happy — it is how we keep results consistent over time.

Contact us immediately

Signs that need urgent review

  • Blanching, dusky or mottled discolouration of the skin after filler
  • Severe or increasing pain that is out of proportion to the procedure
  • Any change in vision after a facial injectable
  • Spreading redness, heat, swelling or fever suggesting infection
  • Blistering, crusting or persistent darkening after laser or a peel
  • Drooping of the eyelid or brow, or unexpected muscle weakness after Botox

Call the clinic on +92 322 4139009. Outside clinic hours, attend your nearest emergency department and inform the clinic as soon as you are able.

Treatment-specific aftercare

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