Aesthetic Medicine
Minimally invasive, yet it still involves introducing substances into the body — which is why a doctor is still required.
Xem chi tiết →Aesthetic medicine at BonBoz: injectables and non-surgical procedures
Aesthetic medicine covers non-surgical procedures: botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, mesotherapy, platelet-rich plasma. At BonBoz, Dr. Kim Kha (MSc, Specialist Level I) analyzes your skin and structure first, then proposes technique, dose and rhythm.
Results in this group are usually temporary and depend on the individual; the doctor explains expected duration and warning signs.
This page is for you if
- You want to soften dynamic wrinkles or fill hollow areas without surgery
- You need to restore your skin after acne or mistreatment
- You want clear information on risks and duration before injecting
Inside the BonBoz clinic
Real photos at 66–68 Vo Van Tan, Ho Chi Minh City.
Services in this group
Common concerns in this group
Each page answers directly: severity, when to see a doctor, how BonBoz treats it.
Dry Skin vs. Dehydrated Skin vs. Moisture-Deficient Skin: Key Differences, Why Moisturizers Fall Short, and When You Need Skin Boosters
Dry skin lacks oil; dehydrated skin lacks water—two distinct conditions that share similar signs: tightness, flakiness, and visible fine lines. Oily skin can still be dehydrated, and improper care can leave your skin looking greasy yet feeling dry underneath.
Thin lips, dry and wrinkled lips, and an ill-defined lip border: How to shape them naturally with dermal fillers and avoid the "duck lip" look
Thin lips can be structural or caused by age-related volume loss: a blurred vermilion border, vertical lip lines, and downturned oral commissures. Proper lip augmentation focuses on restoring structure and hydration, not creating overly large lips.
Receding, Short, and Retracted Chins: Their Impact on the Facial Profile and How Dermal Fillers Reshape the Chin
A receding chin (retrogenia) is set back relative to the vertical line from the lips, whereas a short chin lacks vertical height, making the face appear round and shortened. Both conditions weaken the facial profile, blur the jaw-neck definition, and are sometimes accompanied by a protruding lower lip.
Deep smile lines, sunken cheeks, and a gaunt face: age-related volume loss and restoration with dermal fillers or autologous fat grafting
Deep smile lines (nasolabial folds) and sunken cheeks often go hand in hand: midfacial fat pads atrophy and descend with age, leaving hollowed cheeks and shadowed folds. The proper area to restore volume is the cheeks, not directly into the folds.
Horizontal forehead lines and frown lines ("11" lines): Dynamic or static wrinkles, and can Botox eliminate them?
Horizontal forehead lines result from the repeated contraction of the frontalis muscle when raising the eyebrows, while vertical frown lines between the brows (glabellar lines) are caused by the corrugator muscles contracting during concentration or frustration. Both start as dynamic wrinkles and eventually become etched as static lines over time.
Uneven skin tone, dullness, and hyperpigmentation: Distinguishing between pigmentary changes, dead skin cells, or poor circulation, and how to brighten and even out your complexion
Dull, uneven skin occurs when the surface lacks radiance and exhibits scattered dark spots and hyperpigmented areas. The causes include dead skin cell buildup, sun-induced diffuse hyperpigmentation, dehydration, and poor circulation—each requiring a targeted approach.
Crow's feet and under-eye wrinkles: dynamic vs. static lines, Botox vs. skin boosters
Crow's feet are wrinkles that radiate from the outer corners of the eyes when smiling, caused by the repeated contraction of the orbicularis oculi muscle. Initially, they only appear with facial movement (dynamic wrinkles), but over time, they become visible even when the face is at rest (static wrinkles). These two stages require different treatment approaches.
Freckles and Brown Spots (Age Spots): Distinguishing Them from Melasma and Treatment Options
Freckles are small spots that typically appear in childhood and darken with sun exposure, whereas age spots develop in middle age due to aging. Both respond significantly better to laser treatments than melasma, but accurate identification is essential to avoid using incorrect treatment parameters.
Melasma: The Difference Between Epidermal and Dermal Melasma and Why Treatment Requires Patience
Melasma presents as symmetrical dark patches on the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip, triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes, and genetic predisposition. There is no one-time "cure" for melasma; effective management requires strict sun protection, prescription topical treatments, and clinical procedures tailored to the specific type of melasma.
Methods & devices
Mechanism, procedure, risks and who should not have it — to understand before you decide.
BAP (Bio Aesthetic Points) Technique with Skin-Restructuring HA: 5 Points per Side of the Face, Mechanism of Action, and Ideal Candidates
BAP technique involves injecting high-concentration, thermally cross-linked (chemical-free) HA into 5 anatomical points on each side of the face to diffuse and stimulate collagen and elastin across a broad area. It improves skin firmness, elasticity, and overall quality without altering facial contours.
Mesotherapy (Micro-injections of Active Ingredients): Mechanism of Action, Common Ingredients, Treatment Protocol, and Limitations
Mesotherapy delivers a blend of nutrients (non-cross-linked HA, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and peptides) into the superficial layer of the skin via micro-injections to improve hydration, radiance, and skin texture. Results are cumulative over a course of treatment.
Skin Booster (Hyaluronic Acid Hydration Injections): Mechanism, Differences from Dermal Fillers and Mesotherapy, Treatment Protocol, and Ideal Candidates
Skin boosters consist of fluid, minimally cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA) micro-injected into the dermis to deeply hydrate from within and mildly stimulate collagen production. They do not add volume; instead, they improve skin smoothness, radiance, fine lines, and dehydration.
HA Dermal Fillers: Mechanism of Action, Treatment Areas, G-Prime Selection, Vascular Safety, and Hyaluronidase
HA fillers are cross-linked hyaluronic acid gels injected into the skin or onto the bone to restore volume, contour features (chin, nose, cheeks, lips), and smooth static lines. They naturally dissolve over 6–18 months and can be reversed with a dissolving agent if needed.
Botulinum toxin (Botox): Mechanism of Action, Treatment Areas, Personalized Dosages, Risks, and Contraindications
Botulinum toxin selectively relaxes the muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles (forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet) or overactive muscles (masseter and chin muscles). Results appear within 5–14 days and last for 3–4 months.
Non-Invasive HIFU Skin Tightening: Mechanism, Real Results, and Ideal Candidates
HIFU delivers focused ultrasound energy to the SMAS layer and deep dermis, creating thermal coagulation points that stimulate collagen contraction and regeneration—improving firmness for mild to moderate skin laxity with zero downtime; results are moderate and require maintenance.
Laser toning (Pastelle Q-switched Nd:YAG): Treats melasma, dark spots, freckles, and evens skin tone
The Q-switched Nd:YAG laser delivers ultra-short pulses to break down pigment particles in the skin. In low-energy, multi-session toning mode, it lightens melasma and deep hyperpigmentation; at higher energy settings, it clears freckles and brown spots after a few sessions.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): The Supportive Role in Acne Scar Treatment and Skin Recovery
PRP is derived from your own blood and contains growth factors that support wound healing. In atrophic scar treatment, PRP serves as an add-on step following microneedling, laser, or subcision—not a stand-alone scar-filling procedure.
Doctors in charge
BS.Ths.CKI Kim Kha
Chuyên khoa Da liễu Thẩm mỹ
- Tốt nghiệp Bác sỹ đa khoa chính quy — Đại học Tây Nguyên (2018)
- Chuyên khoa cấp I Da liễu — Đại học Y khoa Phạm Ngọc Thạch, đã cấp bằng năm 2025
- Số CCHN: 009784/ĐL-CCHN — Sở Y tế tỉnh Đắk Lắk cấp ngày 15/10/2021
- Hơn 8 năm kinh nghiệm thực hành da liễu thẩm mỹ (từ 2018), trong đó hơn 4 năm hành nghề với CCHN chính thức
- Chuyên khoa sơ bộ Phẫu thuật tạo hình thẩm mỹ; chứng chỉ Thủ thuật & tiểu phẫu da, Vi phẫu, Laser và ánh sáng trong da liễu
- Chứng chỉ Filler, tiêm giảm nhăn động, treo chỉ trong thẩm mỹ; chứng chỉ Hồi sức cấp cứu và Kiểm soát nhiễm khuẩn
- Từng công tác tại Đơn vị Da liễu thẩm mỹ — Bệnh viện Đa khoa Bưu Điện (2019–2021) và phòng khám Venus Sunrise (2022–2024) trước khi gia nhập BonBoz Clinic (2025)
- Từng giảng dạy lý thuyết da liễu thẩm mỹ tại Trường đào tạo nghề thẩm mỹ Ana (2018–2019)
- Hơn 5.000 ca điều trị nội khoa da liễu
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From our doctors
Botox, Filler, Skin Booster, BAP, Meso: How 5 Aesthetic Injectables Differ and Which One Is Right for You
Five aesthetic injectables target different skin layers and objectives: muscle, volume, hydration, firmness, and nourishment. BonBoz dermatologists compare their efficacy, longevity, risks, and proper combination protocols.
How Do Botox and Thread Lifts Differ in Their Mechanisms? When Should They Be Combined?
Botox relaxes muscles to smooth dynamic wrinkles, while thread lifts lift and rejuvenate the skin. These two treatments work differently and can be combined for optimal results.
Filler Dissolving Slower Than Expected – Is It Abnormal?
It is completely normal for filler to dissolve slowly, as everyone's body is different. The final results will appear after 1 month. If accompanied by abnormal swelling, please contact your doctor immediately.
What Is the Best Age to Get Dermal Fillers? BonBoz Shares the Answer with You
You can receive filler injections once you reach 18 years of age, but the ideal age to see the most noticeable aesthetic results is typically between 25 and 30, when the first signs of aging begin to appear.
Botox & Filler Injections in HCMC: 8 Licensed Clinics — A Checklist for Your Reference
List of 8 Botox and dermal filler clinics in Ho Chi Minh City with publicly disclosed operating licenses, addresses, and services — including a 4-step self-verification checklist (operating license, facility address, injector's practicing certificate, and injectable products) and a pre-injection questionnaire. No rankings, no price comparisons.
How Long Does It Take to See Results from Forehead Botox? A Detailed Guide
Forehead Botox typically begins to take effect within 3–5 days, with optimal results achieved in 2 weeks. Results depend on individual metabolism and the dosage administered.