AESTHETIC MEDICINE
Care for the way you look, feel and move through everyday life.
Aesthetic care begins by understanding concerns about skin, facial change and appearance. Consultation, medical assessment and your own priorities come before choosing a procedure.
01 / FIND YOUR CONCERN
Choose a topic to explore the approach, course and considerations. Suitability is assessed in consultation.
02 / IN DETAIL
Understand your skin first
Colour, UV and redness images reveal features that are hard to see unaided. Imaging supports assessment and discussion of your goals.
Risks & considerationsImaging alone cannot diagnose every skin condition. Decisions also require history and examination.
Expression lines, jaw muscles & sweating
The medicine acts on nerve signalling involved in muscle movement or sweating. It does not add volume like a filler.
Risks & considerationsRisks include pain, bruising, allergy and brow or eyelid droop. Disclose pregnancy, breastfeeding, neuromuscular disease and prior reactions; confirm product and indication.
Cheek and jawline laxity
Threads are inserted beneath the skin for support. The clinic describes absorbable PDO N-COG threads, a different approach from HIFU heating.
Risks & considerationsPain, swelling, bruising, pulling and unevenness can occur. Contact the clinic for persistent or worsening symptoms.
Pigmentation, freckles & redness
IPL delivers a range of light wavelengths. Filters and settings are chosen for pigmentation and redness; it differs from a targeted laser.
Risks & considerationsRedness and heat can occur. Recent tanning and possible melasma need assessment. Follow sun-protection and moisturizing instructions.
Spots, uneven tone & acne scars
Very short laser pulses are used with different settings for pigment and skin texture. The device name alone does not define the treatment. The official page notes the device has Japanese regulatory and FDA approval.
Risks & considerationsRedness, swelling and pigmentation changes may occur. Avoid rubbing, picking crusts and sun exposure; follow site-specific aftercare.
Laxity & facial contour
Focused ultrasound heats selected tissue to address laxity. Skin thickness, fat and anatomy guide treatment depth and area.
Risks & considerationsPain, redness and heat may occur; burns or nerve effects also require discussion. The clinic identifies the device as unapproved under Japanese pharmaceutical/device law, and excludes pregnancy, keloid tendency, metal implants, pacemakers and heart disease.
Pores, acne scars & texture
Microneedling creates small channels to stimulate a repair response. Needle depth and added products affect recovery.
Risks & considerationsBruising, swelling and pigmentation changes are possible. The clinic excludes melasma areas. Confirm when to restart makeup and skincare.
Folds, volume loss & contour
A gel is injected to adjust folds, volume or contour. Its action differs from botulinum toxin; confirm the product, amount and site.
Risks & considerationsBruising, lumps and infection are possible. Rare vascular occlusion may cause necrosis or vision loss. Seek immediate care for unusual pain, skin colour or vision changes.
Dryness, fine lines & hydration
Small injections deliver a selected product to superficial skin layers. The clinic lists Cytocare 532 among its options; ingredients matter.
Risks & considerationsRedness, swelling, rash, bruising, infection or pigmentation may occur. Confirm ingredients, approval status and allergies; makeup is generally from the following day in the clinic guide.
Unwanted hair & shaving
LightSheer DUET is a diode laser with handpieces for wider and smaller areas. Skin tone and hair characteristics guide settings.
Risks & considerationsRedness, heat, dryness, folliculitis and pigmentation changes can occur. Follow moisturizing, sun-protection and same-day activity restrictions.
Thinning hair & shedding
HARG injects a growth-factor preparation into the scalp. It differs from transplantation or cultured autologous cells; first assess the cause of hair loss.
Risks & considerationsPain, redness, itching or rash may occur. Confirm product ingredients, approval status and the cost of the full course.
03 / YOUR VISIT
Share your concerns and goals
Review your skin, health and history
Discuss options, risks, costs and alternatives
Proceed only with informed consent and follow-up
04 / FEES
Selected published fees, in Japanese yen including tax—not a complete price range or total quote. Elective self-pay care is not covered by Japanese public insurance. Confirm eligibility, session count and consultation, anaesthesia, test and medicine charges.
| Item & conditions | Fee, tax included |
|---|---|
| M22 / standard price | ¥25,300 |
| HIFU / face including under-chin / standard | ¥84,700 |
| Dermapen / anaesthesia included / standard | ¥27,500 |
| Pico toning / face, neck OR hands / standard | ¥19,800 |
| Pico spot / one 5 mm spot | ¥5,500 |
| Skin booster / Cytocare 532 / standard | ¥38,000 |
| Hyaluronic acid / 0.1 cc, varies by site | ¥5,500 |
| Hair removal / women, both underarms / initial rate | ¥2,200 |
| HARG / published fee | ¥88,000 |
First-visit offers, return deadlines and add-on products may apply. Injection volume and hair-removal area/session count change the total.
All clinic fees & conditions (Japanese) (opens in a new tab)05 / QUESTIONS
No. Melasma, sun spots and inflammatory pigmentation differ. Diagnosis comes before deciding whether light or laser is suitable.
It depends on treatment, intensity and your skin. Redness can last days; bruising may last longer. Share important work or social dates at consultation.
You can discuss concerns, budget and recovery time first. Combined procedures may add irritation or downtime, so agree on priorities.
06 / BEFORE YOU VISIT
Appointments and medical inquiries go to Norris Beauty Clinic. Online booking and the contact form are in Japanese.
Call the clinic: 06-6772-3456Clinic information checked：
The clinic’s official site also lists the following menus, which this page does not cover. Details, eligibility and fees are on the official pages (Japanese) and confirmed in consultation.