In 2016, I graduated as a medical doctor from KUL. Shortly thereafter, I committed myself wholeheartedly to specializing in anesthesia and reanimation. By 2019, my burgeoning interest in aesthetic medicine had developed into a significant passion, leading me to pursue it alongside my primary specialization. Ever since completing numerous courses and obtaining extensive education, I have begun practicing as an aesthetic medical provider alongside my role as an anesthesiologist. I am convinced that aesthetic medicine is as important as any other branch of medicine. Aging is a normal physiological process and is genetically programmed. Changes in the skin, muscles, bones, and tissues will develop at a specific pace that is unique to each individual. These phenomena can be accelerated by endogenous and exogenous factors, but can also be slowed down by anti-aging treatments available in aesthetic medicine. We cannot stop aging, but we can certainly act to preserve our harmonious physiological appearance for as lon