According to Dr. Phuong, X-PERB offers a comprehensive, science-based approach to skin rejuvenation and structural enhancement. The protocol integrates five synergistic layers of treatment, combining Xeomin, Radiesse, Belotero, and PRP to target different skin and subdermal layers. This allows practitioners to achieve visible lifting, volumizing, and skin quality improvement while stimulating collagen and elastin production for long-term results.

Dr. Phuong‘s presentation was notable not only for its innovative combination—previously unseen by members of the Merz Medical Board—but also for its clarity and solid scientific foundation. Her approach embodies the contemporary aesthetic philosophy characterized by evidence-based practice, meticulous treatment planning, and a profound understanding of facial anatomy.

Dr. To Lan Phuong during the Q&A session. Photo courtesy of Lux Beauty Center

According to the Merz Medical Board, X-PERB’s novelty and practical applicability make it a promising option for adoption in aesthetic clinics, both in Vietnam and internationally. The protocol’s adaptability also allows it to address a wide range of indications, from global facial rejuvenation to targeted improvement of conditions such as rosacea or post-inflammatory skin changes.

“The interest and engagement from fellow doctors motivate me to continue refining and sharing this protocol so that more patients can benefit from safe, effective, and scientifically proven treatments,” said Dr. Phuong.

Merz Aesthetics Elevate is an annual platform where medical professionals from multiple countries gather to exchange knowledge, discuss emerging trends, and showcase innovative solutions in non-surgical aesthetics. The 2025 conference brought together leading trainers, researchers, and members of the Merz Medical Board, creating a rich environment for learning and collaboration.

“Protocols like X-PERB not only advance my personal mission of elevating treatment standards in Vietnam but also fulfill my target of contributing to the global conversation on safer, more effective aesthetic practices,” said Dr. Phuong.