The Goal
The goal was simple to say and hard to do: someone in HEBE’s target audience should look at this and instantly read high-end medical aesthetics. Not a salon, not a spa. The logo had to carry that on sight, before a single word is read.

The Problem
The old mark got in its own way. The tagline ran through the wordmark, so nothing was readable, and the whole thing felt dated.

The Refinement
The refinement fixed the reading first. Wordmark and tagline were pulled apart, each given room to breathe. Then it took the feel somewhere timeless: olive leading, a quiet pink accent. Nothing trend-driven, so it still works in ten years.

There’s a small H monogram too, built from the same shapes, for the places the full logo is too much: a profile picture, a favicon, a stamp on packaging.

The Result
A mark that reads clearly, feels expensive, and stays versatile. Refinement, not reinvention. The brand was always there, it just needed room to stand.

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