Controlled surface finishes.
Quiet polish, satin and micro-brushed finishes are approved. None of them is bright; the family is deliberately the most understated in the portfolio, and patients who want a result that announces itself are generally steered elsewhere.
Availability depends on the selected system, profile and individualized plan.
Clinical plate design.
Platinum is planned where long-term stability matters more than initial impact. It is the most expensive material AREOLA works with and the most constrained in profile, though the 2025 fabrication expansion widened that range. Patients are routinely asked to take a week before confirming the choice.
Long-term system care.
The most stable surface in the portfolio. Platinum develops a fine patina with wear rather than changing colour, and long-term satisfaction reporting for the family is disproportionately high relative to its share of volume. Ordinary cleaning is all it asks.
MyAREOLA keeps the registered model, design history and relevant care documents together.
Platinum alloy