Treatment with a neuromodulator can cause your facial expression lines or wrinkles to be less noticeable or in some cases, essentially disappear.

Common areas of neuromodulator treatment include the frown lines between the eyes, forehead wrinkles, the “crow’s feet” lines around the outer edge of the eyes, vertical lines around the lip, a “lip flip” around the lip to help improve lip who, necklines or “tech neck,” and head and neck muscles.

Every patient’s anatomy, skin, and musculature is unique, requiring a complimentary consultation by the expertly trained nurse injector who will be performing your treatment to determine the best plan of care to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.

During the treatment, the neurotoxin is injected into the muscles with a very thin needle which most patients report is almost painless. Patients may feel a slight burning or stinging sensation while the solution is being injected. The procedure takes about 15 - 20 minutes.

After treatment, many people begin noticing that lines can start softening as soon as 48 hours. Improvement continues for several days afterward to produce optimal results by 10-14 days post-treatment. Results can last up to 3 months. With repeated treatments and appropriate dosing, results may last longer. Since neurotoxins provide temporary results, your plan will likely include 3-4 visits per year to achieve optimal results while maintaining a consistent, more relaxed, and refreshed look.

Treatment with Kybella® is quick and easy. When injected, Kybella® immediately starts destroying the cells that store fat. The body’s natural healing process begins, and the cells are absorbed by the body. Within four to six weeks, a noticeable reduction in fat should begin to become visible.

Kybella® is made from synthetic deoxycholic acid, which is a naturally occurring molecule found in the body that breaks down fat.

Kybella® may be an effective treatment option for you if you are healthy and exercise regularly, but have areas of fat that don’t respond to diet or exercise, particularly in the neck or chin. You will receive a customized, complimentary consultation to decide the best course of treatment to meet your goals, which typically will consist of multiple treatment sessions for most patients.

Kybella® is administered in a series of injections during each visit and each visit will be typically spaced 4 to no longer than 6 weeks apart. Each treatment takes about 20 or 30 minutes. Swelling in the treatment area is common and can take 1-2 weeks to subside. There may also be some bruising after treatment, but nothing that would require interruption of your daily routines.

The number of treatments required will vary from patient to patient and with the area of the body being treated, to a maximum of 6 treatments. Most patients will begin noticing a reduction in fullness underneath the chin after 2 to 4 treatments. Improvements continue after treatment, as Kybella gradually works. Many patients have reported that results can last more than two years after treatment.

Peels can vary in strength from superficial to deep with correlated degrees and time of peeling. While superficial peels can give you cellular turnover for a go and glow look without the physical side effect of peeling, medium, and full-depth chemical peels penetrate further to address a range of skin concerns including hyperpigmentation, fine lines, wrinkles, as well as acne. After treatment, a proper self-care routine is required.

Before treatment, a consultation is required to assess what peel is right for your skin and aesthetic goals, as well as what products (acids, retinols, etc.) you will need to discontinue prior to treatment for best results. It is imperative with any peel that you refrain from direct sunlight on the treatment area during your peel and after your skin has returned to normal so as to reduce hyperpigmentation risk and to protect your investment in your skin.

Before treatment, a consultation is required to assess what peel is right for your skin and aesthetic goals, as well as what products (acids, retinols, etc.) you will need to discontinue prior to treatment for best results. It is imperative with any peel that you refrain from direct sunlight on the treatment area during your peel and after your skin has returned to normal so as to reduce hyperpigmentation risk and to protect your investment in your skin.

In a peel treatment, a chemical solution is applied to the skin to penetrate the layers of skin below the surface, removing dull, dead surface skin, and inspiring the expedited production of new fresh skin to be brought to the surface to replace that which was sloughed with the chemical peel.

Dermaplaning is a physical exfoliation procedure. It requires the use of a sterile, surgical scalpel to gently "shave" the skin's surface, removing the top-most layer of dead skin along with fine, vellus hair (aka peach fuzz). Peels may be done in combinations with dermaplaning to enhance results.