Botox

Typically, you’ll see results within a few days, with full effect within 1–2 weeks. Results usually last 3-4 months.

Most people experience just a quick pinch. There’s virtually no downtime.

Yes, besides smoothing facial lines, it’s also used for migraines, excessive sweating, TMJ, and muscle spasms.

When administered by a trained provider, Botox is FDA-approved and generally well-tolerated. Rare side effects may include temporary muscle weakness or drooping.

Yes, combining Botox with fillers is common to address both wrinkles and volume loss.

Lip Filler

Most last 6–15 months, depending on the product and individual metabolism.

For 24–48 hours: avoid smoking, alcohol, heat (saunas/sun), and pressure on the lips.

Yes, when performed by a skilled injector. Lip fillers can be customized to give the level of plumpness you desire! Hyaluronic acid fillers can also be dissolved if needed.

Swelling usually reduces within a few days; final results appear in about 1–2 weeks.

Safety isn’t established; most practitioners advise waiting until after pregnancy.

Daxxify

Its peptide-based formula provides extended results. Typically 6 months, and sometimes up to 9 months.

Results begin in 1–4 days, with full effect by 1–2 weeks. The effects last around 6–9 months on average.

Yes, common side effects include redness, swelling, and bruising; rarely, eyelid drooping occurs.

While per-session cost is higher, fewer treatments may be needed, often two to three per year.

FDA-approved and formulated without human or animal byproducts, Daxxify is ideal for individuals seeking longer-lasting results.

RHA Filler

They’re designed to move naturally with facial expressions, offering subtle results in dynamic areas like around the mouth.

Typically long-lasting, around a year, depending on placement and product.

Yes, especially for fine lines around the mouth and upper lip.

Minimal downtime, most experience minor swelling or bruising that fades quickly.

They are generally well-tolerated when administered by a qualified provider.

Juvederm

Juvederm is a family of smooth, hyaluronic acid–based gels utilizing a high concentration of cross-linked HA, which allows it to integrate naturally and deliver longer-lasting results, typically up to a year, than many other products.

It’s commonly used for nasolabial folds (“smile lines”), mandibular marionette lines, cheek volume enhancement, lip augmentation, and under-eye hollows.

Results are typically visible immediately and can last 6–12 months; some cases may extend up to two years with optimal treatment planning and follow-ups.

Yes, when administered by an experienced provider, Juvederm is generally very safe. Common side effects include short-term redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising at the injection site. Rare complications (like lumps or vascular events) are uncommon but possible.

Yes, because it’s hyaluronic acid–based, Juvederm can be dissolved using an enzyme if needed, useful for correcting uneven results or migration.

Radiesse

It’s made with calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) microspheres, offering immediate volume plus long-term collagen stimulation (a dual-effect approach not found in many hyaluronic acid–based fillers). Radiesse also stimulates the body’s natural production of collagen, making the results longer lasting.

Many notice immediate smoothing and volume, with improvements continuing over weeks. Results can last one year or more, and in some cases up to two years.

FDA-approved for treating nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and volume loss in the hands. It’s also used off-label for jawline sculpting and hyperdiluted applications to improve skin texture.

Common side effects include redness, swelling, bruising, itching, and tenderness, usually temporary and mild. Rare but possible responses include delayed inflammation, which typically responds to conservative management.

Yes, many clinicians pair it with Botox, other fillers, or laser treatments to enhance and prolong rejuvenation results.

Skinvive

A microdroplet injection that deeply hydrates and improves skin texture. It gives a glow from within, improves skin texture, and, as a bonus, minimizes fine lines.

Many notice a glow within days; results can last up to 6 months.

Very little, mild redness or swelling is possible.

Commonly applied to cheeks for radiance and hydration, but can be used in other places too, like lips.

Generally well-tolerated, ideal for those seeking subtle hydration.

Kybella

Kybella is an injectable treatment that uses deoxycholic acid to permanently destroy fat cells under the chin and improve jawline definition.

Most people need 2–4 sessions spaced about a month apart, but some may require up to 6 for optimal results.

Yes, once fat cells are destroyed, they do not regenerate, though weight gain can create new fat deposits.

Expect swelling, redness, and tenderness for several days. Swelling can be significant after the first session.

While FDA-approved for the submental area (under the chin), some providers use it off-label for small pockets of fat elsewhere.

CoolSculpting

It uses controlled cooling to freeze and destroy stubborn fat cells, which are then naturally eliminated by the body.

Most people start seeing changes in 3–4 weeks, with full results visible at about 3 months.

Yes, destroyed fat cells are gone for good, but maintaining results requires stable weight and a healthy lifestyle.

Most patients feel intense cold and some tugging during treatment, followed by temporary numbness or soreness.

Yes, FDA-cleared applicators can treat the abdomen, flanks, arms, thighs, bra fat, banana rolls, and under the chin.

Semaglutide

Semaglutide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist originally developed for type 2 diabetes, now widely prescribed for medical weight loss.

Clinical trials show an average loss of 10–15% of starting body weight over 6–12 months with proper use and lifestyle support.

Most people notice appetite reduction within the first week, with significant weight loss often starting after the first month.

Nausea, constipation, diarrhea, and decreased appetite are common but often improve over time.

Many people regain some weight unless they continue healthy eating and exercise habits after treatment.

Thermage

Thermage uses radiofrequency energy to heat the deeper layers of skin, stimulating collagen for tighter, smoother skin.

Results can last 1–2 years, with collagen production peaking several months post-treatment.

Downtime is minimal; most patients return to normal activities immediately.

The treatment feels like brief bursts of heat; most tolerate it well, but ProNox (laughing gas) is available.

Common areas include the face, eyes, jawline, neck, abdomen, arms, buttocks, and thighs.

Clear + Brilliant

It’s a gentle fractional laser that improves skin tone, texture, and radiance while minimizing pores and early signs of aging.

Most people see best results after 3–6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart.

Expect mild redness and rough texture for 1–3 days, but makeup can usually be applied the next day.

Skin may look brighter within a week, with continued improvements over several months.

Yes, it’s often paired with Botox, fillers, or microneedling to enhance results.

Laser Collagen

It’s a noninvasive laser therapy that heats the dermis to stimulate natural collagen production for firmer, smoother skin.

Some tightening may be visible immediately, with full benefits developing over 3–6 months.

Most patients describe it as a warm or tingling sensation, with minimal discomfort.

Results can last 1–2 years, depending on skin condition, age, and lifestyle.

People with mild to moderate skin laxity who want gradual, natural-looking improvements.

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) Treatment

IPL targets pigmentation, sunspots, redness, rosacea, broken capillaries, and improves overall skin tone.

IPL is generally safest for lighter skin types; darker skin requires customized settings to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation.

Typically, 3–6 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart for optimal results.

Some redness and slight swelling may occur, usually resolving within a day or two.

IPL may reduce inflammation and redness associated with acne, but it is not a primary acne treatment.

Fraxel Laser Resurfacing

Fraxel targets wrinkles, acne scars, pigmentation, sun damage, and uneven texture.

Most patients undergo 3–5 sessions for optimal results.

Expect 3–7 days of redness, swelling, and peeling, depending on treatment intensity.

Initial improvements appear within a week, with continued skin renewal for up to 6 months.

It is safe for most skin types, but patients with darker skin require specialized settings to avoid pigmentation changes.

Laser Hair Removal

Usually, 6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart are recommended for the best results.

Yes, newer lasers like Nd: YAG are FDA-cleared for darker skin tones with minimized risk of burns.

It’s less effective on blonde, red, gray, or white hair due to lower melanin content in the hair root.

It offers long-term hair reduction; some maintenance treatments may be needed.

Avoid sun exposure and tanning, waxing, and plucking before treatment; follow post-care instructions to reduce irritation.

Microneedling

It improves fine lines, acne scars, enlarged pores, and overall skin texture by stimulating collagen.

Typically, 3–6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart provide the best results.

Mild redness and swelling usually last 1–3 days.

Yes, adding PRP (platelet-rich plasma) or growth factor serums can enhance healing and results.

Generally, yes, but always consult a provider if you have active acne or skin infections.

Morpheus8

A fractional microneedling device combined with radiofrequency energy for skin tightening and resurfacing.

Usually 3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

Mild redness and swelling for 2–3 days are common.

Face, neck, décolletage, abdomen, and other body areas with loose or textured skin.

Yes, radiofrequency energy makes it safe and effective for darker skin types.

Chemical Peels

Acne, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, sun damage, and uneven texture.

Light peels may be done monthly; deeper peels are less frequent with longer recovery.

Varies from none (light peels) to 1–2 weeks (deeper peels) with peeling and redness.

Under the supervision of a qualified provider, the right peel can be selected based on your goals and skin sensitivity.

Yes, peels can improve the appearance of acne scarring.

Hydrafacial

A multi-step facial treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts, and hydrates the skin.

Monthly treatments are commonly recommended for maintenance.

No, skin is typically glowing and refreshed immediately.

Yes, it can clear pores and reduce excess oil.

Yes, it’s gentle and can be customized for sensitive skin types.

Dermaplaning

A manual exfoliation procedure that removes dead skin cells and peach fuzz.

Every 3–4 weeks is typical.

No, skin looks brighter and smoother immediately.

It improves skin texture but is not a treatment for scars or pigmentation.

Usually yes, but avoid during active acne flare-ups.

Plasma Rejuvenation – PRP

Plasma Rejuvenation uses your own blood plasma, applied topically during microneedling or injected into the skin, to stimulate collagen production and enhance skin texture and tone. This treatment is typically offered as an add-on to other services.

PRP is an add-on treatment that can be incorporated during your regular service appointment; no separate sessions are required.

When topically applied, there is no downtime–in fact, it speeds healing by approximately 50% from the treatment you received. For injections, like under the eyes, there may be some minor swelling.

Common treatment areas include the face, neck, eyelids, and hands.

PRP is suitable for nearly everyone as it uses your body’s own regenerative properties. A consultation is always recommended to ensure the best possible outcomes.

Exosomes

Tiny extracellular vesicles rich in growth factors that promote skin healing and regeneration.

They are applied to skin during/after treatments where the skin is punctured (via laser or microneedling) to improve results and shorten healing.

Fine lines, scarring, and skin texture issues.

Yes, when sourced and used properly by medical professionals.

Improvements often appear within weeks after treatment.

Upneeq

Prescription eye drops that lift drooping upper eyelids (ptosis).

Effects begin within 15 minutes and last about 8 hours.

Yes, under medical supervision.

Possible mild eye irritation or redness.

It can temporarily improve appearance, but does not replace surgery in severe cases.

Pronox

A 50/50 nitrous oxide and oxygen gas mix is used for pain relief and relaxation during procedures.

Almost immediately upon inhalation, with effects wearing off minutes after stopping.

Yes, it’s widely used and well-tolerated.

Yes, effects dissipate quickly and usually do not impair driving.

Patients seeking mild to moderate sedation and anxiety relief during treatments.