Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure that enhances the size, shape, and projection of the breasts using silicone or saline implants—or through fat transfer from another area of the body. This procedure can restore breast volume lost after weight reduction or pregnancy, improve natural asymmetry, and support an overall boost in self-confidence and body image. Customizable to your body and goals, augmentation allows patients to select implant type, size, and placement for the most natural and personalized result.

Good candidates

• Ideal candidates are individuals in good overall health, at a stable weight, and with realistic expectations about results. This procedure is often chosen by women seeking to restore fullness after pregnancy or aging, improve proportional balance, or correct naturally small or uneven breasts. Non-smokers—or those able to stop prior to surgery—typically heal faster and experience fewer complications.

What to expect

• Breast augmentation is typically an outpatient procedure performed under general anesthesia. Recovery involves some swelling, tightness, and mild discomfort for the first few days, with most patients returning to light activity within a week. Final results become more visible as swelling subsides over several months. Patients are usually advised to avoid strenuous activity or chest-focused exercises for at least 4–6 weeks.

FAQs

• How long do implants last? Implants are not lifetime devices. On average, they last 10–20 years, but may need earlier revision due to rupture, capsular contracture, or aesthetic preferences.
• Can I breastfeed after augmentation? Many women are able to breastfeed after augmentation, especially if the incisions and implant placement avoid disrupting the milk ducts.
• Will my results look natural? Yes—your surgeon will tailor implant size and type to your anatomy for a natural-looking result.

Breast implant removal, or explant surgery, involves taking out existing breast implants for health reasons, complications, or personal choice. Reasons vary from implant rupture, capsular contracture (hardening of the tissue around the implant), or dissatisfaction with previous results. Some patients opt for complete removal, while others may choose a breast lift or fat grafting to restore natural shape and volume.

Good candidates

• Candidates include women experiencing pain, hardening, or changes in the appearance of their breasts due to implant issues, as well as those no longer wishing to have implants. It’s also common for patients who are exploring a more natural look or have lifestyle changes that prompt removal.

What to expect

• This procedure is typically outpatient and may involve removal of the capsule around the implant, depending on your case. Recovery varies, but most return to light activities within 1–2 weeks. The final appearance depends on skin elasticity, age, and whether additional procedures like a lift were performed.

FAQs

• Will my breasts sag after removal? They may, depending on how much natural tissue remains. A breast lift or fat grafting may help restore shape.
• Is it safe to remove implants after many years? Yes—implants can be safely removed at any time. Your surgeon will assess any scar tissue or changes and plan accordingly.
• Will I lose all my volume? Some volume loss is expected, but residual breast tissue, fat grafting, or a lift can help restore contour.

Implant revision surgery is performed to correct or improve the results of a previous breast augmentation. Common reasons include addressing implant rupture, shifting or asymmetry, capsular contracture, or simply wanting to change the implant size, type, or position. It is a tailored procedure that may involve replacing one or both implants, adjusting the implant pocket, or combining with a lift.

Good candidates

• Patients who have undergone breast augmentation in the past and are experiencing complications or aesthetic concerns are good candidates. Those wishing to transition to a more modern implant or change the shape or size of their breasts also benefit from revision surgery.

What to expect

• Revision surgery may be more complex than the original augmentation, depending on tissue and implant conditions. Recovery is similar to the initial surgery, with most patients returning to work and light activity in about a week. Swelling and bruising are common but resolve gradually.

FAQs

• Can I go larger or smaller with my revision? Yes—revision surgery can accommodate a change in implant size or shape based on your new goals.
• How long should I wait between the original and revision surgeries? Unless addressing complications, most surgeons recommend waiting at least 6 months to 1 year for healing before considering a revision.
• Is recovery harder than the first surgery? Not necessarily. It depends on the extent of the revision, but many patients report similar or easier recoveries than their first procedure.

A breast lift, or mastopexy, is a surgical procedure designed to raise and reshape sagging breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue. It does not add volume but can restore a more youthful, uplifted contour. In some cases, it’s combined with breast implants for those desiring both lift and enhanced size. A breast lift can also reposition the nipple and areola to a more natural, central location on the breast mound.

Good candidates

• Ideal candidates are women experiencing breast sagging (ptosis) due to aging, weight fluctuations, pregnancy, or breastfeeding. You should be at a stable weight and not planning significant weight loss or additional pregnancies, as these can affect long-term results. Good skin elasticity and overall health also support better outcomes.

What to expect

• A breast lift is typically performed under general anesthesia and takes 2–3 hours. Incisions vary depending on the degree of lift required. Recovery usually involves 1–2 weeks off work and limited activity for several weeks. Swelling and bruising are common initially. Full results become apparent once healing is complete.

FAQs

• Will a breast lift change my cup size? A lift reshapes rather than enlarges the breasts. You may look fuller, but your actual bra size might stay the same or decrease slightly.
• Are the scars noticeable? Scars fade significantly over time and can often be hidden beneath bras or swimwear.
• Can I combine a lift with augmentation? Yes—many patients choose to add implants for more volume in addition to lift.

Breast reduction surgery removes excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to create a breast size that is more proportional to the body and relieves discomfort caused by overly large breasts. This procedure can alleviate chronic neck, back, and shoulder pain, as well as improve posture and the ability to participate in physical activity.

Good candidates

• Good candidates are individuals with large, heavy breasts that cause physical discomfort or self-consciousness. Candidates may also experience skin irritation, indentations from bra straps, or limited mobility. You should be in good health and not smoke, as nicotine can impede healing.

What to expect

• Surgery is done under general anesthesia and may require a night in the hospital depending on the case. Most patients return to light activities within two weeks, but full recovery can take up to six weeks. Results are visible immediately, though swelling may obscure final shape initially.

FAQs

• Will my insurance cover this procedure? In many cases, yes—if it's medically necessary. Documentation of symptoms and attempts at non-surgical relief may be required.
• Will I be able to breastfeed after reduction? Some women retain the ability to breastfeed, but it can vary depending on the technique and extent of tissue removal.
• How much smaller will my breasts be? Your surgeon will help you choose a size that fits your goals and proportions. Results are personalized.

This natural alternative to implants uses your own fat to subtly enhance breast volume. Fat is harvested via liposuction from areas like the abdomen, thighs, or flanks, then purified and carefully injected into the breasts. Fat grafting can improve symmetry, fill in areas of volume loss, or add a modest increase in size—ideal for those wanting enhancement without foreign materials.

Good candidates

• Best suited for patients seeking a modest increase in breast size and who have enough excess fat for harvesting. It’s also used in breast reconstruction, revision of previous augmentation, or correction of minor asymmetries. Non-smokers in good health generally see the best results.

What to expect

• This outpatient procedure has two parts: liposuction and fat injection. Recovery includes mild swelling, bruising, and soreness in both donor and injection sites. Most return to work within a week. Because some fat is naturally absorbed by the body, a second session may be needed for desired volume.

FAQs

• How long do results last? Once the transferred fat establishes a blood supply, the results are generally permanent, though some volume may be lost initially.
• Is there a risk of fat lumps or irregularities? In skilled hands, complications are rare. Proper technique helps ensure smooth, natural-looking results.
• How does this compare to implants? Fat transfer offers a subtler increase and avoids implants but may not provide the same dramatic volume or upper pole fullness.

Gynecomastia surgery treats gynecomastia, a condition causing enlarged breast tissue in men. Surgery removes excess glandular tissue and fat to restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour.

Good candidates

• Men with persistent gynecomastia unresponsive to diet or exercise. Candidates should be in good health and have stable weight.

What to expect after surgery

• Swelling and mild discomfort are normal. Compression garments are worn for several weeks. Most return to normal activities within 1–2 weeks.

FAQs

• Will the results be permanent? Yes, as long as weight remains stable and there are no hormonal imbalances.
• Will there be scars? Small incisions are placed strategically and fade over time.

Liposuction is a surgical body contouring procedure that removes stubborn fat deposits from targeted areas such as the abdomen, thighs, hips, arms, back, and chin. It’s not a weight loss procedure, but rather a sculpting method that can enhance the body's proportions and definition by targeting fat that resists diet and exercise. Liposuction is often combined with other cosmetic surgeries such as tummy tucks or body lifts to achieve optimal contouring.

Good candidates

• Candidates should be within 20–30 pounds of their ideal body weight, in good health, and have firm skin with good elasticity.
• The best results are seen in individuals who maintain a stable weight and have localized fat deposits rather than generalized obesity.
• Non-smokers and those with realistic expectations tend to be ideal candidates.

What to expect after surgery

• Recovery varies depending on the size and number of treated areas, but most patients return to work within a few days to a week. Swelling and bruising are common and may take several weeks to fully resolve.
• A compression garment is typically worn for support and to help shape the body during healing. Final results become more noticeable over several months as the body heals and swelling subsides.

FAQs

• Will the fat come back? Fat cells removed during liposuction are gone permanently, but weight gain can cause remaining fat cells to expand. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is key.
• Are the results immediate? Swelling may obscure results initially. You’ll see more defined contours as the swelling goes down over a few weeks to months.
• Will there be scarring? Scars are minimal and typically hidden in natural creases or areas that are not highly visible.

Liposuction-assisted techniques are advanced forms of liposuction that use laser energy (SmartLipo) or ultrasound (VASER) to liquefy fat before removal. This can allow for easier extraction, less trauma to surrounding tissues, and improved skin tightening. These methods are ideal for areas with dense or fibrous fat, such as the back, male chest, or under the chin.

Good candidates

• Patients seeking enhanced precision, skin tightening, or treatment in more delicate or dense areas may benefit from assisted techniques.
• Ideal candidates are still within a healthy weight range and looking to refine body contours.

What to expect after surgery

• Recovery is similar to traditional liposuction but may involve less bruising and a slightly faster healing time.
• Compression garments are still required, and you may experience temporary numbness, swelling, or tenderness.
• Skin may appear tighter and more toned as collagen production increases post-procedure.

FAQs

• Is this safer than traditional liposuction? These techniques can reduce trauma to tissue and improve skin tightening, but they still carry standard surgical risks.
• Is the cost higher? Assisted techniques may cost more due to specialized equipment and technology, but may offer benefits for certain cases.
• Will it treat cellulite or sagging skin? These methods may improve skin appearance, but they’re not a cure for cellulite or significant sagging.

Nonsurgical fat reduction uses energy-based treatments to destroy fat cells without incisions. Common options include cryolipolysis (CoolSculpting), radiofrequency, and laser lipolysis. These treatments are ideal for patients with small areas of excess fat who prefer a noninvasive approach with little to no downtime.

Good candidates

• Best for individuals close to their goal weight who have pinchable fat in areas like the abdomen, flanks, thighs, or chin. It’s not a replacement for liposuction, but a good option for those avoiding surgery or looking for minor contouring.

What to expect after treatment

• Sessions last 30–60 minutes per area, and patients can return to normal activity immediately.
• Results appear gradually over several weeks as the body metabolizes destroyed fat cells.
• Multiple treatments may be required for optimal results.

FAQs

• Is there any downtime? Most patients resume activities the same day. Some may experience mild swelling, redness, or tingling.
• Are results permanent? Once destroyed, fat cells do not regenerate—but remaining fat cells can grow with weight gain.
• How much fat can I lose? Most treatments reduce fat in the treated area by about 20–25% per session.

An arm lift, or brachioplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess skin and fat from the upper arms, often referred to as “bat wings.” This procedure tightens and smooths the underlying supportive tissue and can significantly enhance the contour of the upper arm, especially after significant weight loss or aging-related skin laxity.

Good candidates

• Ideal candidates include those with loose or sagging skin on the upper arms, good overall health, and a stable weight.
• Candidates should not smoke and should have realistic expectations about the outcome and potential scarring.

What to expect after surgery

• Patients typically experience swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort for the first few days.
• Compression garments are worn to reduce swelling and support the healing process.
• Most patients return to work within 1–2 weeks, with full activity resumed after 4–6 weeks.

FAQs

• Will there be noticeable scars? Yes, scars are typically located on the inner arm or back of the arm and may fade over time.
• Is this procedure combined with liposuction? It often is—especially if there’s both excess fat and skin to address.
• How long do results last? Results are long-lasting with stable weight and healthy lifestyle.

Body contouring refers to a series of procedures designed to remove excess skin and reshape various areas of the body after major weight loss. This may include the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, arms, and breasts. These surgeries improve comfort, hygiene, and body proportions while enhancing self-confidence and mobility.

Good candidates

• Patients who have lost a significant amount of weight (often 100+ pounds), either through bariatric surgery or lifestyle changes, and have maintained their weight loss for at least 6 months.
• Candidates should be in good health and emotionally prepared for staged surgeries.

What to expect after surgery

• Depending on the areas treated, recovery can range from 2–6 weeks.
• Most procedures require drains and compression garments, and patients will need support with mobility during the first days.
• Full results develop over several months as swelling resolves and scars begin to fade.

FAQs

• Can this be done in one surgery? Sometimes, but often it’s staged for safety and optimal results.
• Are the results permanent? With stable weight, results are long-lasting. Weight fluctuations may affect outcomes.
• Will insurance cover this? Occasionally, especially if skin issues (e.g., rashes) are present. Preauthorization is required.

A body lift targets the midsection, flanks, buttocks, and thighs to remove excess skin and lift sagging tissues. It is commonly performed after major weight loss and includes procedures like the lower body lift or belt lipectomy, which circles the entire lower torso for full 360° body contouring.

Good candidates

• Patients with sagging skin around the abdomen, lower back, and buttocks after weight loss.
• Good physical health, non-smoking status, and commitment to maintaining results are essential.

What to expect after surgery

• This extensive procedure requires a longer recovery—typically 4–6 weeks.
• Patients may stay overnight or longer in the hospital and will need help during the first few weeks.
• Swelling, tightness, and limited mobility are expected but improve over time.

FAQs

• Will I lose more weight with this surgery? No, this is not a weight loss procedure—it’s for reshaping the body after weight loss.
• How visible are the scars? Scars are placed strategically along natural creases and can fade significantly with time.
• Is this different from a tummy tuck? Yes, a body lift includes more areas like the flanks and buttocks for full lower torso reshaping.

Buttock enhancement reshapes and improves the size, projection, and contour of the gluteal region. This can be achieved using fat grafting (commonly known as a Brazilian Butt Lift) or implants. A buttock lift, on the other hand, removes sagging skin and lifts the tissue, often after weight loss or aging.

Good candidates

• Ideal candidates have a flat, sagging, or asymmetrical buttock area and desire a fuller or more lifted appearance.
• Candidates should be healthy, with sufficient fat for transfer (in the case of fat grafting), or be comfortable with implants.

What to expect after surgery

• Recovery involves avoiding pressure on the buttocks for 1–2 weeks and using a special cushion for sitting.
• Swelling and bruising are common.
• Normal activities resume gradually over 4–6 weeks.

FAQs

• Is fat grafting better than implants? Fat grafting offers a more natural feel but requires sufficient donor fat. Implants may be better for lean individuals.
• How long do results last? Fat grafted results can be long-lasting, though some fat absorption is expected.
• What’s the downtime? Most patients resume light activity in 2 weeks, with full activity in about 6 weeks.

A mommy makeover is a combination of procedures tailored to restore the body after pregnancy and breastfeeding. It often includes breast surgery (lift, augmentation, or reduction), tummy tuck, and liposuction. The goal is to address volume loss, stretched skin, and weakened abdominal muscles.

Good candidates

• Women who are finished having children, at a stable weight, and are unhappy with body changes after pregnancy.
• Candidates should be in good health and have realistic expectations about recovery and outcomes.

What to expect after surgery

• Recovery varies depending on the procedures performed.
• Most women take 2–3 weeks off work and avoid strenuous activity for 4–6 weeks.
• Swelling, bruising, and discomfort are normal and managed with medications and compression garments.

FAQs

• Can I still have kids after a mommy makeover? Yes, but future pregnancies may affect your results.
• Is this covered by insurance? No, this is considered elective cosmetic surgery.
• How long do results last? With a healthy lifestyle, results can last many years.

A thigh lift reshapes the inner or outer thighs by removing excess skin and fat, improving tone and definition. It's often performed after significant weight loss or for patients with skin laxity due to aging.

Good candidates

• Individuals with sagging or loose skin on the thighs that doesn’t improve with exercise. Good skin quality and overall health are key factors.

What to expect after surgery

• Bruising and swelling are common, and walking may be uncomfortable for the first few days.
• Compression garments help support the area.
• Patients usually return to work in 2–3 weeks and resume full activity in about 6 weeks.

FAQs

• Will this help cellulite? It can improve skin tone but may not eliminate cellulite entirely.
• Are scars visible? Scars are placed in discreet locations, often along the groin crease.
• Can this be combined with liposuction? Yes, to enhance contouring and remove excess fat.

A tummy tuck tightens abdominal muscles and removes excess skin and fat from the lower abdomen. It is ideal for those with weakened or separated muscles (diastasis recti), stretched skin, or stubborn fat that doesn't respond to diet or exercise.

Good candidates

• Patients with loose or sagging abdominal skin, post-pregnancy muscle separation, or after weight loss.
• Candidates should not plan future pregnancies and should be close to their goal weight.

What to expect after surgery

• Most patients stay overnight.
• Recovery includes 2–3 weeks of downtime and limited movement to allow proper healing.
• A compression garment is worn, and activity is gradually increased over 6 weeks.

FAQs

• Will I lose weight with a tummy tuck? It’s not a weight loss procedure, but some patients notice a flatter, more contoured midsection.
• Can it fix stretch marks? Yes, if the stretch marks are located on the skin that’s removed.
• Will my belly button look natural? Surgeons reshape and reposition it for a natural appearance.

A brow lift addresses sagging eyebrows, forehead wrinkles, and frown lines to create a more refreshed, youthful appearance. The procedure elevates the brow line and smooths the forehead, reducing the tired or angry expression caused by aging.

Good candidates

• Ideal for individuals with drooping brows, deep forehead creases, or furrows between the eyebrows.
• Candidates should be in good health, non-smokers, and have realistic expectations.

What to expect after surgery

• Mild swelling and bruising are common, with most patients returning to work in about 10 days.
• Full healing takes a few weeks. Incisions are usually hidden in the hairline or natural creases.

FAQs

• Will it change my eye shape? No, but it may improve eyelid hooding.
• Can it be combined with eyelid surgery? Yes, for more comprehensive rejuvenation.
• How long do results last? Typically 5–10 years, depending on skin quality and aging.

This procedure removes buccal fat pads from the cheeks to slim the lower face and enhance facial contour. It creates a more defined and sculpted appearance, especially for individuals with fuller cheeks.

Good candidates

• Patients who feel their face appears overly round or "baby-faced," and want a more contoured look.
• Ideal for those at a healthy weight, with stable facial structure and no prior facial thinning.

What to expect after surgery

• A short, in-office procedure with minimal downtime.
• Swelling lasts a few days to a week, and full results develop over several months as tissue settles.

FAQs

• Will this make me look older? Not typically, but excessive fat removal can prematurely age the face over time.
• Is it permanent? Yes, the fat removed does not grow back.
• Can it be combined with other facial procedures? Absolutely, especially with chin or jawline enhancement.

Cheek enhancement adds volume and definition to the midface using implants or dermal fillers. It restores youthful contours and can correct volume loss due to aging.

Good candidates

• Those with flat or hollow cheeks, age-related volume loss, or desiring more prominent cheekbones.
• Good overall health and realistic expectations are essential.

What to expect after surgery

• With implants, expect some swelling and tightness for 1–2 weeks.
• Fillers offer immediate results with minimal downtime.
• Bruising may occur.

FAQs

• Are cheek implants permanent? Yes, though they can be removed or adjusted.
• Do fillers last as long? Most last 6–18 months, depending on the product.
• Is this procedure painful? Discomfort is minimal and well-managed with medication.

Chin surgery reshapes or enhances the chin using implants or bone repositioning to balance facial proportions. It can strengthen a weak chin, improve jawline definition, or correct asymmetry.

Good candidates

• Ideal for those with a recessed or unbalanced chin, or seeking a more defined lower face.
• A strong jawline can also enhance the appearance of the neck and nose.

What to expect after surgery

• Swelling, tightness, and mild bruising are common.
• Most people resume light activities in a week.
• Results are visible once swelling subsides over a few weeks.

FAQs

• Will this change my bite? It can, in sliding genioplasty procedures, but not with implants.
• Is scarring noticeable? Incisions are often inside the mouth or under the chin.
• Can this be combined with rhinoplasty? Yes, for balanced facial harmony

Otoplasty corrects prominent or misshapen ears by reshaping cartilage and repositioning ears closer to the head. It’s often done on children or adults looking to improve ear symmetry or appearance.

Good candidates

• Children over age 5 with fully developed ears, or adults self-conscious about protruding or asymmetrical ears.
• Candidates should be healthy and have realistic goals.

What to expect after surgery

• Ears are bandaged for a few days to protect the new shape.
• Mild discomfort and itching are common.
• Most return to work or school within a week.

FAQs

• Is hearing affected? No, otoplasty is cosmetic and doesn’t involve inner structures.
• Can one ear be corrected alone?  Yes, for asymmetry.
• Will the ears “spring back”? Rarely, if the aftercare instructions are followed.

Eyelid surgery removes excess skin, fat, or muscle from the upper and/or lower eyelids to correct drooping eyelids and puffy under-eye bags. This procedure can enhance appearance and, in some cases, improve vision obstructed by sagging lids.

Good candidates

• People with sagging upper eyelids, under-eye puffiness, or drooping that interferes with vision.
• Ideal candidates are non-smokers in good health with realistic expectations.

What to expect after surgery

• Swelling and bruising are common for the first week.
• Stitches are usually removed within 5–7 days, and most people return to work in 10–14 days.
• Results become more refined over time.

FAQs

• Will this affect my vision? It may improve peripheral vision if sagging was an issue.
• Are scars visible? Incisions are hidden in natural eyelid creases.
• Can this be combined with other facial procedures? Yes, commonly with brow lifts or facelifts.

A facelift surgically lifts and tightens facial tissues to reduce sagging skin, deep creases, and jowls. It can dramatically improve visible signs of aging on the face and neck.

Good candidates

• Best for individuals with moderate to severe facial aging, good skin elasticity, and bone structure.
• Candidates should be healthy, non-smokers, and committed to a healthy lifestyle.

What to expect after surgery

• Swelling, bruising, and tightness are expected initially.
• Recovery takes 2–3 weeks, with full results visible over several months.
• The procedure offers long-lasting rejuvenation, typically 8–10 years.

FAQs

• Will I look “pulled”? A natural result is the goal with modern facelift techniques.
• How long does a facelift last? About 8–10 years, depending on age and skin care.
• Is the surgery painful? Discomfort is minimal and manageable with medication.

Facial implants add definition and balance to the chin, jawline, or cheeks. These permanent implants are tailored to enhance your natural features and improve facial symmetry.

Good candidates

• People who feel their facial proportions are unbalanced or wish to enhance specific areas.
• Ideal for those seeking a permanent solution over temporary fillers.

What to expect after surgery

• Some swelling and discomfort are expected.
• Most resume normal activity within 1–2 weeks.
• Final results appear once swelling resolves, usually within a few months.

FAQs

• Are implants safe? Yes, they are made of biocompatible materials and are well-tolerated.
• Can implants be removed or changed later? Yes, they can be adjusted or removed if desired.
• Will I look drastically different? No—enhancement aims for natural-looking balance.

A neck lift addresses loose skin, muscle banding, and excess fat in the neck and jawline. It smooths and tightens the neck area to restore a more youthful profile.

Good candidates

• Those with sagging neck skin, visible muscle bands, or a “turkey wattle” appearance.
• Candidates should be in good health and have realistic expectations.

What to expect after surgery

• Swelling and bruising may last 1–2 weeks.
• A compression garment may be worn to reduce swelling.
• Results are visible within weeks and continue to improve as healing progresses.

FAQs

• Is a neck lift always done with a facelift? Often, but it can be performed alone depending on patient needs.
• Are the scars noticeable? Incisions are typically hidden behind the ears and under the chin.
• How long do results last? Most see long-lasting improvement for 7–10 years.

Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose for aesthetic or functional reasons. It can alter the size, shape, or structure of the nose to improve facial harmony or correct breathing issues.

Good candidates

• Those unhappy with the shape or function of their nose.
• Candidates should be emotionally mature, with fully developed facial structures (typically after age 16–17).

What to expect after surgery

• Bruising and swelling are common, especially around the eyes.
• A splint is worn for about a week.
• Most return to work in 1–2 weeks; final results may take up to a year to refine.

FAQs

• Will I still look like me? Yes—rhinoplasty enhances your natural features.
• Can it fix a deviated septum? Yes, functional and cosmetic goals can be combined.
• Is the procedure reversible? Revision is possible but should only be done when fully healed.

Botulinum toxin injections temporarily relax targeted facial muscles to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles—especially around the forehead, eyes, and between the brows. These FDA-approved treatments are non-surgical, quick, and highly effective for smoothing skin.

Good candidates

• Adults looking to minimize early signs of aging without surgery.
• Also used preventively for younger individuals noticing dynamic wrinkles.

What to expect after treatment:

• Minimal downtime.
• Effects begin within a few days, with full results in 1–2 weeks.
• Results last 3–4 months on average.

FAQs

• Will I look frozen? When performed correctly, results are natural and expressive.
• Is it painful? Discomfort is minimal and brief.

Dermal fillers restore lost volume, smooth wrinkles, and enhance facial contours. Common areas treated include cheeks, lips, nasolabial folds, and under-eye hollows.

Good candidates

• Adults with mild to moderate facial volume loss or wrinkles.
• Ideal for those seeking temporary rejuvenation without surgery.

What to expect after treatment

• Results are immediate with minimal downtime.
• Mild swelling or bruising may occur but usually resolves in a few days.
• Most fillers last 6–18 months, depending on the product used.

FAQs

• What are fillers made of? Most are hyaluronic acid-based, a substance naturally found in the skin.
• Can it be reversed? Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with an enzyme if needed.

Laser treatments reduce skin imperfections such as fine lines, pigmentation, acne scars, and sun damage. Resurfacing stimulates collagen production for firmer, more even skin tone.

Good candidates

• Patients with sun damage, uneven texture, acne scars, or aging skin who want improvement without surgery.

What to expect after treatment

• Recovery depends on the depth of the laser.
• Mild treatments may have redness for a few days, while deeper treatments can take 1–2 weeks to heal.
• Sun protection is crucial.

FAQs

• Is it safe for all skin types? Some lasers are better suited for lighter skin tones. A consultation determines the best type.
• How long do results last? Results are long-lasting with good skincare habits