Jawline filler Lip filler
Jawline, chin, mid face, downward turn of the mouth, lips and nasolabial fold treated. Appreciate how the lower portion of her face now appears shorter and sharper in the after photo. Many times people will come in and complain that their face looks droopy and longer. You have to understand that the problem resides in the upper and middle part of the face and we age lateral to medial in a swooshing downwards motion. Honestly, she’s a surgical facelift candidate and she knows this, but isn’t ready to go under the knife. Given that she may have surgery one day I chose to use Radiesse in her jawline as I’ve heard from plastic surgeons that HA filler in the jawline over a long period of time can make the area doughy. Making it harder for them to perform the surgery due to poor tissue integrity. Radiesse and Sculptra are collagen stimulators and can strengthen the tissue making the surgeons job much easier. It’s our job as a practitioner to think of the patient in the long term and not in the moment.
PRP injections for undereyes
This patient had a Halo laser treatment at another practice a couple of months before coming to see me. Laser treatments help kickstart collagen production, and when I performed PRP injections under his eyes, we added concentrated growth factors to support healing and enhance that remodeling process.
Neurotoxin
Strategic neurotoxin placement to soften dynamic movement while maintaining expression, paired with precise dermal filler placement for support and balance.
Tear trough filler brow tail lift (neurotoxins) Chin Augmentation/Chin filler Botox/Dysport
Correct the under eye, lift the tail of the brow, augment the chin, and slim the masseter muscle to balance out the face.
Full face neurotoxin brow lift non-surgical rhinoplasty chin filler lip filler
Full face toxin + brow lift + non-surgical rhino + chin + lips = THIS.
Radiesse, Belotero
This patient is in her late 40s and was noticing changes through the midface, jawline, temples, lips, and lower face. What we are really seeing is a combination of:
Hand filler
Here’s a two week before and after.Simple procedure with literally no downtime unless you bruise.Not painful.Results are immediate and last over a year.
Restylane Defyne (Chin filler)
For this treatment, we used 2 syringes of Restylane Defyne to support and refine the chin. The goal was to soften the labiomandibular crease, also known as the “chin shadow,” while also creating a slightly longer, narrower, and more balanced chin shape.
Sculptra
3 month before and after with our Sculptra Multipoint Technique. This technique addresses multiple areas (up to 10) of the face to achieve a harmonious outcome.
Lip Filler 4
1 ml of Restylane Defyne and 0.2 ml of Restylane Kysse for these beauties.
Sculptra
These beautiful results were achieved using Sculptra Temporal Brow Lift combined with the Sculptra Multipoint Technique. Notice how the brows are naturally lifted, opening and brightening the eyes for a refreshed look. NO TOXIN USED!
Cheek Filler
Lip touch up and cheek pop tester for this beauty. She was on the fence about the cheeks but decided to do a little bit to see if she’d like it. And she loved it.....lol.
Sculptra, Restylane Contour, Belotero Balance, Restylane Defyne, Restylane Refyne, Dysport
Facial Balancing
This is what facial balancing should look like.
Not overdone.
Not obvious.
Not like a different person.
Just softer, fresher, and more supported.
Chin Filler
Chin filler is not just about projection.
For this treatment, we used 2 syringes of Restylane Defyne to support and refine the chin. The goal was to soften the labiomandibular crease, also known as the “chin shadow,” while also creating a slightly longer, narrower, and more balanced chin shape.
Sculptra
3 month before and after with our Sculptra Multipoint Technique. This technique addresses multiple areas (up to 10) of the face to achieve a harmonious outcome.
Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty
Resty-L was used to hide the hump and sharpen the tip.
The nose is a higher-risk area, so product choice and technique matter. Restylane-L is a hyaluronic acid filler, meaning it can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if needed. That is one of the reasons it can be a thoughtful choice when treating delicate areas where safety and precision are critical.