
Sculptra
These before/after photos show a subtle but powerful lift using Sculptra in the temples to support and elevate the lateral brow.Her before photos were taken in early July, and the after photos were taken at the end of November — showcasing true collagen remodeling over time.⭐ Disclosure: She also received a small amount of Dysport® under the brow, but that was done over 4 months ago, meaning those effects have most likely worn off. The lift you’re seeing now is almost entirely from Sculptra-driven collagen support.What you’re seeing:• A smoother, more open outer eye area• Soft lifting of the tail of the brow• Less heaviness on the upper eyelid• Improved temple contour, which indirectly elevates the brow• A natural, refreshed look without appearing “done”Sculptra works gradually — building your own collagen for long-lasting, ultra-natural results. This is why temple support is one of our favorite ways to create a brow lift without surgery.
Lip filler
What’s your take on lip ratios? Trends like 60/40 or 40/60, or even even 50/50 are popular, but I personally prefer lips that follow the natural anatomical flow of the chin-to-nose ratio.
Belotero Balance
Forehead filler? Yes—when done right, it’s subtle, sophisticated, and powerful.
Radiesse for jawline, chin, cheek augmentation
Before & After: Jawline, Chin, and Cheek Augmentation
Ultrasound-Guided Filler Dissolving (Hyaluronidase Injection)
Transformation in Action: Precision, Care, and Understanding the Art of Aesthetic Medicine and ultrasound.
Botox
Many people think of Botox as just the first step into the aesthetic world or worry about a “frozen” look. But it’s so much more!
Sculptra
Another stunning example of our multi-point Sculptra technique, combined with a Sculptra temporal brow lift!
Sculptra Dysport
🧬 Sculptra & Dysport Transformation 🧬Performed at Bougie Aesthetics – Fort Worth, TX
Radiesse for chin augmentation and jawline contouring
haylefnp
60w
Enhancing masculine aesthetics with chin augmentation and jawline contouring using fillers like #radiesse A well-defined chin and strong jawline truly accentuate a masculine facial profile.
PRF, PRP, Botox
Before & After: 2 Weeks Post-PRF Under Eye Treatment & Full Face Botox & A little touch of Lips
Chin + Cheek + Jawline contour Botox
It’s been a true pleasure working with this incredible client! In the after photo, you can see enhancements to the chin, jawline, and cheeks — all aimed at highlighting the natural, masculine features that define a strong, handsome profile.
Botox Sculptra
Not everybody needs to get everything done — and that’s okay. This is a perfect example of someone who simply wanted to see what full-face Botox was like, along with a touch of #sculptra and filler in small areas like her lips.
Lip filler
Why are lips the most sought-after feature in aesthetics? Historically, lips symbolize youth, vitality, and sensuality—enhanced naturally or with filler, they boost confidence and allure.
Radiesse PRFM
Grateful to help my gorgeous client achieve a natural, refreshed look with soft lips, gentle cheeks, and brightened under eyes all from using primarily a regenerative portfolio of treatments. Love seeing her glow! DM me for your own questions or thoughts. Both pictures with makeup on.
Sculptra
Injectable treatments, especially biostimulatory products like Sculptra, are highly individual results depend on each person’s response.
Botox
Through dynamic assessment and targeted Botox myo-modulation, I’ve been able to refine and enhance my client’s natural beauty. By evaluating muscle activity during movement, and understanding some of her hypertrophied facial muscles we were able to soften them for a beautiful soft outcome.
Sculptra
What I love most about these results is that she still looks like herself — just beautifully enhanced. Improvements include the lid-cheek junction, under-eye area, nasolabial folds, and chin shadow. I’ve also been exploring treatment of hypertrophic temporalis and masseter muscles to soften the face’s bulk while maintaining natural function — creating a balanced, look.

