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Botulinum toxin injections temporarily reduce activity in selected facial muscles.

Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces activity in selected facial muscles.

Botulinum toxin can reduce selected muscle pull that contributes to chin dimpling or downturned mouth corners.

A lip flip aims to reveal a little more of the upper lip by relaxing selected muscle activity.

A broad lower face can reflect bone, fat or the masseter muscles used for chewing.

Botulinum toxin can soften selected vertical neck bands caused by the platysma muscle.

Dermal fillers can add or restore volume in selected facial areas.

Cheek treatment considers the support and shape of the midface.

Lip design begins with your existing shape, movement and facial proportions.

Chin shape influences the balance of the lower face in profile.

Jawline filler can add definition where structure is lacking.

Temple hollowing can change the transition between the forehead and cheek.

Smile folds are a normal part of facial anatomy.

Lines from the mouth corners toward the chin can involve both structure and muscle movement.

Under-eye shadows can come from hollowing, pigmentation, skin quality or eye bags.

Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a water-binding material used in some skin injections.

HA skin boosters use a selected hyaluronic acid formulation injected into the skin to address fine roughness, lines or hydration.

Polynucleotides (PN) are purified chains of DNA building blocks used in some skin injections.

Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) is a synthetic injectable material that can stimulate collagen formation as the body responds to it.

Calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) contains mineral-like particles in a carrier gel.

PLLA and CaHA are injectable materials that can stimulate a collagen response.

A double chin can reflect fat, skin, muscle or limited chin projection.

Fractional CO2 laser removes microscopic columns of skin while leaving surrounding areas untreated.

This combines fractional CO2 resurfacing with platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood.

RF microneedling uses needles to deliver radiofrequency heat within the skin.

DPL is a commercial term used for a form of filtered intense pulsed light (IPL), rather than a separate type of laser.

Medical microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled skin punctures.

A chemical peel uses a selected solution to exfoliate the skin.

Changes in texture, pigment, dryness and firmness can have different causes.

Focused ultrasound uses sound energy to heat selected tissue beneath the skin.

Facial HIFU is considered when mild laxity is the main concern.

Neck HIFU focuses on selected skin-tightening concerns.

Body HIFU is available for assessment of localized skin laxity.

Body-related aesthetic concerns can have different causes.

Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from your own blood.

Facial PRP uses a preparation from your own blood for selected skin-quality goals.

PRP is prepared from your own blood and may be considered for selected cases of pattern hair loss.

Hair boosters is a broad term rather than one standardized treatment.

Exosomes are one type of tiny particle released by cells.

Exosome and secretome preparations are studied for facial skin quality, including use with microneedling and by injection.

Exosome and secretome approaches are being investigated for hair thinning.

Some exosome preparations have been studied as additions to resurfacing or microneedling.

Excessive sweating can affect comfort and daily activities even when you are not hot or exercising.