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Facial Aesthetics

Non-surgical injections

There are many non-surgical options that help reduce signs of aging throughout the face, neck, and hands. Below are two of the most popular methods of achieving these goals. Please scroll down to learn more.

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BOTOX Ⓡ Cosmetic

Botox injections are a popular non-surgical option to reduce or eliminate frown lines throughout the face. Common treatment areas include forehead creases, between the eyebrows, around the eyes (crows feet), bands in the neck. This medication can also help relieve migraines, excess sweating, and vasospasm in the hands.

For more information, please click on the brochures below.

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  • No anesthesia is required for injection

Anesthesia

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  • 15 minutes

Duration of Procedure

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Post-procedure course

  • Resume normal activities immediately

  • Resume exercise in 24 hours

  • Effect lasts an average of 3-6 month

  • Avoid applying make-up in the treated areas for 4 hours following treatment

  • Avoid physical exercise or hot tub use on the day of treatment

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Risks & Precautions

  • Caution: do not rub the treated areas afterwards for at least 24 hours as this can spread the medication and cause droop in other unwanted areas

  • Common risks of Botox:

    • Headache

    • Nausea

    • Local bruising, pain, swelling, redness​​

    • Temporary facial weakness or drooping

    • *Please see the attached brochures for uncommon risks

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Soft tissue fillers

Fillers are can be used to correct signs of aging by restoring facial volume that has been lost over time. There are many types of soft tissue fillers that can be injected under the skin at different levels to help achieve this goal. A detailed approach and plan are required before each session. Common treatment areas include the forehead, cheek, tear troughs, and jowls.

Surgical treatment options

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