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An injectable that changes the way neurons interact with the muscles where it is injected. This is used to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines of the face. It can also be used to reduce the size of certain muscles.

Chemical peels are a cosmetic procedure that uses chemical solutions to exfoliate and resurface the skin. They aim to remove damaged skin layers, revealing a smoother, more youthful complexion. This process can help improve various skin concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, acne, and scars.

The most common form of injectable filler derived from HA of different thickness depending on what areas are to be treated. These fillers can be used to augment areas of the face, contour, fill lines and provide hydration. Generally speaking, the thicker substances such as Juvederm Voluma last longer and are injected deeper onto the bone and the opposite is true for the finer fillers such as Restylane Silk.

Laser treatment to improve skin texture and tone. These can be fractionated where the laser is delivered in small precise pinpoints leaving untreated skin in between or non-fractionated. With a fractionated laser treatment, your recovery will be faster as less skin was treated but you'll need more sessions in order to treat all the skin.

Collagen induction therapy for skin using tiny needles to create uniform trauma to the skin. This causes new collagen to form smoothing out skin imperfections.

A combination of using RF technology along with microneedling to penetrate and deliver heat to deeper layers of the skin. This procedure can be used for fat reduction as well.

A type of injectable that is placed very superficially in the skin to hydrate and plump the skin. They can be used to fill fine lines and provide firmness. Some examples are those made from Hyaluronic Acid, antioxidants, vitamins, collagen boosting or a combination of all of them.