Botulinum toxin type A is an injectable neurotoxin, better known under brand names such as Botox and Dysport. Neurotoxin treatments are the most popular single cosmetic procedure in the U.S. and are mainly used to smooth dynamic wrinkles, or those wrinkles that form as a result of facial movements like frowning, squinting, smiling, and other expressions we tend to make day after day. Treatment works by blocking nerve impulses to the muscles, causing them to relax. As a result, your expressions soften and the dynamic wrinkles are greatly reduced.

Dermal fillers are used as non-invasive ways for patients to soften and even get rid of unwanted wrinkles, face creases and age lines. In addition to BOTOX, other injectables used include Juvederm,  and Restylane that will help contour the face shape to the patient’s preference. The key ingredient in these fillers is hyaluronic acid, a substance already naturally-occurring in the body that helps add volume and hydration to the skin. As a person ages, their skin gets thinner and more elastic, and with the aid of these fillers, the sagging skin will be plumped up, making the face and other body parts look fuller and more youthful.

Lip fillers are made with an ingredient called hyaluronic acid; a natural product that is responsible for locking moisture into the skin. Most lip fillers contain the numbing medication lidocaine as well as the filler itself; thereby creating a painless process. This can also help correct a "Gummy Smile"

Hand rejuvenation is achievable with the help of dermal fillers, specifically Restylane® Lyft. These fillers make the veins, bones, and tendons less visible by providing volume and plumpness to the backs of the hands.

Hand rejuvenation is achievable with the help of dermal fillers, specifically Restylane® Lyft. These fillers make the veins, bones, and tendons less visible by providing volume and plumpness to the backs of the hands.