Biostimulators are not fillers. Here is the difference.
One adds volume on the day. The other asks your skin to rebuild itself over two months. They are not interchangeable, and they are not priced the same way.
Written by the clinic, for patients deciding whether something is worth doing.
One adds volume on the day. The other asks your skin to rebuild itself over two months. They are not interchangeable, and they are not priced the same way.
Memory is a poor record of a face. Standardised photographs are the only honest way to judge whether a course of treatment worked.
Suction, acid, and serum, in a specific order. A walk through each of the six steps and what each one is for.
We deliberately stop short on a first contouring visit. Two weeks of living with the result tells us more than any consultation can.
The most common cause we see is shaving. What that means for how it is treated, and why the home routine matters more than the clinic visit.
Heat, exercise, alcohol, and sleeping position. A short list of what to avoid and why each one matters.