What are neurotoxins?

Neurotoxins are injectable medications that temporarily relax targeted facial muscles to soften wrinkles and prevent deeper lines from forming. They are most commonly used to treat expression lines caused by repeated muscle movement, such as frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet.

What neurotoxins do you offer?

We offer Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Lebyto.

What is the difference between Botox®, Dysport®, Xeomin®, and Letybo®?

All four are FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A products. The primary differences involve formulation, diffusion characteristics, and how each patient metabolizes the product.

• Botox
  The most recognized brand. Well-studied with decades of clinical use. Known for predictable, consistent results.

• Dysport
  Tends to diffuse slightly more, which can make it ideal for larger treatment areas like the forehead. Some patients feel it may take effect a bit faster.

• Xeomin
  A “naked” neurotoxin that contains no accessory proteins. Some patients prefer it if they have been using neurotoxins long-term.

• Letybo
  A newer FDA-approved neurotoxin with clinical results comparable to other botulinum toxin products. It offers another effective option for muscle relaxation.

How do neurotoxins work?

Neurotoxins block nerve signals to specific muscles, preventing them from contracting as strongly. This allows the skin overlying those muscles to relax and smooth, reducing the appearance of wrinkles while helping prevent new ones from forming.

What areas can be treated?

Common treatment areas include the forehead, between the brows, around the eyes, on the bridge of the nose, above the lip, the chin, downward turn of smile, bands of the neck, masseters, and jawline.

Does it hurt?

Discomfort is minimal. Most clients describe the injections as quick pinches.

How long does the treatment take?

Most neurotoxin appointments take about 10–20 minutes. There is no required downtime, making it easy to return to normal activities the same day.

When will I see results?

Results typically begin to appear within 3–7 days, with full results visible by about 10–14 days. Timing can vary slightly depending on the product used and individual response.

How long do results last?

Results usually last 3–4 months. Longevity depends on factors such as metabolism, muscle strength, dosage, and treatment area. Regular maintenance helps maintain consistent results.

Is there any downtime?

There is little to no downtime. You may experience mild redness, swelling, or bruising at injection sites, which usually resolves quickly.

Are there any risks or side effects?

When performed by a trained medical provider, neurotoxins are considered very safe. Temporary side effects may include mild bruising, swelling, headache, or asymmetry. Serious complications are rare.

How many units will I need?

The number of units varies based on treatment area, muscle strength, and desired outcome. Your provider will assess your facial anatomy and customize your treatment plan.

Who should NOT receive neurotoxin treatment?

Neurotoxins are not recommended for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have certain neuromuscular disorders, active infections at the treatment site, or known allergies to botulinum toxin ingredients. A consultation is required to confirm eligibility.

Why shouldn’t I buy neurotoxin online and inject it myself?

Injecting neurotoxin without proper medical training is unsafe and can result in serious complications.

Neurotoxins such as Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Letybo are prescription medications that require:

• Proper medical evaluation

• Knowledge of facial anatomy

• Sterile technique

• Correct dosing and placement

• Emergency management training

Online products may be counterfeit, improperly stored, expired, or diluted incorrectly. There is no guarantee of authenticity or safety when purchasing from unauthorized sources.

Improper injection can lead to:

• Facial asymmetry

• Drooping eyelids or brows

• Difficulty swallowing or speaking

• Infection

• Long-term muscle imbalance

Neurotoxin treatment is not simply “placing product.” It requires understanding of muscle strength, facial movement patterns, and individualized dosing to achieve safe, natural results.

For your safety, neurotoxins should only be administered by a licensed, trained medical professional in a clinical setting.

What are dermal fillers?

Dermal fillers are injectable treatments designed to restore lost volume, enhance contours, and improve facial balance. Most fillers are made of hyaluronic acid (HA), a substance naturally found in the body that attracts and retains moisture.

Fillers can be used for subtle enhancement or structural correction, depending on your goals.

What areas can be treated with filler?

Dermal fillers can be used to improve or enhance:

Face

• Cheeks

• Jawline

• Chin

• Under-eye hollows

• Nasolabial folds

• Temples

Lips

• Lip volume

• Lip shape and symmetry

• Perioral lines

Body (select cases)

• Hands

• Certain contour irregularities

• Non-surgical structural support areas

Treatment is fully customized to your anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Which filler brands do you carry?

We use FDA-approved, clinically studied filler products including:

• Restylane family of fillers

• Revanesse Versa

Each product has different properties, allowing for precise selection based on treatment area and desired outcome.

How do dermal fillers work?

Hyaluronic acid fillers add structure and volume beneath the skin. They can:

• Restore age-related volume loss

• Improve contour and projection

• Smooth deeper folds

• Enhance natural facial proportions

Results are immediate, with continued refinement as swelling resolves.

Will I look overfilled?

Our approach is focused on balance, proportion, and natural results. The goal is enhancement and structural support — not distortion. Treatment plans are conservative and tailored to your anatomy.

Does filler hurt?

Most fillers contain lidocaine for comfort. We also use topical numbing when appropriate. Patients typically describe treatment as tolerable with mild pressure.

Is there downtime?

Mild swelling, bruising, and tenderness are possible. Most patients resume normal activities quickly, though minor swelling may last several days.

How long do fillers last?

Longevity depends on the area treated and product used. Most hyaluronic acid fillers last 6–18 months, depending on metabolism and placement.

Are fillers reversible?

Yes. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase if necessary.

Are dermal fillers safe?

When performed by a trained medical provider, dermal fillers are considered safe and effective. A thorough consultation and facial assessment are required prior to treatment.

Who should not receive filler?

Fillers may not be recommended for patients who:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have active infections

• Have certain autoimmune or bleeding disorders

Why shouldn’t I buy dermal filler online and inject it myself?

Dermal fillers are prescription medical products that must be administered by a trained medical professional. Injecting filler without proper medical training can lead to serious and permanent complications.

Products purchased online may be:

• Counterfeit

• Expired

• Improperly stored

• Incorrectly diluted

• Not FDA-approved

There is no way to verify authenticity or sterility when purchasing from unauthorized sources.

What are the risks of self-injecting filler?

Filler is placed into precise anatomical layers of the face or body. Improper injection can result in:

• Severe swelling or infection

• Tissue damage or skin necrosis

• Vascular occlusion (blocked blood vessels)

• Permanent scarring

• Vision loss

• Facial asymmetry

Certain areas of the face contain critical blood vessels connected to the eyes and brain. Injecting filler into the wrong location can cause irreversible damage.

Why does filler require medical training?

Safe filler treatment requires:

• Advanced knowledge of facial anatomy

• Understanding of vascular structures

• Sterile technique

• Proper product selection

• Correct depth and placement

• Immediate recognition and management of complications

Medical providers are trained to identify and treat complications, including using hyaluronidase to dissolve hyaluronic acid fillers if necessary.

Is it worth the risk to save money?

The cost of correcting complications far exceeds the cost of proper treatment. More importantly, some complications cannot be reversed.

Your face is not a DIY project.

Where should filler be performed?

Dermal fillers should only be administered in a medical setting by a licensed and properly trained provider who understands facial anatomy and emergency management protocols.

What are biostimulators?

Biostimulators are injectable treatments that stimulate your body’s natural collagen production. Unlike traditional fillers that add immediate volume, biostimulators work gradually to improve skin firmness, structure, and overall quality over time.

They are ideal for patients seeking long-term, regenerative improvement rather than instant plumping.

Which biostimulators do you offer?

We offer FDA-approved collagen-stimulating injectables including:

• Sculptra

• Radiesse

Each product works differently and is selected based on treatment goals and anatomy.

How does Sculptra® work?

Sculptra is made of poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA). It gradually stimulates collagen production in the treated area. Results develop over several months and can provide long-lasting structural improvement.

Sculptra is often used for:

• Facial volume loss

• Temples and cheeks

• Jawline contour

• Overall facial rejuvenation

How does Radiesse® work?

Radiesse is composed of calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) microspheres. It provides immediate structure while also stimulating collagen production over time.

Radiesse is commonly used for:

• Jawline and chin contouring

• Cheeks

• Hands

• Structural facial support

How are biostimulators different from dermal fillers?

Traditional fillers provide immediate volume using hyaluronic acid.
Biostimulators:

• Stimulate your own collagen

• Improve skin thickness and firmness

• Provide longer-term structural improvement

• Develop results gradually

They are often used as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

When will I see results?

Biostimulators work gradually. Initial improvement may be subtle, with continued enhancement over weeks to months as collagen production increases.

How long do results last?

Results can last up to two years or longer, depending on the product used, treatment area, and individual metabolism.

Does treatment hurt?

Biostimulators are injected using advanced techniques with comfort measures in place. Most patients tolerate treatment well.

Is there downtime?

Mild swelling, bruising, or tenderness may occur. Most patients resume normal activities shortly after treatment.

Sculptra requires specific post-treatment massage instructions to ensure even product distribution.

Are biostimulators safe?

When administered by a trained medical provider, FDA-approved biostimulators are considered safe and effective. Proper patient selection and technique are essential.

Who is a good candidate for biostimulators?

Biostimulators are ideal for patients who:

• Have moderate volume loss

• Want gradual, natural-looking improvement

• Prefer long-term collagen stimulation

• Want structural enhancement without looking “filled”

Why shouldn’t I inject biostimulators at home?

Biostimulators such as Sculptra and Radiesse are prescription injectable treatments that require advanced medical training and anatomical knowledge. These products are not designed for self-administration.

Injecting biostimulators without proper training can result in serious and sometimes permanent complications.

Why are biostimulators different from traditional fillers?

Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, biostimulators:

• Are not easily reversible

• Stimulate long-term collagen production

• Require specific dilution and preparation

• Must be injected at precise depths and locations

Improper placement can lead to visible nodules, asymmetry, or structural irregularities that are difficult to correct.

What are the risks of self-injecting biostimulators?

Potential complications include:

• Infection

• Severe swelling

• Tissue damage

• Vascular occlusion (blocked blood vessels)

• Skin necrosis

• Permanent nodules or granulomas

• Facial asymmetry

Because these products stimulate collagen over time, complications may not appear immediately and can become more difficult to treat later.

Why does treatment require medical expertise?

Safe biostimulator treatment requires:

• Advanced understanding of facial anatomy

• Knowledge of vascular structures

• Proper product reconstitution and dilution

• Controlled injection technique

• Post-treatment management protocols

• Ability to recognize and manage complications

These are medical procedures, not cosmetic DIY treatments.

Are online products safe?

Products sold online may be counterfeit, improperly stored, expired, or not FDA-approved. There is no reliable way to verify authenticity or sterility when purchasing from unauthorized sources.

Is it worth the risk?

Biostimulators are powerful tools for long-term collagen remodeling when used correctly. When used incorrectly, they can create complications that are complex, expensive, and sometimes permanent.

These treatments should only be performed by a licensed, trained medical provider in a clinical setting.

What is your Medical Weight Loss Program?

Our Medical Weight Loss Program is a provider-guided program designed to support safe, sustainable fat loss and metabolic improvement. It combines medical evaluation, prescription support when appropriate, lifestyle coaching, and ongoing monitoring to help patients achieve measurable results.

This is not a crash diet. It is a structured medical program.

How is medical weight loss different from dieting on my own?

Medical weight loss addresses the biological factors that influence weight, including:

• Hormonal balance

• Insulin resistance

• Appetite regulation

• Metabolic rate

• Body composition

Rather than focusing only on calorie restriction, we evaluate underlying contributors and create a personalized plan.

Who is a candidate for medical weight loss?

You may be a candidate if you:

• Struggle to lose weight despite diet and exercise

• Have weight-related health concerns

• Experience appetite control challenges

• Have metabolic resistance

• Want medically supervised support

A consultation and medical evaluation are required.

What does the program include?

Your plan may include:

• Comprehensive consultation and assessment

• Ongoing medical supervision

• Prescription support when appropriate

• Nutrition guidance

• Lifestyle coaching

• Regular progress monitoring

Treatment plans are individualized based on your medical history and goals.

How much weight can I expect to lose?

Results vary depending on starting weight, metabolic health, and adherence to the program. Most patients experience steady, progressive weight reduction when following their personalized plan.

Our goal is sustainable fat loss — not temporary fluctuation.

Is this a quick fix?

No. Sustainable weight loss requires consistency, monitoring, and lifestyle alignment. Our program is designed for long-term success, not rapid rebound.

Are medications required?

Not always. Some patients benefit from prescription support, while others may succeed with structured nutrition and medical guidance alone. Your provider will determine what is appropriate for you.

Will I be monitored?

Yes. Ongoing follow-up appointments are essential to:

• Track progress

• Adjust treatment as needed

• Monitor safety

• Support long-term success

Medical supervision is a key part of the program.

Is medical weight loss safe?

When supervised by a qualified medical provider, medical weight loss programs are designed to be safe and structured. Your health history and lab work are reviewed before starting any treatment plan.

What happens after I reach my goal weight?

Maintenance is part of the plan. We help patients transition into a sustainable long-term strategy to preserve results and prevent regain.

Why shouldn’t I order weight loss medications online without in-person medical supervision?

Weight loss medications are prescription treatments that affect hormones, metabolism, appetite regulation, and blood sugar levels. These medications require medical screening, proper dosing, and ongoing monitoring to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Ordering medications online without in-person evaluation carries significant risk.

What are the risks of unsupervised use?

Without medical oversight, patients may experience:

• Improper dosing

• Severe nausea, vomiting, or dehydration

• Electrolyte imbalances

• Muscle loss instead of fat loss

• Gallbladder complications

• Pancreatic inflammation

• Hormonal disruption

• Unsafe interactions with other medications

Many online providers do not perform thorough medical evaluations, lab testing, or consistent follow-up.

Are online medications always legitimate?

Medications purchased from unauthorized online sources may be:

• Compounded improperly

• Incorrectly dosed

• Contaminated

• Counterfeit

• Stored improperly

There is no guarantee of quality, safety, or sterility from unverified suppliers.

Why does in-person monitoring matter?

Safe medical weight loss requires:

• Comprehensive health assessment

• Lab evaluation when appropriate

• Ongoing monitoring of response and side effects

• Dose adjustments based on progress

• Body composition evaluation

• Support to preserve lean muscle mass

Weight loss affects more than the scale. It impacts metabolic health, hydration, muscle tissue, and hormonal balance.

Is faster weight loss better?

Rapid, unsupervised weight loss increases the risk of:

• Muscle wasting

• Nutritional deficiencies

• Rebound weight gain

• Metabolic slowdown

• Bone loss

Structured medical supervision prioritizes fat loss, muscle preservation, and long-term sustainability.

Our Approach

Our Medical Weight Loss Program emphasizes:

• Safety

• Individualized care

• Ongoing medical oversight

• Sustainable, evidence-based results

Your health is not a mail-order experiment.

What is Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)?

Hormone Replacement Therapy is a medical treatment designed to restore hormone levels that decline with age or become imbalanced. Balanced hormones play a critical role in energy, mood, metabolism, sleep, muscle mass, bone health, and sexual wellness.

HRT is individualized based on symptoms, lab results, and overall health history.

What symptoms can HRT help improve?

Hormone imbalance may contribute to:

• Fatigue

• Weight gain or difficulty losing weight

• Brain fog

• Mood changes or irritability

• Low libido

• Sleep disturbances

• Muscle loss

• Hot flashes or night sweats

• Hair thinning

• Decreased motivation

A comprehensive evaluation determines whether hormones are contributing to your symptoms.

Who is a candidate for HRT?

You may be a candidate if you:

• Are experiencing symptoms of hormonal imbalance

• Are perimenopausal or menopausal

• Have low testosterone or estrogen levels

• Have clinically confirmed hormonal deficiencies

A full consultation and lab review are required before treatment.

How is HRT customized?

HRT is not one-size-fits-all. Treatment is based on:

• Detailed medical history

• Symptom review

• Comprehensive lab testing

• Individual goals

Dosing and delivery methods are tailored to your needs and monitored regularly.

How long does it take to feel results?

Some patients notice improvements in energy and sleep within weeks. Full hormonal optimization and symptom improvement may take several months as levels stabilize.

Is Hormone Replacement Therapy safe?

When properly prescribed and monitored, HRT can be safe and effective. Ongoing follow-up, lab monitoring, and dose adjustments are essential to ensure safety.

Your provider will review risks and benefits specific to your health history.

Will I need labs?

Yes. Lab testing is required before starting therapy and periodically throughout treatment to monitor hormone levels and overall health markers.

Is HRT only for women?

No. Both women and men can experience hormone decline and imbalance. Treatment is tailored to the individual.

Will I need to stay on HRT forever?

Treatment duration varies. Some patients choose long-term therapy, while others use HRT for symptom management during specific life stages. This is determined on an individual basis.

What makes medically supervised HRT different from online hormone programs?

Medically supervised HRT includes:

• In-depth evaluation

• Lab interpretation

• Ongoing monitoring

• Dose adjustments

• Personalized care

Hormone therapy should not be started without proper medical oversight.

What is thyroid management?

Thyroid management is the medical evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of thyroid hormone imbalances. The thyroid gland regulates metabolism, energy production, temperature regulation, mood, and many other essential functions.

Proper thyroid function is critical for overall health.

What makes your thyroid management different from standard primary care?

Traditional thyroid management often relies primarily on TSH alone and may treat only when levels fall clearly outside reference range.

Our approach is more comprehensive and may include:

• Detailed symptom evaluation

• Full thyroid panel assessment

• Evaluation of Free T3 and Free T4 levels

• Assessment of thyroid antibodies when indicated

• Consideration of peripheral conversion (T4 to T3)

• Review of adrenal, metabolic, and hormonal influences

We treat the patient — not just the lab range.

Why is TSH alone not always enough?

TSH is a signaling hormone produced by the pituitary gland. While it is important, it does not always reflect how well active thyroid hormone is functioning at the cellular level.

Some patients have:

• “Normal” TSH but persistent symptoms

• Poor T4 to T3 conversion

• Elevated thyroid antibodies

• Subclinical dysfunction affecting metabolism

A broader assessment allows for more precise management.

What is included in advanced thyroid evaluation?

Evaluation may include:

• TSH

• Free T4

• Free T3

• Reverse T3 (when clinically appropriate)

• Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibodies

• Thyroglobulin antibodies

• Clinical symptom scoring

• Metabolic markers

We assess the entire thyroid axis and its impact on your overall physiology.

What is T4 to T3 conversion, and why does it matter?

T4 is a storage hormone. T3 is the active thyroid hormone that affects metabolism at the cellular level.

If conversion from T4 to T3 is impaired, patients may experience symptoms of hypothyroidism despite “normal” lab values.

Conversion can be influenced by:

• Chronic stress

• Inflammation

• Nutrient deficiencies

• Insulin resistance

• Cortisol imbalance

Identifying and addressing these factors is critical.

Do you treat subclinical hypothyroidism?

If patients are symptomatic and lab patterns support dysfunction, treatment may be considered even when values fall within broad laboratory reference ranges.

Decisions are based on:

• Clinical symptoms

• Comprehensive lab evaluation

• Overall metabolic health

• Risk-benefit assessment

Treatment is individualized and monitored closely.

What treatment options are available?

Treatment plans may include:

• Thyroid hormone replacement

• Combination T4/T3 therapy when appropriate

• Dose optimization and adjustment

• Nutritional support

• Addressing inflammation and metabolic contributors

All treatment is medically supervised and lab-monitored.

How often are labs monitored?

Thyroid therapy requires consistent monitoring. Labs are typically reassessed after dose changes and periodically thereafter to ensure safe and effective levels.

Can thyroid dysfunction affect weight, mood, and energy?

Yes. Thyroid hormone directly impacts:

• Basal metabolic rate

• Body temperature

• Brain function

• Muscle preservation

• Lipid metabolism

• Mood regulation

Optimized thyroid function supports metabolic efficiency and overall vitality.

Is advanced thyroid management safe?

When prescribed and monitored appropriately, thyroid therapy can be safe and effective. Improper dosing or unsupervised use can cause:

• Cardiac strain

• Anxiety and insomnia

• Bone density loss

• Hormonal disruption

Medical oversight is essential.

Who is a candidate for advanced thyroid management?

Patients who:

• Continue to experience symptoms despite “normal” labs

• Have thyroid antibodies

• Have metabolic resistance

• Struggle with fatigue and brain fog

• Have complex hormonal or metabolic patterns

What is comprehensive lab evaluation?

Comprehensive lab evaluation goes beyond basic screening labs. It involves a broader panel of biomarkers used to assess metabolic health, hormone balance, inflammation, nutrient status, and overall physiologic function.

Rather than looking for disease alone, comprehensive labs help identify early dysfunction before it progresses.

What is the difference between “normal range” and “optimal range”?

Reference (Normal) Range

• Based on population averages

• Designed to identify disease

• Includes a wide span of values

• Often reflects what is statistically common, not necessarily healthy

If your lab value falls inside this range, it is considered “normal,” even if you are symptomatic.

Optimal Range

• Narrower and more performance-focused

• Based on physiologic efficiency

• Associated with improved metabolic function

• Correlated with symptom improvement

Optimal ranges aim for hormone and metabolic levels where the body functions best — not just where disease is absent.

Why can I feel poorly if my labs are “normal”?

Lab reference ranges are broad. Many individuals fall within “normal” but still experience:

• Fatigue

• Brain fog

• Weight resistance

• Mood changes

• Low libido

• Hair thinning

• Sleep disruption

Being “in range” does not always mean your hormones or metabolic markers are functioning optimally for your body.

Why doesn’t my primary care doctor use optimal ranges?

Primary care physicians are trained to diagnose and manage disease. Their responsibility is to identify pathology and prevent serious medical conditions.

Reference ranges are designed to detect disease states, not necessarily to optimize energy, metabolism, or performance.

Time constraints, insurance guidelines, and standard-of-care protocols also influence how labs are interpreted in traditional settings.

Our approach is different. We focus on:

• Early dysfunction

• Quality-of-life symptoms

• Metabolic efficiency

• Hormonal optimization

• Preventative care

This does not replace primary care — it complements it.

What types of markers are included in comprehensive labs?

Depending on your goals, labs may evaluate:

• Thyroid function

• Sex hormones

• Cortisol patterns

• Insulin and glucose regulation

• Lipid metabolism

• Inflammatory markers

• Nutrient levels

• Liver and kidney function

• Body composition–related markers

Panels are customized based on your symptoms and health history.

Is using optimal ranges safe?

Yes — when interpreted by a trained medical provider who understands:

• Clinical context

• Symptom patterns

• Risk factors

• Long-term safety

Optimization does not mean pushing values outside safe boundaries. It means aiming for levels associated with better physiologic function and symptom relief.

Why doesn’t standard care always use optimal ranges?

Traditional medicine focuses on diagnosing and managing disease. It is not always structured to address early dysfunction, performance optimization, or quality-of-life concerns.

Our approach emphasizes:

• Early identification

• Individualized interpretation

• Ongoing monitoring

• Prevention and metabolic optimization

Do labs need to be repeated?

Yes. Lab interpretation is not one-and-done. Ongoing monitoring allows for:

• Safe adjustments

• Tracking improvement

• Preventing overcorrection

• Long-term metabolic stability

Is this approach evidence-based?

Comprehensive lab evaluation is grounded in physiology and clinical research. The difference lies in interpretation and application — focusing on optimization rather than waiting for pathology.

Who benefits from comprehensive lab evaluation?

Patients who:

• Feel “off” despite normal labs

• Have persistent fatigue or brain fog

• Struggle with weight or metabolic resistance

• Suspect hormone imbalance

• Want proactive, preventative care

What are PRP and PRF injections?

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are regenerative treatments derived from your own blood. They concentrate platelets and growth factors that support tissue repair, collagen production, and healing.

Because they are autologous (from your own body), they are a natural approach to rejuvenation.

What is the difference between PRP and PRF?

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):

• Higher concentration of platelets

• Processed with anticoagulant

• Releases growth factors quickly

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin):

• No anticoagulant

• Slower centrifugation process

• Forms a fibrin matrix

• Releases growth factors more gradually over time

PRF is often considered a more sustained-release version of PRP.

What areas can PRP/PRF treat?

PRP and PRF injections are commonly used for:

• Under-eye rejuvenation

• Facial fine lines

• Skin texture improvement

• Hair restoration

• Acne scars

• Skin thinning

Treatment areas are selected based on individual goals and anatomy.

How do PRP/PRF injections work?

A small amount of blood is drawn and processed to isolate concentrated platelets. These platelets contain growth factors that:

• Stimulate collagen production

• Improve circulation

• Support tissue regeneration

• Enhance skin thickness and quality

The injected area gradually improves as the body responds to the growth factors.

When will I see results?

Results develop gradually. Some patients notice early improvement within a few weeks, with continued enhancement over several months as collagen production increases.

How long do results last?

Longevity varies by patient and treatment area. A series of treatments is often recommended for optimal results, followed by maintenance sessions.

Does treatment hurt?

Topical numbing is used when appropriate. Most patients tolerate injections well, though mild swelling or tenderness may occur.

Is there downtime?

Mild swelling, bruising, or tenderness may occur at the injection sites. Most patients resume normal activities shortly after treatment.

Is PRP/PRF safe?

Because PRP and PRF are derived from your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is minimal. When performed in a sterile medical setting by a trained provider, the procedure is considered safe.

Who is a good candidate for PRP/PRF injections?

Candidates typically:

• Prefer natural regenerative approaches

• Want subtle, gradual improvement

• Have early signs of aging

• Want to improve skin quality without synthetic fillers

What is PRP Intimate Wellness for Women?

PRP Intimate Wellness is a regenerative treatment that uses Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) derived from your own blood to support tissue health, sensitivity, and circulation in the vaginal and clitoral area.

It is a non-surgical treatment designed to improve sexual wellness and urinary support.

How does PRP intimate therapy work?

A small amount of blood is drawn and processed to isolate concentrated platelets and growth factors. The PRP is then precisely injected into targeted areas.

These growth factors help:

• Improve blood flow

• Support collagen production

• Enhance tissue sensitivity

• Promote regenerative healing

Results develop gradually as the body responds to the treatment.

What concerns can this treatment address?

PRP intimate wellness may help improve:

• Decreased sexual sensitivity

• Difficulty achieving orgasm

• Vaginal dryness

• Mild urinary leakage (stress incontinence)

• Tissue thinning associated with hormonal changes

A consultation determines if this therapy is appropriate for you.

Is the procedure painful?

Topical numbing is applied prior to treatment. Most patients report minimal discomfort and tolerate the procedure well.

Is there downtime?

There is little to no downtime. Mild swelling or tenderness may occur temporarily. Most patients resume normal daily activities shortly after treatment.

Sexual activity is typically resumed after a brief recovery period as directed by your provider.

When will I see results?

Some patients report improvement within a few weeks, with continued enhancement over several months as collagen and vascular changes develop.

How long do results last?

Results vary by individual. Many patients experience benefits for up to a year or longer. Maintenance treatments may be recommended.

Is PRP intimate therapy safe?

Because PRP is derived from your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is minimal. When performed in a sterile medical setting by a trained provider, it is considered safe.

Who is a good candidate?

Candidates may include women who:

• Experience changes related to aging or hormonal shifts

• Have mild stress urinary leakage

• Want to improve sexual wellness without surgery

• Prefer regenerative, non-surgical options

What is PRP Male Performance Therapy?

PRP Male Performance Therapy is a regenerative treatment that uses Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) derived from your own blood to support tissue health, blood flow, and sexual performance.

It is a non-surgical treatment designed to enhance erectile function and overall penile health.

How does PRP therapy work?

A small amount of blood is drawn and processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors. The PRP is then injected into targeted areas.

These growth factors may help:

• Improve blood flow

• Support vascular health

• Enhance tissue regeneration

• Improve erectile response

Results develop gradually as the body responds to the regenerative stimulus.

What concerns can this treatment address?

PRP Male Performance Therapy may help improve:

• Mild to moderate erectile dysfunction

• Decreased firmness

• Reduced sensitivity

• Performance confidence concerns

• Age-related changes in erectile quality

A consultation determines whether you are a candidate.

Is the procedure painful?

Topical numbing is applied prior to treatment. Most patients tolerate the procedure well with minimal discomfort.

Is there downtime?

There is little to no downtime. Mild swelling or tenderness may occur temporarily. Most patients resume normal daily activities shortly after treatment.

Your provider will give specific guidance regarding resuming sexual activity.

When will I see results?

Some patients notice improvement within a few weeks, with continued enhancement over several months as collagen and vascular changes develop.

How long do results last?

Results vary by individual. Many patients experience benefits for up to a year or longer. Maintenance treatments may be recommended depending on response.

Is PRP Male Performance Therapy safe?

Because PRP is derived from your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is minimal. When performed by a trained medical provider in a sterile clinical setting, it is considered safe.

Who is a good candidate?

Candidates may include men who:

• Experience mild to moderate erectile concerns

• Prefer a non-surgical option

• Want to support vascular health

• Are looking for regenerative approaches

A medical evaluation is required prior to treatment.

Can this replace prescription medications?

PRP therapy does not replace prescribed medications without medical guidance. Some patients use it as a complementary treatment. Your provider will discuss appropriate options based on your health history.

What are IM injections?

Intramuscular (IM) injections deliver vitamins and nutrients directly into muscle tissue for rapid absorption into the bloodstream. This method bypasses the digestive system and may improve bioavailability compared to oral supplementation.

All injections are administered in a medical setting by trained providers.

Vitamin D3 Injection

What is a Vitamin D3 injection used for?

Vitamin D3 supports:

• Immune function

• Bone health

• Mood regulation

• Hormonal balance

• Muscle function

Injections may be recommended for patients with deficiency or poor absorption.

Why not just take oral Vitamin D?

Some individuals have low levels despite supplementation. Injections may be appropriate when deficiency is confirmed or when higher-dose repletion is needed under medical supervision.

Vitamin B12 Injection

What does Vitamin B12 do?

Vitamin B12 plays a role in:

• Energy production

• Nerve function

• Red blood cell formation

• Cognitive clarity

Deficiency may contribute to fatigue, weakness, and brain fog.

Who benefits from B12 injections?

Patients who:

• Have low or borderline levels

• Experience fatigue

• Have absorption issues

• Follow restrictive diets

Lab testing may be recommended prior to treatment.

Lipo Injection (Lipotropic Support)

What is a Lipo injection?

Lipo injections typically contain lipotropic compounds that support:

• Fat metabolism

• Liver function

• Energy production

They are often used as part of a structured medical weight loss program.

Is it a fat-melting shot?

No. Lipo injections do not directly dissolve fat. They are supportive tools used alongside diet, metabolic support, and lifestyle modification.

NAD+ Injection

What is NAD+?

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and mitochondrial function.

What are NAD+ injections used for?

NAD+ may support:

• Energy levels

• Mental clarity

• Cellular repair

• Healthy aging pathways

Response varies by individual.

Are IM injections safe?

When administered in a medical setting and appropriately dosed, IM injections are considered safe. Your provider will review your medical history and determine candidacy.

How often are injections given?

Frequency depends on:

• Lab values

• Symptoms

• Individual treatment plan

Your provider will create a personalized schedule.

Are these injections a replacement for medical treatment?

No. IM injections are supportive therapies and are not intended to replace medical care or prescribed medications.

What is Kybella®?

Kybella is an FDA-approved injectable treatment designed to permanently reduce submental fat (commonly known as a double chin). It contains synthetic deoxycholic acid, a molecule that helps break down and absorb dietary fat.

How does Kybella work?

Kybella is injected directly into the targeted fat beneath the chin. The deoxycholic acid:

• Breaks down fat cell membranes

• Destroys fat cells

• Allows the body to naturally eliminate them

Once destroyed, those fat cells do not return.

What areas can Kybella treat?

Kybella is FDA-approved for:

• Submental fat (under the chin)

In select cases, it may be used off-label in other small areas of localized fat. A consultation is required to determine candidacy.

Is Kybella a weight loss treatment?

No. Kybella is a targeted fat-reduction treatment for localized areas. It is not designed for overall weight loss.

How many treatments will I need?

Most patients require a series of treatments spaced several weeks apart. The number of sessions depends on the amount of fat and desired contour.

When will I see results?

Results develop gradually as the body metabolizes treated fat cells. Visible improvement typically becomes noticeable several weeks after treatment.

Is there downtime?

Yes. Swelling is expected and can be significant, especially after the first treatment. Patients may experience:

• Swelling

• Bruising

• Tenderness

• Firmness in the treated area

• Temporary numbness

Swelling typically resolves over several days to weeks.

Does Kybella hurt?

Patients may feel a burning or stinging sensation during injections. Discomfort is temporary and managed with appropriate comfort measures.

Are results permanent?

Yes. Once fat cells are destroyed, they are permanently eliminated. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve results.

Is Kybella safe?

When administered by a trained medical provider, Kybella is considered safe. Precise injection technique is critical to avoid complications.

Who should not receive Kybella?

Kybella may not be appropriate for patients who:

• Have significant skin laxity

• Have certain medical conditions

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have infections in the treatment area

What is Vanquish ME?

Vanquish ME is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that uses radiofrequency energy to selectively heat and reduce fat cells without surgery, needles, or downtime.

It is designed for circumferential fat reduction in larger treatment areas.

How does Vanquish ME work?

Vanquish ME delivers controlled radiofrequency (RF) energy to targeted fat tissue. The heat:

• Disrupts fat cells

• Triggers natural fat cell breakdown

• Allows the body to gradually eliminate treated fat cells

The treatment is selective for fat tissue while leaving surrounding structures unharmed.

What areas can be treated?

Vanquish ME is commonly used to treat:

• Abdomen

• Flanks (love handles)

• Lower back

It is ideal for patients with stubborn fat resistant to diet and exercise.

Is Vanquish ME painful?

No. Most patients describe the treatment as a warm sensation similar to a heating blanket. It is comfortable and does not require anesthesia.

Is there downtime?

There is no downtime. Patients can return to normal daily activities immediately after treatment.

How long does a treatment take?

A typical session lasts approximately 45 minutes.

How many treatments are needed?

A series of treatments is recommended for optimal results. Your provider will create a customized plan based on your body composition and goals.

When will I see results?

Results develop gradually over several weeks as the body metabolizes treated fat cells. Improvement continues as the body naturally processes the disrupted fat.

Are results permanent?

Treated fat cells are permanently eliminated. However, remaining fat cells can expand with weight gain. Maintaining a stable weight supports long-term results.

Who is a good candidate for Vanquish ME?

Ideal candidates:

• Are close to their goal weight

• Have localized fat resistant to diet and exercise

• Prefer non-surgical treatment

• Do not want downtime

Vanquish ME is not a weight loss treatment. It is a body contouring procedure.

Is Vanquish ME safe?

When performed by a trained provider, Vanquish ME is considered safe and non-invasive. A consultation is required to determine candidacy.

What is Vaginal Rejuvenation with Femme 360?

Femme 360 is a non-surgical treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to stimulate collagen production and improve tissue tone in both the internal and external vaginal areas.

It is designed to address changes related to aging, childbirth, and hormonal shifts.

How does Femme 360 work?

Femme 360 delivers controlled radiofrequency energy to vaginal tissue. This gentle heat:

• Stimulates collagen and elastin production

• Improves blood flow

• Enhances tissue thickness and elasticity

• Supports tightening and structural integrity

The treatment is performed internally and may also include external tissue support when appropriate.

What concerns can Vaginal Rejuvenation address?

Femme 360 may help improve:

• Vaginal laxity

• Dryness

• Decreased sensitivity

• Mild stress urinary leakage

• Tissue thinning associated with menopause

• Overall vaginal health and comfort

A consultation determines candidacy and expected outcomes.

Is the procedure painful?

No. Most patients describe the treatment as a gentle warming sensation. It is comfortable and does not require anesthesia.

Is there downtime?

There is minimal to no downtime. Patients may return to normal activities shortly after treatment. Your provider will give guidance regarding timing of sexual activity.

How long does treatment take?

A typical session takes approximately 15–30 minutes.

How many treatments are needed?

A series of treatments is typically recommended for optimal results. Maintenance sessions may be advised depending on individual goals and tissue response.

When will I see results?

Some patients notice early improvement in tone and moisture within weeks. Collagen remodeling continues over several months, with progressive improvement.

Is Vaginal Rejuvenation safe?

When performed by a trained medical provider, Femme 360 is considered safe and non-invasive. A medical evaluation is required prior to treatment.

Who is a good candidate?

Candidates may include women who:

• Have experienced childbirth

• Are perimenopausal or menopausal

• Notice vaginal laxity or dryness

• Experience mild urinary leakage

• Prefer non-surgical treatment options

Why At-Home Medical Aesthetics Is Dangerous and Not Worth the Risk

Medical aesthetic treatments are not beauty hacks.
They are medical procedures involving prescription medications, sterile technique, advanced anatomy knowledge, and emergency preparedness.

Ordering injectables or devices online and attempting to treat yourself at home is not just risky, it can be permanently damaging.

These Are Prescription Medical Products

Neurotoxins, dermal fillers, biostimulators, fat-dissolving injections, and regenerative treatments are prescription-only medical substances in the United States.

They require:

• Proper medical evaluation

• Knowledge of facial and vascular anatomy

• Sterile technique

• Correct dilution and dosing

• Emergency complication management

This is not “just putting product in the skin.” It is controlled medical intervention.

Many Online Products Arrive as Powder

A large percentage of products sold online:

• Arrive in powder form

• Require precise reconstitution with sterile saline

• Must be diluted accurately to achieve safe dosing

• Require strict cold-chain storage

If improperly mixed, improperly stored, or contaminated during preparation, the result can be:

• Infection

• Tissue damage

• Incorrect dosing

• Complete treatment failure

There is no safeguard in your kitchen or bathroom to prevent contamination.

Counterfeit and Overseas Supply Risks

Many of these products are sourced from overseas manufacturers that are:

• Not FDA-regulated

• Not inspected by U.S. authorities

• Not held to U.S. pharmaceutical standards

The United States does not regulate or oversee foreign medical manufacturing facilities in the same way it regulates domestic pharmaceutical production.

There is no guarantee that what you receive:

• Contains the correct active ingredient

• Is properly dosed

• Is sterile

• Was stored correctly

• Is even authentic

You are trusting your face, your body, and your health to an anonymous international supplier with zero accountability.

You Cannot “Watch a Video” and Replace Medical Training

Injectables require advanced understanding of:

• Facial arterial anatomy

• Nerve pathways

• Muscle depth and function

• Safe injection planes

• Emergency protocols

One misplaced injection can cause:

• Skin necrosis

• Permanent scarring

• Facial paralysis

• Vision loss

• Stroke

• Life-threatening infection

These are not exaggerations. These are documented complications.

Hyaluronic Acid Fillers Can Block Arteries

If filler enters a blood vessel, it can block blood flow.

Without immediate medical recognition and emergency treatment, this can result in:

• Tissue death

• Permanent facial deformity

• Blindness

Most people attempting DIY injections do not even know the early warning signs of vascular occlusion.

By the time they realize something is wrong, it may be too late.

Biostimulators Are Not Reversible

Products that stimulate collagen over time cannot simply be “dissolved.”

Improper placement can cause:

• Hard nodules

• Asymmetry

• Long-term structural irregularities

• Chronic inflammatory reactions

Correction can require surgical intervention.

Infection Risk Is Real

Medical environments use:

• Sterile preparation technique

• Medical-grade disinfectants

• Single-use sterile instruments

• Proper sharps disposal

At-home conditions dramatically increase the risk of:

• Bacterial infection

• Abscess formation

• Systemic infection

A facial abscess is not something you “cover with makeup.”

Saving Money Is Not Worth Permanent Damage

The cost of fixing complications is exponentially higher than the cost of safe treatment.

Some complications cannot be corrected at all.

Your face and body are not practice material.

Why We Draw a Hard Line

We practice medicine.

That means:

• Regulated products

• FDA-approved sourcing

• Sterile technique

• Anatomical precision

• Emergency preparedness

• Medical accountability

We will always prioritize safety over shortcuts.