Botox (Neuromodulator)
Q: How long does Botox last?
Usually around 3–4 months, depending on the individual and treatment area.
Q: Will my face look frozen?
No — when done correctly, Botox provides a natural, refreshed appearance while still allowing for normal expressions.
Q: Is Botox painful?
Most people describe it as a small pinch, and the treatment is very quick.
Usually around 3–4 months, depending on the individual and treatment area.
Q: Will my face look frozen?
No — when done correctly, Botox provides a natural, refreshed appearance while still allowing for normal expressions.
Q: Is Botox painful?
Most people describe it as a small pinch, and the treatment is very quick.
Dermal Fillers
Q: How long do fillers last?
Results typically last 6–18 months, depending on the area and type of filler used.
Q: Will I look overdone or unnatural?
Not at all. When performed by a skilled physician, fillers offer subtle, natural-looking enhancement.
Q: Is there downtime after fillers?
Minimal — you might experience mild swelling or bruising, but most people return to normal activities the same day.
Results typically last 6–18 months, depending on the area and type of filler used.
Q: Will I look overdone or unnatural?
Not at all. When performed by a skilled physician, fillers offer subtle, natural-looking enhancement.
Q: Is there downtime after fillers?
Minimal — you might experience mild swelling or bruising, but most people return to normal activities the same day.
Laser Treatments
Q: How many laser sessions do I need?
Most clients need 3–6 sessions, depending on skin type and the condition being treated.
Q: Is laser treatment painful?
It can feel like a warm snapping sensation. A numbing cream is usually applied beforehand for comfort.
Q: What’s the downtime for laser treatments?
Usually a few days of redness or mild peeling, depending on the treatment strength.
Most clients need 3–6 sessions, depending on skin type and the condition being treated.
Q: Is laser treatment painful?
It can feel like a warm snapping sensation. A numbing cream is usually applied beforehand for comfort.
Q: What’s the downtime for laser treatments?
Usually a few days of redness or mild peeling, depending on the treatment strength.