Chemical peels are widely used to improve the appearance of uneven tone, pigmentation and dull-looking skin on the face and body. But can you use chemical peels on intimate areas too? The short answer is yes, when the peel has...
Fuller lips are often associated with traditional dermal filler, but adding significant structure or dramatically changing the shape of the lips is not always the desired outcome. Some patients simply want their lips to look plumper and more vibrant while...
Fat dissolving treatments have become an increasingly popular option for clients looking to target small, stubborn pockets of fat without undergoing surgical procedures such as liposuction. From the abdomen and flanks to the thighs, arms and double chin, these treatments...
Hyperpigmentation is one of the most common skin concerns seen in aesthetic practice. From post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation following acne to melasma, sun-related pigmentation and uneven skin tone, patients are increasingly looking for treatments that improve more than hydration alone. This raises...
Tear troughs are a common concern for patients looking to reduce the appearance of hollows and shadows beneath the eyes. Because the skin around the eyes is particularly thin and delicate, however, choosing the right product is especially important. So,...
Chemical peels have become one of the most popular non-invasive aesthetic treatments available today, offering impressive results for concerns such as acne, pigmentation, fine lines, sun damage, and uneven skin texture. However, a common question among both practitioners and patients...
