• Facial Fillers:
• Injectable fillers like calcium hydroxyl apatite or hyaluronic acid aim to fill and diminish lines and wrinkles. While results may require one to three sessions, potential side effects such as inflammation or bruising typically dissipate within weeks.
• Laser Skin Resurfacing:
• Laser treatments utilize energy to improve skin appearance, with ablative methods targeting deeper layers for collagen stimulation and non-ablative methods offering gentler rejuvenation. Fractional lasers minimize downtime and side effects, though risks like scarring or skin discoloration remain, especially for diverse skin tones.
• Deoxycholic Acid Injection:
• Kybella injections dissolve excess chin fat, commonly referred to as a double chin, through deoxycholic acid. Repeat injections may be necessary, with potential side effects including swelling, bruising, or numbness.
• Facelift and Neck Lift: Surgical procedures involving skin tightening and muscle repositioning, such as facelifts and neck lifts, aim to enhance jawline and neck contours. While effective, these surgeries entail risks like bleeding or infection, and recovery may be prolonged.

Insurance typically does not cover cosmetic procedures, emphasizing the importance of discussing potential side effects and ensuring practitioner experience aligns with individual skin concerns.