Refreshed,
never overdone.
Botox and dermal fillers, placed with restraint by clinicians who read facial anatomy for a living — to soften a line or restore a little volume, while still looking unmistakably like you.
The best injectable
is the one no one notices.
Injectables have a reputation for going too far — but that’s a matter of judgement, not the treatment. Used well, a few precise placements relax a tired frown or restore a touch of lost volume, and people simply think you look rested. Our Medical Aestheticians are trained to that lighter touch — and around the eyes, their work is backed by ophthalmologists with oculoplastic fellowship training, surgeons who reconstruct this exact anatomy. For the most delicate, least forgiving part of the face, that’s a margin of expertise and safety few injectable clinics can offer.
Two ways to
turn back the clock.
Tiny amounts of a muscle-relaxing protein soften the lines that form with expression — forehead lines, the frown between the brows, and crow’s feet at the eyes. The effect eases in over about a week and lasts a few months, smoothing without freezing your face.
Best for: dynamic expression lines across the upper face and around the eyes.
A smooth gel restores volume lost to time — softening folds, refreshing cheeks, and refining lip and jaw contours — placed precisely where it’s needed. Results are visible right away and last from several months to around a year, depending on the area.
Best for: volume loss, deeper static folds, and lip or cheek definition.
Prefer no needles? LipLase enhances the lips with laser rather than filler — one of several non-injectable options under Skin & Facial Rejuvenation.
We’ll talk you out of too much.
Plenty of places will give you exactly what you ask for. We’d rather give you what suits you — which sometimes means less than you came in for, or a different approach entirely. Our goal is a result that looks like a good night’s sleep, not a procedure.
Anatomy first.
Always natural.
A syringe is easy to buy. Knowing exactly where — and how little — to place it is the part that takes real training.
Book a Free ConsultationThe “medical” is the difference — advanced clinical training well beyond a standard aesthetics certification, in a setting held to medical standards.
Around the eyes, treatments are guided by ophthalmologists with oculoplastic fellowship training — surgeons who reconstruct this exact anatomy. For the least forgiving part of the face, it’s an added margin of expertise and safety.
We start subtle, review, and add only if needed — because you can always do a little more, but you can’t un-overdo it.
Good to know.
What’s the difference between Botox and fillers?
They do different jobs. Botox relaxes the muscles that create movement lines — forehead, frown, and crow’s-feet wrinkles — so the skin creases less. Dermal fillers add volume back where it’s been lost, softening static folds and refreshing features like cheeks and lips. Many people use them together; we’ll advise what actually suits your face.
Will I look frozen or “done”?
Not if it’s done with restraint — which is our whole approach. The aim is to soften, not erase: you keep your expressions, you just look more rested. The frozen or overfilled look comes from too much product, not from the treatment itself, and we deliberately start conservative.
Does it hurt, and is there downtime?
Discomfort is minor — Botox feels like quick pinpricks, and fillers use very fine needles, often with numbing built in. You can usually return to your day right away. Small bruises or swelling are possible, especially with fillers, and settle within a few days.
How long do the results last?
Botox typically lasts three to four months, with the effect easing in over about a week. Fillers last longer — from several months up to around a year — depending on the product and the area treated. Both are gradual to fade, and easy to maintain or adjust over time.
Are injectables safe?
Botox and dermal fillers are well-established, widely used treatments with strong safety records when administered by trained clinicians who understand facial anatomy. That’s a particular strength here: around the eyes, your treatment is backed by ophthalmologists with oculoplastic fellowship training, who know periocular anatomy intimately and how to manage the rare complication. As with anything, there are risks — bruising, swelling, asymmetry, and rarely more — which we’ll discuss candidly, along with whether you’re a suitable candidate.
What if I’d rather not use injectables?
That’s a perfectly good choice, and you have options. LipLase enhances the lips with laser rather than filler; U-Plasma and laser resurfacing renew skin by stimulating your own collagen. We’ll happily walk you through the non-injectable routes under Skin & Facial Rejuvenation.
A subtle
difference.
Come tell us what catches your eye in the mirror, and we’ll give you an honest read on whether a little — or nothing at all — is the right answer. No pressure, no upselling.