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Wrinkle relaxers (neuromodulators)

Tiny injections of botulinum toxin type A that temporarily soften the muscle movements that fold the skin into lines: frown lines, forehead…

Hyaluronic acid fillers

Smooth gels of hyaluronic acid, a sugar your skin already makes, placed under the skin to restore lost volume, add structure or soften deep…

Skin boosters (microdroplet hyaluronic acid)

Thin, lightly cross-linked hyaluronic acid injected in many tiny droplets across the skin, or in a few points that spread, to boost hydration…

Collagen stimulators (biostimulatory injectables)

Injectables that add little volume themselves.

Polynucleotides (PN and PDRN)

Purified DNA fragments, usually from salmon, injected in small amounts to support skin repair, hydration and elasticity, especially in…

PRP and PRF (platelet-rich plasma)

A small sample of your own blood is spun to concentrate platelets; the plasma is injected into the skin or applied after microneedling so…

Exosomes and regenerative serums

Products marketed as containing cell-derived particles or regenerative ingredients.

No FDA-approved exosome products

Fat-dissolving injections (deoxycholic acid)

An injectable acid that breaks down fat cell walls in small pockets, most commonly under the chin.

Non-surgical nose reshaping (filler)

Small amounts of firm hyaluronic acid filler placed on the bridge or tip to straighten a profile or lift the tip.

U.S. use is not FDA-approved

Filler dissolving (hyaluronidase)

An enzyme injection that breaks down hyaluronic acid filler within hours.

Fractional laser resurfacing

A laser treats the skin in thousands of tiny columns and leaves untouched skin between them to heal quickly.

IPL and broadband light (photofacial)

Flashes of filtered broad-spectrum light, not a laser, absorbed by brown pigment and red vessels to clear sun spots and flushing.

Vascular lasers (PDL, KTP, Nd:YAG)

Lasers tuned to a wavelength that blood absorbs, used to close facial spider veins, rosacea redness, red scars and leg veins too small to inject.

Pigment and pico lasers

Ultra-short pulse lasers that shatter pigment into fragments small enough for the body to clear.

Radiofrequency microneedling

A clinician uses fine needles to deliver radiofrequency energy beneath the skin.

Important FDA safety notice

Radiofrequency skin tightening

A handpiece heats the deeper skin from the surface, no needles, to tighten mildly and stimulate collagen.

Ultrasound lifting (HIFU, micro-focused ultrasound)

Focused ultrasound energy delivered to precise points in the deep support layer (the SMAS) and dermis to lift the brow, jawline and neck…

Synchronous ultrasound (Sofwave)

A newer ultrasound that warms a band of the mid-dermis, about 1.5 mm deep, in parallel lines, for brow, jawline and neck lifting with almost…

LED light therapy

Panels or masks of low-level red, near-infrared or blue light that nudge skin cells: red for repair and collagen, blue for acne bacteria.

Laser tattoo removal

Very short laser pulses shatter tattoo ink into fragments the immune system can clear, fading the tattoo over a series of sessions.

Chemical peels

An acid solution removes damaged outer skin in a controlled way.

Microneedling (collagen induction)

A pen with fine needles makes thousands of tiny punctures that heal quickly and stimulate collagen, improving scars, pores and texture.

Check the device and any combination treatment

Hydradermabrasion facials

A vortex tip exfoliates, clears pores and infuses serums in one pass.

Dermaplaning

A sterile blade gently scrapes away dead surface cells and fine vellus hair for an instantly smoother, brighter surface.

Thread lift (PDO, PLLA, PCL)

Dissolvable threads with tiny barbs or cones are passed under the skin to reposition sagging tissue immediately and stimulate collagen as…

Fat freezing (cryolipolysis)

An applicator cools a pinchable fat bulge to a temperature that damages fat cells but not skin.

Electromagnetic muscle stimulation

Paddles create rapid electromagnetic pulses that contract muscles far harder than exercise can, building muscle and, in newer devices, adding…

Sweat gland treatment (microwave thermolysis)

An applicator heats and destroys underarm sweat glands with microwave energy while cooling the skin, reducing sweat and odour for good.

Sclerotherapy (leg veins)

A solution injected into spider or small varicose veins irritates the lining so the vein collapses and fades.

Laser hair removal

Light absorbed by pigment in the hair heats the follicle to reduce future growth.

PRP for hair thinning

Your own platelet-rich plasma injected across thinning areas of the scalp to strengthen follicles and slow shedding.

Hair transplant (FUE and FUT)

Individual follicles are taken from the back of the scalp, where hair is permanent, and placed into thinning areas.

Liposuction

Surgical removal of fat with a thin tube through small incisions.

Fat grafting (fat transfer)

Your own fat is harvested by liposuction, purified and injected where volume is wanted: the face, hands, breasts or buttocks.

Facelift and neck lift

Surgery that repositions the deeper support layer (the SMAS) and removes excess skin to restore the jawline and neck.

Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)

Removes or repositions excess skin and fat of the upper or lower eyelids for a rested, more open eye.

Rhinoplasty (nose surgery)

Reshapes the nose by adjusting bone and cartilage: a bump, width, tip shape or breathing problems.

Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)

Removes loose skin and fat from the lower abdomen and stitches separated abdominal muscles back together, usually after pregnancy or major…

Breast augmentation and lift

Implants (silicone or saline) or fat transfer add volume; a lift raises and reshapes without adding much volume.