Aesthetics and skin
Injectables placed conservatively and skin treatments that respect your barrier. The goal is looking rested, not treated.
Injectables
Neuromodulators — Botox and its equivalents — soften the lines that come from expression: forehead, glabella, crow's feet. Dermal fillers restore volume where the face has hollowed, most often the midface, temples and lips. Both are done by trained injectors who would rather you come back for a touch-up than leave overfilled.
We map your face at rest and in motion before anything is injected, and we will tell you when the honest answer is "less than you asked for" or "not this, but that".
Skin quality
- Resurfacing. Plasma and laser resurfacing for texture, fine lines, scarring and tone, with the downtime explained before you book.
- Pigment correction. Melasma and sun damage treated as the long, patient projects they are — sunscreen and topicals do most of the work.
- Medical facials. Extraction, peels and hydration built around your skin type instead of a menu.
- Hair restoration. PRF and PRP for thinning hair, often alongside medical treatment for the underlying cause.
Brows, lashes and permanent makeup
Microblading and permanent makeup for brows, lash and lip enhancement, and waxing — done in the same clinic, by the same standards, with pigment and technique matched to your colouring rather than a trend.
How we price it
You will be quoted before treatment, per area or per unit, with no surprise additions on the day. Some things need a series to work; we will say so at the consultation rather than selling you one session and hoping.
Individual results vary. A licensed provider determines whether a treatment is appropriate for you.
Before you book
Will I look like I have had something done?
Not if we are doing our job. We dose conservatively, treat the face as a whole rather than chasing one line at a time, and would rather bring you back to add a little than over-treat you at the first appointment. Where a request would read as obvious, we will say so and offer the version that will not.
How long does a treatment last?
Neuromodulators such as Botox generally hold for around three to four months, and vary with dose, muscle strength and metabolism. Fillers depend heavily on product and placement. Biostimulators such as Sculptra work gradually over a series and last longer. You will get an honest range at consultation, not a best case.
How much downtime should I plan for?
Injectables usually mean some swelling or bruising for a few days and nothing more. Resurfacing is a different commitment — CO2 and plasma treatments involve real redness and peeling, and we will tell you exactly how many days before you book, so you are not scheduling it the week of an event.
Who performs the treatment?
Injectables and advanced aesthetics are handled by Ashton Fink, MSN, FNP, APRN-BC, a board-certified nurse practitioner with more than twelve years devoted entirely to medical aesthetics. Skin health treatments are with Debanie Golden, our medical esthetician.
Start with a consultation.
Tell us what you want to change. A licensed provider reviews your history, explains the options in plain terms, and you decide together.