You have to be at least 18 years old, however, there is no “magic” age to start botox or fillers. Once you see a fine line or wrinkle forming that won’t go away, that is usually a sign to start so it won’t get worse.

Botox injections are safe when performed by an experienced healthcare provider. It’s a purified protein used in small doses to help smooth fine lines/wrinkles and relax muscles.

Botox feel like a tiny pinch, pain level is 1/10.

If you start once you see a wrinkle, you will see results after your first treatment and will have to continue every 3-4 months. If you start when the wrinkle is really deep, it may take 2 or 3 cycles of Botox to see complete smoothness.

If you don’t like the results, the Botox gradually fades away in 3-4 months. Nothing bad will happen because you tried it.

My goal is always natural results with natural facial expression movement, no one should know you did it.

It takes less than 30 minutes!

If you have excessive sweating (for example, underarm sweat), there are some insurance companies that cover that treatment and I would provide you with a receipt to get reimbursed.

No, you should not get these injections while pregnant or breastfeeding.

There is always a chance of a bruise and you can cover it up with concealer. Try to avoid blood thinners (if prescribed and okayed by your doctor), such as Advil, aspirin, fish oil, green tea, alcohol, etc. 3-5 days before treatment.

You can also use herbal supplements, such as Arnica, to help decrease swelling and bruising.

Botox, Xeomin, Dysport or Nucieva are liquid substances that relax muscles, such as your frown line or crow’s feet.

Fillers are made out of hyaluronic acid and are a gel substance that fill laugh lines, cheeks or lips.

Yes! My goal is healthy and rejuvenated lips! They will look hydrated and natural and fit the proportion of your face.

Avoid dental work 2 weeks before or after filler injections to avoid further infection or in the case of taking antibiotics.

You must be 100% healthy and not on any antibiotics.

If you have a history of cold sores, consult your family doctor to get a prescription for antiviral medication such as Valtrex.

You should not touch, rub, or manipulate areas of injection for 4 hours after treatment.