Neuromodulators and dermal fillers placed by injectors with a deliberately conservative hand — softening what bothers you without freezing expression or changing your face.








Most clients end up using both — relaxers for movement lines, filler for lost volume. We decide together at your consultation.
That’s the consultation. The four relaxers behave slightly differently — Dysport spreads a little more, Jeuveau and Botox are close cousins, Xeomin carries no accessory proteins — and your anatomy, muscle strength and past results decide which one we reach for. Same with fillers: the area being treated dictates the product, not the brand name.
Not here. Our injectors work with a deliberately conservative hand — the goal is to soften what bothers you without freezing expression or changing your face.
Wrinkle relaxers take effect in about two to five days depending on the product, and last three to four months. Hyaluronic acid fillers like Juvederm and Restylane give immediate volume that typically lasts six to 18 months by area. Sculptra works gradually over a series of sessions, with results that can last two years or more.
Most clients describe the injections as a quick pinch. Your injector may use ice to numb the area, and a topical numbing cream can be applied beforehand if you’d like. A relaxer appointment takes about 15 minutes, with minimal downtime.
Before your appointment, tell your injector about every medication and supplement you take — aspirin, ibuprofen and some herbal supplements can increase bruising, and you may be asked to pause them or skip alcohol for 24 hours. Afterward, stay upright for four to six hours, avoid exercise, saunas, hot tubs and strong sun for 24 hours, and don’t touch or massage the treated area unless your injector tells you to.
Book any service directly, or start with a consultation and we’ll recommend the right one.