Cosmetic Injectables Sarasota, FL: Neuromodulators, Dermal Fillers, and Biostimulators at Elite Medical Spa

Last Updated: 8/31/26

Cosmetic injectables are no longer limited to softening wrinkles. Today’s injectable treatments can address expression lines, restore facial volume, improve skin quality, refine facial contours, and target specific cosmetic concerns without surgery. Elite Medical Spa of Sarasota built this page as a guide to those categories. From its studio at 6355 Initiative Blvd in East Sarasota near University Town Center, a team of master injectors led by Jeff Goldstein, PA-C offers a broad injectable menu ranging from neuromodulators and hyaluronic acid fillers to RADIESSE and KYBELLA. This hub explains what each category does, how the team builds an individualized plan, current pricing, candidacy, what a visit involves, and where to find dedicated treatment pages for more detail.

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An Injectables Hub Built for How Sarasota Patients Actually Decide

Sarasota patients have many injectable options, and comparing them can be difficult when treatments are organized primarily by product name. Elite Medical Spa built this hub around the concern first. Whether the goal involves expression lines, volume loss, facial contour, skin quality, or another specific issue, the consultation helps determine which injectable category may fit before a particular product is selected. The dedicated treatment pages carry the specifics, while this page ties the options together.

Patients considering injectables may arrive with different starting points. Some are new to injectables and want an honest assessment of whether treatment fits their goals. Some have had treatments elsewhere and want a more measured, natural-looking approach. Others already know which area concerns them and want guidance on the most appropriate treatment. Each conversation begins with an assessment before a product recommendation is made.

What Cosmetic Injectables Actually Are

Cosmetic injectables are treatments delivered by injection that aim to soften lines, restore volume, refine contour, or improve skin quality, without surgery. They fall into a few distinct families that work in very different ways, which is why treating them as one thing leads to confusion. A wrinkle relaxer and a filler can both be called an injectable, yet one calms muscle movement and the other adds volume, so they are not interchangeable.

The categories covered here include neuromodulators, which temporarily reduce targeted muscle activity; dermal fillers, which add product-specific volume or contour; biostimulators such as RADIESSE, which may stimulate collagen production over time; and targeted injectables designed for specific concerns, such as KYBELLA for submental fullness. Understanding which category may address a concern can make the available options easier to understand before a consultation, and it is the foundation of everything else on this page.

Because these are medical treatments, product choice, dose, treatment areas, and whether an injectable is appropriate at all should be decided by a qualified injector after an individualized assessment. The sections below walk through how that decision is made, what each treatment may cost, who may be a candidate, and what a visit involves.

The Three Core Injectable Families and Targeted Treatments Available to Sarasota Patients

Most injectable questions get simpler once treatments are grouped by how they work. Elite’s menu includes three core injectable families: neuromodulators, dermal fillers, and biostimulators, plus targeted injectables for specific concerns. The right choice depends on the concern, anatomy, candidacy, and specific product rather than on a brand name alone.

Neuromodulators, the Wrinkle Relaxers

Neuromodulators such as BOTOX Cosmetic and XEOMIN temporarily soften the muscle movement that creates expression lines, so they are most often chosen for frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet. They add no volume. Elite offers these through its Elite Tox service, where the specific product and an individualized dose are selected based on your anatomy and treatment plan. The individual product pages carry the fuller comparison of BOTOX and XEOMIN.

Dermal Fillers for Volume and Contour

Hyaluronic acid fillers such as the JUVÉDERM family and BELOTERO add gel-based volume to areas that have lost fullness or need gentle contour, which is why they are commonly used for lips, cheeks, chin, and smile lines. Filler indications are product-specific, so the choice of filler is matched to the area and goal rather than treated as one product for everything. Elite routes filler intent to its area-specific pages so each concern is handled by the right product.

Biostimulators That Support Collagen

Biostimulatory injectables such as RADIESSE may stimulate collagen production over time while also providing structural support. Product formulation, dilution, treatment area, and indication matter, so RADIESSE is selected according to the specific concern rather than treated as a general skin-firming injectable. Because collagen-related changes may develop gradually and results vary by person, biostimulators are planned with realistic timing in mind and selected only when the concern and anatomy fit.

Targeted Injectables for Specific Concerns

Some concerns call for a purpose-built injectable. KYBELLA, offered through Elite Submental Reduction, is used for fullness under the chin in appropriate adults, while SKINVIVE by JUVÉDERM is an injectable that supports cheek skin smoothness rather than adding cheek projection. These are chosen for the specific concern they address, and candidacy is confirmed at consultation rather than assumed.

The Elite Injectables Menu Sarasota Patients Can Explore

This hub is the front door to Elite’s injectable treatments. Each service below has its own page with the product detail, candidacy notes, and area-specific guidance, so use this page to orient and the links to go deeper.

Wrinkle Relaxers

Elite Tox, personalized BOTOX and XEOMIN for expression lines

Dermal Filler by Area of Concern

Targeted and Multi-Area Injectables

Elite also lists additional injectable services for other concerns, including options for visible leg veins. Some listed uses carry specific candidacy and off-label considerations that are discussed individually at consultation. The full menu link above covers those in detail.

How Elite's Injectors Build an Individualized Injectable Plan

A key part of injectable treatment planning happens before any product is chosen. Elite’s approach emphasizes consultation first and precision over volume, which means the injector studies the face before reaching for a syringe. A consultation may consider facial anatomy and proportion, how the muscles move, where volume has been lost, skin quality, asymmetry, your prior injectable history, health history, allergies and contraindications, recovery preferences, and the outcome you have in mind.

From that assessment, the injector matches the concern to a family of injectables, then to a specific product and a conservative amount for your anatomy, rather than starting from a product you saw online. The same concern can have more than one cause, so two patients who ask for the same thing may be advised toward different treatments. The practice also acknowledges that injectables have limits. Significant skin laxity, deeper surface damage, or structural concerns may call for a different or combined approach, and the injector may recommend those alternatives when appropriate.

This assessment-first process is intended to support a more individualized, natural-looking result rather than treating the injectable menu as a one-size-fits-all order. Product, dose, and areas are the last decisions, not the first.

These reviews describe individual patient experiences. Treatment recommendations, cosmetic results, side effects, and treatment experiences vary.

“Leanne is amazing! She did a fantastic job with my Botox and made the entire process so easy and comfortable. If you’re looking for a skilled injector who truly cares about her clients, go see Leanne!”

- Marla Martinez

What Sarasota Patients Are Actually Working Toward With Injectables

Injectables are a means to an end, and patients often come in with one of several common cosmetic goals. Naming the goal first can make the treatment discussion clearer.

Softer Expression Lines Without a Frozen Look

For lines that deepen when you frown, raise your brows, or smile, a neuromodulator can ease the muscle movement behind them. The aim at Elite is a rested look that still moves naturally, so the plan leans on individualized dosing and follow-up rather than chasing a fully still face. Results build over the days after treatment, and individual response varies.

Restored Volume and Facial Balance

As faces mature, volume shifts and certain areas flatten, which can change the balance of the whole face. Fillers can restore fullness and refine proportion in the cheeks, lips, chin, and along the jawline. Elite favors subtle restoration and facial harmony over adding product for its own sake, so the goal is a balanced look rather than an obviously treated one.

Improved Skin Quality and Smoothness

Not every concern is about volume. Injectable skin-quality treatments such as SKINVIVE support smoothness in the cheek area, and biostimulators can encourage gradual collagen support over time. Timing varies by product and individual response, so expected results should be discussed for the specific injectable being considered. These treatments may suit patients looking for subtle improvements in skin quality rather than a dramatic change.

Definition and Contour That Fits Your Features

Some patients want more shape rather than less line, such as a more defined jaw-to-neck transition or a stronger chin. Structural fillers and biostimulators can support contour when the anatomy is a good fit. The emphasis stays on natural-looking definition that fits the patient’s existing features rather than creating a one-size-fits-all contour.

Who Is a Candidate for Cosmetic Injectables

Adults may be candidates for one injectable family or another, but candidacy depends on the specific product, treatment area, anatomy, medical history, and treatment goals. Appropriate age ranges, contraindications, and precautions also vary by injectable. Part of the value of a consultation is finding out whether an injectable is the right tool for your goal in the first place.

Candidacy and contraindications depend on the specific injectable. Botulinum toxin products such as BOTOX Cosmetic and XEOMIN have product-specific contraindications and precautions involving allergies, infection at the injection site, neuromuscular conditions, swallowing or breathing problems, medications, and pregnancy or breastfeeding considerations. Dermal fillers have a different safety profile, and their safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established. The injector reviews the exact product, treatment area, medical history, allergies, medications, and current skin condition before recommending treatment. Where a concern is driven by significant skin laxity or structural change, an injector may recommend a different or combined approach rather than filler or a relaxer alone.

The honest answer to whether you are a candidate is that it depends on your anatomy, health history, and goals, which is exactly what the assessment is designed to determine.

What to Expect During and After an Injectable Visit

A typical injectable visit begins with the consultation and mapping described above, followed by the treatment itself, which is usually brief. The injector cleanses the area, may use comfort measures where appropriate, and places the product with attention to your anatomy and the plan you agreed on. Appointment length varies by treatment and the number of areas being addressed, though many injectable visits can be completed within a routine appointment window.

Afterward, common and usually temporary reactions can include swelling, redness, tenderness, firmness, or bruising near the treated areas. Neuromodulator effects develop gradually, while filler changes may be visible sooner but continue to evolve as temporary swelling or other reactions settle. Follow-up and adjustment timing vary by product, treatment area, and individual response. Many injectable treatments involve limited downtime, but reactions vary by product and area, so this is not a no-downtime promise.

Your injector will give you aftercare guidance specific to your treatment and, when relevant, a follow-up plan. Because durations differ by product, maintenance timing is discussed individually rather than promised as a fixed number of months.

What Patients Are Often Most Surprised By

Many patients expect the treatment itself to be the biggest part of the experience, but they’re often more surprised by how individualized the planning process is. Two people requesting the same treatment may leave with completely different recommendations based on facial anatomy, skin quality, muscle movement, and long-term goals. Patients are also frequently surprised that subtle, well-balanced improvements often look more natural than trying to correct everything in a single appointment.

Understanding Injectable Cost at Elite Medical Spa

Injectable pricing is easier to understand once you know that different products are priced in different ways. Neuromodulators are priced per unit, while most fillers are priced per syringe, so the two cannot be compared on price alone. As of the current website pricing, Elite lists BOTOX Cosmetic at $12 per unit and XEOMIN at $10 per unit, several hyaluronic acid fillers including JUVÉDERM Ultra XC, JUVÉDERM Ultra Plus XC, SKINVIVE, and BELOTERO at $549 per syringe, RADIESSE at $549 per syringe, and KYBELLA at $600 per vial.

Your total depends on the product, the number of units or syringes, the areas treated, and your individualized plan, so a single flat price is not meaningful until the plan is set. Unit counts for neuromodulators are product-specific and are not directly convertible between products, which is another reason a per-unit number alone does not tell you the full cost. Listed prices are also time-sensitive and can change, so the current menu or your consultation is the reliable source.

For patients who maintain results, Elite publishes VIP memberships for BOTOX and XEOMIN that bundle a set number of units on a recurring schedule with member savings. Memberships are operational and their terms can change, so the current membership pages carry the details.

For current, itemized numbers, see the Elite Medical Spa Menu of Services and pricing page, and confirm your specific plan at consultation.

Injectable Safety, FDA Status, and Off-Label Uses

Injectables are medical products, and part of choosing a good injector is honesty about what is and is not FDA approved. FDA approval is specific to the individual product and indication. An off-label use is a use outside a product’s FDA-approved indication that a qualified clinician may consider based on clinical judgment. Off-label use should not be presented as FDA approved when that distinction matters to the patient’s decision.

A few examples are worth naming plainly. Dermal filler injection into the nose is not FDA approved and carries rare but serious risks, including vascular complications that can affect the skin or vision, so it should never be described as risk-free or routine. The FDA also advises against dermal fillers for body or buttock contouring because serious injury can occur, so that use is not a low-risk, approved injectable option. Some practice-listed uses of neuromodulators, such as jaw-slimming or jaw-tension goals, are off-label relative to the products’ aesthetic labels as well.

General safety also differs by product family. Neuromodulators such as BOTOX Cosmetic and XEOMIN carry a boxed warning about the possible spread of toxin effect beyond the injection site. Fillers can cause temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, and lumps, and rare but serious complications can occur if filler enters a blood vessel. This is exactly why product selection, technique, and a qualified injector matter, and why every plan at Elite starts with an assessment and your health history rather than a product request.

What Patients Are Often Most Surprised By

Choosing where to have injectables matters as much as choosing which treatment may fit. Elite highlights several features of its injectable care that Sarasota patients can consider when choosing a provider.

Master-injector-led care: treatments are performed by experienced master injectors, led by owner Jeff Goldstein, PA-C, so the same trained hands plan and deliver the work.
An assessment-first philosophy: the injectors evaluate anatomy, movement, volume, and skin quality before recommending any product, and they favor precision over volume.
A full injectable menu under one roof: neuromodulators, hyaluronic acid fillers, biostimulators, and submental fat treatment are all available, so the plan is not limited to one product family.
Product-specific treatment planning: the team considers the specific product, treatment area, indication, and candidacy, while distinguishing FDA-approved indications from off-label uses when relevant to treatment planning.
A treatment philosophy focused on natural-looking results: the studio’s approach centers on subtle restoration and facial harmony rather than adding product for its own sake. Individual results vary.
Recognized by the local community: the practice has earned dated local honors, including a 2024 Sarasota Community’s Choice Award for medical spa, so the reputation is documented rather than self-declared.
Membership options for regular treatments: for patients who maintain their results, Elite publishes VIP neuromodulator memberships, with current terms available on the membership pages.
An East Sarasota location: the studio is located on Initiative Blvd near University Town Center and serves patients from Sarasota and surrounding communities.

“Best customer service and pricing in the area for injectables! I have been going to Elite for years- their new location in Sarasota is so convenient. Highly recommend Leanne ♥ All of the providers are highly trained and lovely people.”

- Beth Domino

Meet the Master Injectors Caring for Sarasota Patients

Injectable results depend heavily on the person holding the syringe. These are the master injectors highlighted for injectable care at the Sarasota studio.

Jeff Goldstein, PA-C: Owner, Master Injector, and Clinical Spa Director

Jeff Goldstein is the owner and clinical spa director at Elite Medical Spa, and he serves as a master injector for the practice. He double majored in Biology and Chemistry at Elmhurst College and earned his Physician Assistant graduate degree from Midwestern University. He provides medical aesthetics services as one of the practice’s Master Injectors. He is drawn to the artistry of injectables, and his approach centers on seeing balance and proportion rather than simply filling a request for a set amount of product.

Leanne Lorenz, APRN-C: Master Injector and Nurse Practitioner

Leanne Lorenz is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner and master injector with more than a decade of medical, surgical, and procedural experience. Before focusing on medical aesthetics, she worked across general surgery, urology, gastroenterology, and interventional radiology, which informs her careful, anatomy-first approach. Certified in dermal filler and neurotoxin administration, she leans toward preventative, measured treatment that replaces age-related volume while keeping features looking natural and balanced.

Eduardo Rojas, APRN-C: Master Injector and Nurse Practitioner

Eduardo Rojas, known as Eddy, is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with more than ten years of experience across the medical field, including surgery, cardiology, and dermatology before aesthetics. He describes his work as bridging the medical and the creative, bringing a background in health and wellness together with an eye for aesthetic detail. His focus is on caring for the patient first and enhancing appearance in a way that supports overall well-being.

Provider availability can vary by day, and the front desk can help identify which injectors are currently available for your treatment or concern.

“What a wonderful experience I had at this beautiful new location in Sarasota! Jeff, the PA who did my injectables did an amazing job! I have been getting injectables/fillers for a while and since moving in the area, I have been looking for a great provider. I couldn’t be happier with my results! The entire staff is very professional. So happy I chose this medspa. Totally recommend.”

- Dawn Barry-Bryan

Fast Answers for Sarasota Patients Weighing an Injectable Visit

Is the studio actually in Sarasota, and where exactly?

Yes. Elite Medical Spa is at 6355 Initiative Blvd, Suite 100, in East Sarasota near University Town Center. Injectable treatments are performed on site, and the front desk can share current parking and entrance details when you book.

Can I get a later or Saturday injectable appointment?

Potentially. The studio is open until 6:00 PM on Wednesday and Friday and from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturday. Appointment availability depends on the injector and treatment, so confirm your preferred time when scheduling.

Should I book a specific injectable or start with a consultation?

If you are unsure which treatment fits, start with a consultation. The injector can assess the concern and recommend a family and product rather than having you guess. If you already know the area and have had that treatment before, you can ask to book it directly and confirm the plan in person.

Sarasota Neighborhoods and Nearby Communities Elite Welcomes for Injectables

The East Sarasota location is accessible from communities across Sarasota and nearby areas. Surrounding areas include:

Downtown Sarasota and the Rosemary District
The University Town Center and Nathan Benderson Park area
Lakewood Ranch border communities commuting into Sarasota
Siesta Key and the coastal barrier islands
St. Armands Circle and Lido Key
Palmer Ranch and Sarasota 34238
Fruitville and Bee Ridge
Gulf Gate and South Sarasota
The Meadows and Sarasota 34235
Osprey and the South Trail corridor
Bird Key and the greater downtown waterfront
Sarasota 34240, 34232, and 34243 and nearby zip codes

Planning an Injectable Visit Around a Sarasota Week

Sarasota life moves between work, outdoor activities, University Town Center, downtown events, and destinations such as Siesta Key. Patients considering injectables may plan treatment around work, travel, photographs, or social events, but appointment length, visible reactions, and recovery vary by product and treatment area. The Sarasota studio offers appointments Monday through Saturday, with current availability confirmed when scheduling.

Schedule Your Sarasota Injectables Consultation

Call (941) 203-5111 or schedule online to start a consultation conversation with the Elite Medical Spa of Sarasota team. The front desk can explain appointment logistics, share what to bring, and confirm current provider and service availability. If you are unsure which injectable fits your concern, schedule a consultation so the treating injector can assess your anatomy, history, and goals before recommending a product and treatment plan.

Address: 6355 Initiative Blvd, Suite 100, Sarasota, FL 34240
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cosmetic Injectables in Sarasota, FL

What injections make you look younger?

Several injectable families can support a more youthful look in different ways. Neuromodulators may soften lines caused by expression, dermal fillers may restore lost volume, and biostimulators may encourage gradual collagen support. The right choice depends on what is driving the concern, which is decided at a consultation rather than from a menu.

Can Botox lift a sagging face?

Botulinum toxin may be used in selected muscles to alter muscle pull, but treatment outside a product’s FDA-approved cosmetic indications may be off-label. Neuromodulators do not replace lost volume or correct significant skin laxity. When sagging is the main concern, an injector may discuss fillers, biostimulators, skin treatments, or another approach based on the anatomy.

Who should not use XEOMIN?

XEOMIN should not be used by patients who are allergic to XEOMIN or its ingredients, have had an allergic reaction to another botulinum toxin product, or have a skin infection at the planned injection site. Patients should also tell the clinician about neuromuscular conditions, swallowing or breathing problems, medications, pregnancy, or breastfeeding before treatment.

What are the potential side effects of XEOMIN?

Possible reactions can include injection-site effects, headache, bruising, or other product-specific adverse effects. XEOMIN carries a boxed warning about distant spread of toxin effect. Trouble swallowing, speaking, or breathing can occur hours to weeks after treatment and requires immediate medical attention.

How long do XEOMIN injections last?

Results from a neuromodulator such as XEOMIN are temporary and tend to last a few months, though the exact duration varies by person, dose, and treatment area. Many patients plan maintenance visits to keep their results consistent. Your injector can give you a more individual estimate after assessing your goals.

What to avoid after JUVÉDERM® injections?

After hyaluronic acid filler, official JUVÉDERM guidance recommends minimizing strenuous exercise, extensive sun or heat exposure, and alcoholic beverages during the first 24 hours after treatment, while following the provider’s product- and area-specific aftercare instructions. These steps may help limit swelling and bruising. Follow the specific aftercare your provider gives you, since guidance can vary by product and area.

Does one syringe of JUVÉDERM® make a difference?

One syringe may be enough to create a noticeable change in a focused area for some patients, while other goals may require a different amount. The appropriate volume depends on the product, anatomy, treatment area, and desired correction.

How much does RADIESSE usually cost?

At Elite, RADIESSE is listed at a current website price of $549 per syringe, though the number of syringes and the total depend on the area and your individual plan. Pricing is time-sensitive and set per product, so it is best confirmed at consultation or on the current menu. A fixed total cannot be quoted without knowing the plan.

What age is best for RADIESSE?

There is no single best age for RADIESSE. Eligibility depends on the specific RADIESSE product, treatment area, indication, anatomy, and treatment goals. Current U.S. labeling includes certain uses in patients age 22 and older, while RADIESSE (+) is also indicated for improvement of moderate to severe loss of jawline contour in adults over 21. Your injector can confirm whether the intended use is appropriate based on the current labeling and your individual assessment.

What is BELOTERO BALANCE® used for?

BELOTERO BALANCE is a hyaluronic acid filler used to soften moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds, such as smile lines, and its labeling also supports improving under-eye hollows in appropriate adults. Under-eye filler suits only selected patients, since not all dark circles come from volume loss. An injector confirms whether it fits your concern.

What is the difference between Botox and dermal fillers?

They solve different problems. A neuromodulator such as Botox relaxes the muscle movement behind expression lines, while a dermal filler adds volume to areas that have lost fullness or need contour. Many plans use both, and an injector decides which fits your concern at a consultation.

Are cosmetic injectables safe?

Cosmetic injectables are medical treatments with product-specific benefits, contraindications, and risks. FDA-approved products may be appropriate for selected patients when used by qualified providers for an appropriate indication, but no injectable is risk-free. Botulinum toxin products carry boxed warnings, and dermal fillers can rarely cause serious vascular complications including tissue injury, vision abnormalities, blindness, or stroke. Candidacy depends on the specific product, treatment area, anatomy, and health history.

How much do cosmetic injectables cost in Sarasota, FL?

Cost depends on the treatment. Elite’s current website pricing lists neuromodulators per unit, for example BOTOX at $12 per unit and XEOMIN at $10 per unit, and several fillers at $549 per syringe, with KYBELLA at $600 per vial. Your total depends on the product, areas, and individualized plan, so it is confirmed at consultation and pricing can change over time.

How long do dermal fillers last?

Hyaluronic acid fillers are temporary, and how long they last varies by product, area, and person, often somewhere in the range of several months to over a year. Areas with more movement may not hold results as long. Your injector can give you a more specific expectation for the product and area in your plan.

Does Elite Medical Spa offer injectable memberships?

Yes. Elite publishes VIP neuromodulator memberships for BOTOX and XEOMIN that bundle a set number of units on a recurring schedule with member savings. Terms and pricing are operational details that can change, so it is best to review the current membership pages or ask the front desk for what applies today.

Injectables Health Resources for Sarasota Patients

The resources below come from Elite Medical Spa and from official product and FDA sources. They are for general education and do not replace an in-person evaluation with a licensed clinician.

Understanding Injectables and How Plans Are Built

Explore Elite's Injectable Treatment Pages

Elite Tox, BOTOX and XEOMIN
Elite Lips
Elite Cheeks
Elite Submental Reduction with KYBELLA
Menu of Services and Current Pricing

Providers and Official Safety Information

This page is for general education about cosmetic injectables and is not medical advice, and it does not create a provider-patient relationship. Injectable products carry risks, and neuromodulators carry a boxed warning about the possible spread of toxin effect beyond the injection site. Whether an injectable is right for you, which product and dose are appropriate, and whether a listed use is FDA approved or off-label should be determined by a qualified injector after an individualized assessment. Current prices and product availability can change. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience serious symptoms after treatment, including vision changes, unusual pain with skin color changes, signs of a stroke, or difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing.

Injectable Care in Sarasota Focused on Natural-Looking Results

If you want a team that will take the time to understand your goals, explain the injectable options in plain language, and plan for how you look and how you feel rather than pushing a product, Elite Medical Spa is ready to help. Whether you are exploring your first treatment, refining past work, or simply want an honest assessment, the Sarasota team can map out a plan built around your face. Reach out whenever you are ready to talk it through.

Begin Your Elite Injectables Plan in Sarasota

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Cosmetic Injectables (Liquid Facelift)

Remove Fine Lines and Wrinkles

Restore Your Youthful Beauty

BOTOX®

Botox® has been used therapeutically for more than 17 years to treat a variety of medical conditions. It is approved in more than 75 countries and remains the most-studied botulinum toxin and one of the most widely researched medicines in the world. In 2002, the same formulation – under the label Botox® Cosmetic – was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for treatment of moderate to severe frown lines between the brows in people ages 18 to 65.

During treatment, very low doses of Botox® Cosmetic are administered via a few tiny injections directly into the muscles responsible for frown lines between the brows. By blocking the release of a chemical that causes these muscles to contract, Botox® Cosmetic enables them to relax. The effects are very localized and, when administered by an experienced physician, do not affect your ability to smile, laugh, or otherwise show expression. Botox® Cosmetic is the only product of its kind that has been approved for use in this area.

JUVÉDERM®

Defy Aging… Defy Gravity

Juvéderm® temporarily adds volume to facial tissue and restores a smoother appearance to the face.

This treatment is used to enhance and improve the following:

Lip borders, vertical lip lines, and wrinkles
Superficial forehead lines and crow’s feet
Thinning lips
Deep folds on the sides of the mouth – nasolabial folds
Marionette lines and jaw area to fill and contour
Cheekbone area
Chin
Earlobes for thin or sagging skin

XEOMIN®

FDA Approved. Clinically Proven.

Xeomin® is a form of botulinum toxin that is used to block muscle movement in areas that contribute to wrinkles. It is typically used in the forehead, particularly between the brows, to soften frown lines.

Frown lines form when facial expressions are made as the muscle under the skin contracts. Over time, as your skin ages, these repeated expressions cause lasting frown lines and wrinkles. Xeomin® blocks the release of chemicals that cause these muscle contractions so frown lines are softened.

Unlike fillers, Xeomin® only impacts muscle movement and has no effect on filling deep wrinkles that have already formed.

Hyperdilute Radiesse

Radiesse® is currently the only FDA-approved injectable biostimulator for both the face and body. Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, which simply adds volume, Radiesse stimulates the body’s own collagen production over time for a strikingly natural and long-lasting effect. When hyperdiluted, it is mixed with a specific ratio of saline and lidocaine to form a regenerative scaffold that facilitates a transformative remodeling of loose, aging areas of the skin.

Hyperdilute Radiesse is recommended most for areas characterized by skin laxity and crepey texture, including:

Neck
Décolletage
Upper arms
Abdomen
Buttocks
And more

This treatment improves skin thickness and elasticity, for a firm, youthful tautness that originates from the body’s own natural processes. While some immediate smoothing is visible, full transformative results develop over several months as new collagen matures.

For optimal structural remodeling, most patients require a series of 2 to 3 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, with results lasting up to 2 years.