Glo2facial, Oxygen Dome Glass Skin Facial, and Waterdrop Diamond Fill LDM facial is not for anyone who: Under 18 years of age Pregnant or nursing Current or history of cancer, especially skin cancer or pre-malignant moles Impaired immune system due to immunosuppressive diseases, such as AIDS and HIV, or use of immunosuppressive medications Any active conditions in the treatment area, such as sores, eczema, rash, fragile skin, swollen, open acne pustules, burnt or injured skin, active acne, rosacea, dermatitis, psoriasis, or active Herpes Simplex Excessively or fresh tanned skin (within the last few days) Any surgical, invasive, ablative procedure in the treatment area before complete healing Known allergies to cosmetics or other products or experienced severe allergic reactions, like hives Vascular disorders, such as telangiectasia, varicose veins, thrombosis, phlebitis in the applied area Severe concurrent disease, such as uncontrolled diabetes, nervous disease, cardiac disorder. In such cases, consult the treating physician. Bleeding disorders, coagulopathies, areas of thrombophlebitis, or use of anticoagulants History of skin disorders, such as keloid scarring, abnormal wound healing, as well as very dry and fragile skin or any medical condition that might impair skin healing Oxygen Dome Glass Skin Facial is not for anyone who: Have any type of lung disease Have a collapsed lung Have a cold or a fever Have had recent ear surgery or injury Have any medical condition that prevents from them receiving oxygen dome therapy.

For the O2 dome therapy, you can choose to come in once a week for a stand-alone treatment for a maximum of 30 minutes each time. For the O2 glass skin facial, Glo2Facial, and Waterdrop Diamond Fill LDM facial you can receive this once a month.

Pacemaker or internal defibrillator, implanted neurostimulators or any other internal electric system Metal implants in the treatment area. If using the ultrasound on an area with metal caps on teeth, insert a cotton ball in the client’s mouth above the cap as a barrier between the tooth and skin History of bleeding coagulopathies or use of anticoagulants

The number of treatments you'll need depends on your specific skin concerns and goals. While some people may see significant improvements after just one session. For the best results, a series of treatments may be recommended.

GLP-1 medications have been known to cause certain side effects in some patients. The most common side effects of the treatment include: Nausea Diarrhea Loss of appetite Vomiting Stomach pain Headache Dizziness Fatigue ​​ In rare cases, patients taking GLP-1 medications will experience more serious side effects. If you encounter any of the following, you should seek medical care immediately: Allergic reaction Vision changes Dehydration Severe stomach pain Heart palpitations New mass or lump in the neck Trouble swallowing or breathing

If you're considering GLP-1 medications, the initial step is to schedule a consultation with the provider. During this meeting, they will discuss the treatment with you and assess whether it's the right choice for your needs. If the medication is suitable for you, we will provide you with a prescription. After receiving your prescription, you will need to visit our office weekly for an injection. The injections will be administered in the skin of your upper thigh, stomach area, or upper arm.

Have a BMI of 30 or higher or 27 or higher with at least one weight-related medical condition Be willing to maintain a healthy lifestyle Have the desire to lose weight Have no history of medullary thyroid cancer, gallbladder disease, or pancreatitis Have realistic expectations for the treatment

In some instances, patients may begin to see weight loss after just eight weeks of using GLP-1 medications. However, significant results usually become noticeable after approximately 12 weeks.

Research indicates that patients who use GLP-1 medications for 68 weeks, in conjunction with a healthy diet and regular exercise, can typically lose between 10% and 15% of their body weight on average.

The ideal filler treatment for you depends on your specific aesthetic goals. During a personalized consultation, we'll discuss your desired outcome and recommend the best filler to achieve it.

To ensure optimal results and minimize downtime, schedule your lip augmentation at least four to six weeks before a major event. Allow two weeks before or after vaccinations to receive dermal filler. Please discontinue blood thinners and smoking two weeks and three days prior to treatment, respectively.

Lip augmentation can sometimes lead to temporary bruising and swelling, which are normal side effects as the filler integrates. The type of filler, injection technique, and amount used all contribute to the final outcome.

The duration of filler results varies depending on the type of filler and the treatment area. Typically, fillers last between 6 and 18 months, but some may provide longer-lasting or shorter-term effects.

Any medical procedure, including injectable treatments, carries certain risks. In the hands of a highly experienced provider, the risks are usually very minimal. The most common side effects include the following: redness tenderness lumpiness minor swelling or bruising itching Immediately following lip augmentation, you may experience temporary side effects such as small bumps, bruising, and swelling. These typically subside within a few days to a few weeks as the filler integrates into the tissue. To minimize discomfort, avoid touching the area and apply a cold compress if needed. Minor bleeding may occur but usually stops quickly. It's essential to choose a highly skilled injector to achieve natural-looking, beautiful results.

Potenza RF Microneedling Pre Post Care | Expected downtime: 5-7 days. Expected healing and side effects include redness, swelling, bruising, light discomfort, and possibly small bumps and pinpoint bleeding.

Potenza is suitable for most skin types and tones and is considered safe for dark skin tones due to advancements like adjustable needle depth, specific thermal zones, and insulated needles, which minimize damage to the epidermis and reduce the risk to melanocytes near the skin surface. Despite the safety profile of the Potenza RF technology, individual results may vary, and there’s a risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, especially in darker skin tones. This may require preparation for the skin to prevent or minimize hyperpigmentation. Therefore, it’s essential to consult with a qualified professional to assess your specific concerns and determine the best course of action.

You should notice smoother, more glowing skin within about two weeks. It can take between 2 to 6 months to see long-term results because it takes time for your body to start making collagen and elastin after a treatment.

Side effects are to be anticipated following a Potenza RF microneedling treatment. The skin will be flushed or red as if you’ve spent the day in the sun with a mild to moderate sunburn, which may be expected when you leave your appointment. Potenza RF Microneedling-induced redness usually goes away in 48 hours or less. Other side effects may include swelling, bruising, and light discomfort.

Potenza microneedling is considered a very safe and effective treatment for people of all skin types and pigments, and it can be performed at any time of year, with no downtime necessary. However, as with all medical procedures, not everyone is a suitable candidate for this type of treatment.

A topical numbing cream will be applied prior to your Potenza treatment. Once the numbing cream is activated, the treatment should be very tolerable. During the treatment you may feel a mild sting, a warm sensation, or a light pressure from the needles as the device moves over the treatment area.

The treatment primarily stimulates collagen production and improves skin texture and does not definitively melt face fat. Potenza RF has different modes and energy levels that can be adjusted based on the specific needs and concerns of each patient, unlike some of the more popular RF machines in the field today. We use protocols and techniques in to avoid adverse outcomes and ensure that only the dermis is heated and not the subcutaneous (fat) tissue.