Navigating the world of aesthetics can be daunting, but I'm here to simplify it for you. Recently, I explored the differences between PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) for under-eye rejuvenation. Having used PRP for years, I was hesitant about PRF, but my findings reveal compelling reasons to consider this newer treatment. Both methods harness your body's natural healing powers, yet PRF offers a slow-release of growth factors for longer-lasting results. Curious about which is right for you? Dive into my latest blog to uncover the benefits and decide the best path for your under-eye rejuvenation.

About a year ago, I invested in an ultrasound machine to enhance the safety and precision of my aesthetic injection techniques. Using this tool requires continuous learning, so I recently attended an Anatomy and Ultrasound Course to further refine my skills. The ultrasound helps visualize anatomy and map vasculature, preventing filler from being injected into blood vessels. It’s also useful for post-treatment checks, confirming accuracy and tracking progress. This advanced approach ensures the highest level of care for my clients, reinforcing my commitment to safety and precision in every treatment.

Concerned about your neck’s aging appearance? Hyper diluted Radiesse might be a solution! This calcium hydroxyapatite-based filler stimulates collagen, reducing fine wrinkles and tightening skin. After recent training with Shino Bay, Dr. Heather Friedman is excited to offer this treatment. Using a cannula for minimal injections, she maps five points on the neck and applies hyper diluted Radiesse in a fan pattern. Results show in three weeks, with optimal effects at six weeks. Typically, two sessions six weeks apart are recommended, followed by yearly refreshes. Not suitable for those on blood thinners or with compromised immune systems. Interested? Read the blog to learn more.