A surgical procedure that improves aging signs in the face by lifting and tightening sagging skin and sometimes repositioning facial muscles, especially in the cheeks and jaws area.

A non-surgical procedure in which absorbable sutures are used to lift and tighten skin to improve signs of aging in the face. It is commonly done as an alternative to a surgical facelift and brow lift or other lifting procedures.

A procedure in which fat is taken from one part of the body (such as the belly) using liposuction and then injected into another part to add volume and fullness. A fat injection can also be done to re-contour the jawlines and conceal jowls.

Also known as mid-face lift, it’s a procedure that lifts cheeks or the midface area, often done to treat sunken cheeks, sagging midface, jowls, and signs of aging on the face.

Chin and jawline filler procedures are non-surgical cosmetic treatments that involve injecting dermal fillers into the chin and jawline area to improve their appearance. Chin fillers are used to augment a weak or recessed chin, add definition, and improve facial balance. The procedure involves injecting dermal fillers into the chin area to create a more prominent and defined chin. Jawline fillers, on the other hand, are used to add definition and contour to the jawline. The procedure involves injecting fillers along the jawline to create a more chiseled and defined look. Both procedures are minimally invasive and the results are usually noticeable immediately and can last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the type of filler used and individual factors such as metabolism and lifestyle.