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interested in a procedure help to get a better understanding of what they can expect and look forward
to. Please do not reproduce these images for any reason, as they are personal to those that had them
taken.
Patient 1
Non Surgical Rhinoplasty
Patient 2
Botox used to treat the Glabella (between the eyes), Forehead, and Crows Feet (corners of the eyes). This photo was taken 2 weeks following treatment. Each photo is taken during maximal expression.
Patient 3
Chemical Peel- Jessner's/ 15%TCA chemical peel. Note how much smoother and brighter the skin looks.
Patient 4
Liquid Eye-Lift. An example of Restylane used to correct the tear trough deformity. Note how the dark hollow under the eyes corrected leaving the eye refreshed and less tired.
Patient 5
Lip augmentation with Juvederm.
Patient 6
Non-Surgical. Example of a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty in an Asian Patient.
Patient 7
Non-Surgical Revision Rhinoplasty. This patient had a history of previous rhinoplasty which left her nose asymmetric and her tip pinched. Restylane was used to inject her tip and create symmetry and decrease the obvious stigma of rhinoplasty.
Patient 8
Non-Surgical. Example of a Non-Surgical A filler was used to improve the contour of the nasal bridge.
Patient 9
Chemical Peel- Jessners/ 35% TCA Chemical Peel Combination. Note how the peel has removed so much of the sun damage. The skin appears more even in color and tone and there is an obvious glow and clarity.
Patient 10
Lower eyelid filler using Restylane into the tear trough. This is the so called Liquid Eyelift. It can have a tremendous rejuvenating effect when done well and in the right patient.
Patient 11
Lower eyelid filler using Restylane into the tear trough. This is the so called Liquid Eyelift. It can have a tremendous rejuvenating effect when done well and in the right patient.
Patient 12
Liquid eyelift. Restylane into the tear trough.