REGENERATIVE AESTHETICS
Face, Under-Eyes, Cheeks, Temples, Jawline, Neck, Hands, and Scalp
Regenerative aesthetics works with your skin rather than on top of it. Instead of simply adding volume, these treatments activate your body's own collagen, elastin, and tissue repair to improve skin quality, texture, firmness, and overall facial harmony. Results build gradually and support long-term skin health, so aging looks like aging well.
ABOUT
REGENERATIVE AESTHETICS
Regenerative aesthetics is a group of treatments that prompt your skin to rebuild its own structure. Rather than filling a line or relaxing a muscle, they deliver growth factors or collagen-stimulating material into the skin and let your body handle the rest. Our regenerative menu includes PRP, EZ Gel, and Sculptra, used on their own or layered together depending on whether your primary concern is skin quality, hollowing, or overall firmness.
WHAT IT IS
During your complimentary consultation, your nurse will assess your skin quality, volume loss, and goals to determine which approach fits. PRP and EZ Gel begin with a simple blood draw, spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and plasma proteins that carry your body's natural healing signals. Sculptra works differently, using poly-L-lactic acid to trigger a steady collagen response. In each case, your body does the rebuilding over the weeks that follow.
HOW IT WORKS
Appointments generally run 45 to 90 minutes depending on the treatment and how many areas are addressed, and your nurse will confirm timing before you book. Mild swelling, redness, or small bruises at the injection points are common and typically settle within a few days. These treatments are gradual by design. Most clients notice improvement in tone and texture within the first month, with firmness continuing to develop over three to six months as new collagen forms. A short series is usually recommended, and you'll leave your consultation with a clear plan and timeline.
WHAT TO EXPECT
FAQs
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Dermal filler adds volume immediately by placing product in the skin. Regenerative treatments ask your body to produce its own collagen and tissue, so changes appear more slowly and read as improved skin quality rather than added fullness. Many clients use both, and your nurse can explain where each one fits.
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Stay well hydrated and eat before you come in, especially for PRP or EZ Gel, since both begin with a blood draw. Avoid alcohol, fish oil, and anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen for two to three days if your provider approves, as these can increase bruising. Pause retinol and exfoliants for a few days and arrive with clean, makeup-free skin.
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Discomfort is minimal. A numbing cream is applied before treatment, and most people describe the injections as brief pressure or a quick pinch. The blood draw feels the same as any routine lab visit.
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Most clients return to normal activities the same day. Expect some redness and swelling for 24 to 72 hours, and possible pinpoint bruising that fades within about a week. Skip strenuous exercise, saunas, and direct sun for the first 24 to 48 hours.
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It depends on the treatment. PRP and EZ Gel results generally hold for several months and improve with a series of three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Sculptra is typically done as a series of two to three sessions, and because it builds your own collagen, results can last well over a year. Daily SPF and a consistent skincare routine extend results in every case.
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Keep the area clean and avoid makeup for the first 12 to 24 hours. Use gentle cleansers and moisturizers only, and hold off on retinol, acids, and exfoliants until your nurse clears you. Wear SPF 30 or higher daily. If you had Sculptra, follow the massage instructions you're given, since it matters for even results. You'll receive personalized aftercare instructions before you leave.