Different treatments.
One thoughtful approach.
An injectable is a treatment method, not a single solution. Jenny starts with what you’re noticing, then considers which treatment family—if any—fits your anatomy and priorities.
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Understand the differences.
Expression lines, changes in volume and skin concerns do not all call for the same approach. Explore the categories below, then bring your questions to Jenny.
BOTOX® &
Neuromodulators
Explore treatments used to soften selected expression lines, with an approach that considers how your face moves.
Explore neuromodulators →Dermal Fillers
Learn about filler options such as Juvéderm, and explore lip enhancement, facial balancing and selected contour treatments.
Explore dermal fillers →Sculptra® &
Collagen Stimulation
Understand how collagen-stimulating treatments may fit into an individualized plan and why changes are assessed over time.
Explore collagen treatments →PRP Treatments
Find out what PRP involves, what remains uncertain about cosmetic results and how Jenny assesses suitability.
Explore PRP →Radiesse®
Hand Rejuvenation
Explore treatment for changes in hand volume, with a consultation to assess your anatomy and goals.
Explore hand rejuvenation →Your face comes
before the formula.
You may arrive with a treatment in mind—or simply with a concern. Jenny will review your health and treatment history, assess the area and talk through the possible approaches, alternatives, risks and cost.
Some plans involve one treatment. Others are staged. Sometimes the right recommendation is to leave an area alone.
Meet Jenny →A little more clarity.
Are dermal fillers a type of injectable?
Yes. Injectable is the broader term. Dermal fillers are one treatment family within it; neuromodulators, collagen-stimulating treatments and PRP have different roles. The menu separates these options to make them easier to explore.
How do I know which treatment I need?
Start with the concern you want to discuss rather than choosing a product. Jenny will assess your anatomy and explain which options may be appropriate, including alternatives or no treatment.
Can treatments be combined?
A plan may involve more than one treatment, but suitability and timing are individual. Jenny will explain the purpose of each recommendation and whether a staged approach makes sense.
Where can I learn about recovery and risks?
Each treatment page includes consultation and recovery guidance. Your appointment is where Jenny reviews the specific risks, aftercare and expectations for the proposed treatment.
Your questions.
Jenny’s experience.
You don’t need to have the answer before you arrive.
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