Sometimes the best results come from
starting over. 100
Her previous implant had compromised both structure and skin, so we took a staged, structural approach to rebuild from within.
You guys saw the reel from yesterday-yep! The answer was fat grafting. But before it's injected, here's how we prepare it.
The fat is gently processed to remove excess fluid, leaving behind a concentrated, stem cell rich graft. It's purified, powerful, and 100% yours.
We use it
My patient felt her eyes always looked tired and her eyeliner would smudge due to excess upper eyelid skin.
We performed an upper blepharoplasty to remove the heaviness and designed a semi-outfold crease she specifically wanted, creating a brighter, more defined eye shape.
She envisioned a bigger, outfold inner crease so we shaped it with intention.
Every detail of her upper bleph was meticulously tailored to enhance her natural eye shape and bring light back to her gaze. With upper blepharoplasty, millimeters matter-every cut, fold.
Forehead volume loss is one of the most overlooked signs of facial aging. It also plays a critical role in softening facial contours and restoring natural balance.
Some patients are naturally born with a flatter forehead, while others experience volume loss over time
There are devices like AccuVein, which help, but nothing replaces a true understanding of vascular and facial anatomy when it comes to safe injections.
Mapping vessels is only part of it - knowing the depth, course, and variability of key arteries and danger zones is critical.
Rhinoplasty + alarplasty (nostril reduction), 2 months post-op. #yoonose
This patient is healing beautifully and is on the faster side of recovery. Her alar incisions are maturing well-any residual redness is expected at this stage and will continue to fade.
Everyone talks about the weight loss glow-up. Nobody talks about what happens to your neck. I'm seeing more neck lift and tightening requests than ever especially after rapid weight loss. Ozempic neck is real, and for a lot of people, it's the part that doesn't bounce back.