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Botox is priced per unit, and the number of units depends on the areas treated and your goals. At your consultation we’ll map a personalized plan and give you a clear estimate before treatment begins.

Both are FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A products that temporarily relax the muscles behind expression lines. They're made differently, and their units aren't interchangeable: the FDA labels for both state that units of one can't be converted to the other. Dysport is FDA-approved for frown lines between the brows; Botox Cosmetic is approved for frown lines, crow's feet, forehead lines and neck bands. Your provider will recommend the best option for your treatment area and anatomy.

BBL stands for BroadBand Light. It is a medical-grade intense pulsed light treatment — not a laser in the strict sense — that delivers filtered light into the skin. The light is absorbed by pigment and by the hemoglobin in small blood vessels, breaking both down, while the heat stimulates collagen production. It is the reason BBL can treat brown spots and redness in the same session.

Halo is a hybrid fractional laser that delivers two wavelengths in the same pass. An ablative wavelength resurfaces a fraction of the damaged outer layer while a non-ablative wavelength travels deeper to stimulate collagen repair. Treating at two depths at once is what allows Halo to correct sun damage and improve texture in a single session.

Moxi delivers fractionated, non-ablative laser energy that creates micro-coagulation zones in the skin. The body repairs those zones, replacing damaged cells with fresh new ones. The result is tonal and textural improvement with low downtime.

In one 30-minute treatment, a HydraFacial deep-cleanses, exfoliates, painlessly extracts congestion, and saturates skin with antioxidants, peptides, and hyaluronic acid — leaving it hydrated, refreshed, and instantly glowing.

Yes — it’s one of microneedling’s biggest advantages. Because it doesn’t rely on heat or light, it doesn’t carry the same hyperpigmentation risk as many lasers, making it one of the safest in-office texture treatments for melanin-rich skin.

You'll meet with a member of our aesthetics team to talk through your goals and skin, review your options, and build a treatment plan that fits your life. There's no pressure — just honest guidance so you can decide what's right for you.

Most patients are back to work within one to two weeks. After surgery, you will wear a compression garment for 6–8 weeks. Swelling and bruising resolve in as little as one month, with contour continuing to improve for up to six months.

Most surgeons recommend waiting at least 6–12 months after delivery. You should have stopped breastfeeding for 3–6 months, returned to a stable post-pregnancy weight, and feel physically and emotionally ready for surgery and recovery. Dr. Moore and Dr. Sarosiek help you determine the right timing based on your healing and family planning.