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A breast lift removes excess skin and repositions the nipple to raise sagging breasts, without changing volume. Breast augmentation adds volume with an implant but does not correct significant sagging. Patients with both concerns often combine the two in a single procedure.

Reduction mammaplasty involves removing fat and tissue from the breasts and typically leads to modest (not dramatic) weight loss. Many women find that they look lighter once their breasts are proportional to the frame of their body. A breast reduction can help women who would like to lose weight to achieve their goals since many find exercising (specifically cardio) to be much easier with small breasts.

Yes. Our surgeons lift the deeper tissue layers — not just the skin — for a refreshed, natural result that avoids the “pulled” look. You'll look like you, only more rested.

You’ll see immediate changes once the splint is removed at 1 week, but final results take time to emerge. Most swelling resolves within 3 months, but subtle tip refinement continues for 12-18 months as deeper swelling resolves. Patience is essential with rhinoplasty — the nose is one of the slowest-healing facial features. CSPS provides regular follow-up appointments throughout the first year to monitor your healing progress.

Botox results typically last about 3 to 4 months, and sometimes longer. The most reliable way to keep your results consistent is a regular treatment schedule, usually no more often than every 3 months. Sun protection and a good skincare routine won't make Botox itself last longer, but they do help your skin look its best between visits. Your injector will recommend a schedule for you.

Dysport can be a good option whether you're new to neurotoxins or have had them before. During your appointment, your provider will assess your facial anatomy, talk through your goals, and recommend whether Dysport or Botox is the better starting point for you.

There is no peeling and you may apply makeup immediately after treatment. You may experience some swelling and possible bruising. Treated brown pigment will darken over the next 7 to 10 days before microscopically sloughing off. Most patients return to their normal day the same afternoon.

The most important risk is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. To reduce it, our providers ask patients to stay out of the sun for at least two weeks after treatment and to maintain constant sunscreen coverage. Less common risks include prolonged redness, temporary lightening or darkening of treated skin, blistering, infection, and scarring. Your provider will review your skin type, medical history, and medications before recommending Halo.

It depends on your goals and level of damage. Most patients receive 3 to 4 corrective treatments, then continue with regular maintenance treatments through the year.

A traditional facial is performed by hand. A HydraFacial uses a dedicated device with a vortex-suction tip that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and infuses serums in one sequence, so every treatment follows the same consistent steps. There's no downtime with either.