Sciton® BBL Treatment

It is advised that patients avoid wearing makeup for at least 12 hours after their Juvederm treatment.

Yes, Juvederm can be reversed using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. When injected into the treatment area, this enzyme dissolves the hyaluronic acid particles.

The risk of blindness following Juvederm injections is extremely rare.

In rare cases, Juvederm can migrate to other areas of the face within a few days of treatment. This occurs when the filler moves before it has fully bonded to your facial tissue.

It is best to avoid alcohol consumption for 24 hours following all filler treatments.

Very few fillers are available in a half syringe. This s because half of a syringe is a very small amount and is only recommended for focused areas.

Individuals should not split a syringe of Juvederm or any filler, since this can cause cross-contamination and exposure to another person’s bodily fluids.

You can wash your face following Juvederm injections but be sure to wash it very gently. Avoid massaging the treated area for about six hours after treatment.

Yes, Juvederm fillers naturally dissolve over time. Juvederm fillers typically last for 6-18 months.

Juvederm fillers are formulated to create natural-looking improvements in the face. Many patients enjoy a younger appearance following treatment.

It can take several weeks for Juvederm to soften and settle into the skin. This means that final results will not be immediately observed.

Yes, Juvederm stimulates the body’s collagen production, helping patients to enjoy more youthful-looking skin.

Patients will be able to notice an immediate improvement following Juvederm injections, with full results seen after about two weeks.

In order to prolong your Juvederm results, be sure to minimize sun exposure, wear SPF when outdoors, and follow a consistent skincare routine.

Juvederm bumps may resolve on their own within a few weeks with massaging. The injections can also be diluted with a steroid anti-inflammatory called Kenalog.

Full Juvederm results can usually be seen after about two weeks.

Juvéderm fillers can last anywhere from 6-18 months.

The number of syringes needed will depend on the severity of your lines or wrinkles. However, most people will need one syringe per side.

The cost of Juvederm may vary depending on a number of factors. To learn more about pricing, please contact our office today.

To maintain ideal results, patients should schedule Juvederm treatments every 6-18 months, depending on the specific Juvederm filler they receive.

Juvederm injections should not be painful, as a topical numbing cream can be applied to ensure you are comfortable.

No, Botox is meant to rejuvenate the face and create a more youthful appearance rather than aging you.

Botox does not cause weight gain.

Botox can ease the severity of nasal symptoms like itching, sneezing, nasal drainage, and nasal blockage. It’s also been shown to alleviate sinus pressure and ease sinus headaches.

Botox can lift your eyebrows. It’s injected into the frown lines between the brows. This relaxes the muscles in the forehead allowing them to pull up and lift the brow.

Yes, you can go for a walk after Botox injections. It is recommended to wait 24 hours for any strenuous activities.

Drinking wine is not recommended after Botox. You should wait for at least one to two days before drinking any alcohol. Alcohol can make the skin more prone to bruising and swelling.

Caffeine is not recommended right after a Botox procedure. Wait 24-48 hours after treatment to prevent bruising.

Botox works by affecting the brain signals to the treated muscles, causing them to relax.

Once Botox wears off, it doesn’t generally make you look older. The muscles may go back to where they were before but whether that makes someone look older is often up to interpretation.

Botox doesn’t make your skin look shiny, but the way the light bounces off of a smooth surface like the skin, it can appear shinier.

In general, Botox lasts about three to four months. Some patients have seen it last up to four to six months or as short as two months. It’s also common for the treatment to last less time for those who receive the treatment for the first time.

There is no age that is too old for Botox. It’s regularly used on people in their 20s through their 50s.

Botox is made from a toxin called bacterium Clostridium botulinum. Doctor’s use very small doses of it to treat health problems and wrinkles.

Botox is not a steroid.

Botox is not FDA-approved for treatment under the eyes.

It’s recommended you move your face around after Botox. It actually helps the effectiveness of the treatment.

Patients as young as 18 years old can receive Botox but most doctors recommend patients wait until they are in their 20s or 30s to receive the treatment.

Some of the unwanted side effects of Botox include pain, swelling or bruising at the injection site.

Before getting Botox, you should first get a consultation with a licensed injection specialist so you can discuss if Botox is the best option for you.

Botox is used to smooth out lines and wrinkles.

After Botox, you should not drink alcohol, participate in strenuous exercise, and touch your face too much. You should also avoid the sun as much as possible and avoid sleeping on the affected area.

Those who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid Botox as well as anyone who is allergic to cow milk proteins. Anyone with skin infections or a neurological disease should not get Botox as well.

The laser used in laser hair removal is attracted to the melanin pigment in the hair shaft and it uses laser light to target, heat up, and destroy the hair shaft and the follicle.

Yes! Laser hair removal at SkinCeuticals SkinLab is entirely safe. We use a low-energy laser so you don’t have to worry about skin irritation or burns.

No. While you may feel some discomfort, you will likely not feel any pain. Laser hair removal is far more comfortable than other forms of hair removal.

Laser hair removal can be used on the face, arms, underarms, back, bikini area, and legs.

For most people, six to nine treatment sessions are needed to achieve the desired results.

It really depends on the area being treated. The face is going to take less time than the legs or the back, but sessions typically last about 30 minutes to an hour.

Before laser hair removal, try to avoid direct sun exposure and wear sunscreen when outside. You will also want to avoid tweezing or waxing for at least a month ahead of your appointment, but you should shave the treated areas 12-24 hours before the treatment. During treatment, your provider will cleanse the skin and then use the handpiece to target the hair follicles with laser energy. After treatment, avoid applying lotion, deodorant, or makeup to the treated area. You will see your hair shedding 5-10 days later.

The possible side effects of laser hair removal include hyperpigmentation, blisters, redness, and skin irritation.

At SkinCeuticals SkinLab, we use the Sciton® BBL® laser hair removal system and that can be effective on almost any skin tone and hair color.

Most patients don’t see any hair regrowth for years and if hair does regrow, it’s usually finer and lighter in color. You may need maintenance treatment to maintain the results you’re looking for.

We recommend avoiding sun exposure and tanning for at least a month before your treatment. As for a sunburn, you cannot have laser hair removal with a sunburn. The laser could further irritate the skin.

Absolutely! Laser hair removal works well on the face and bikini area.

The cost of laser hair removal can differ greatly depending on how big of an area you’re having treated, how experienced your provider is, and where they are located. Your provider can discuss cost and financing with you at your consultation.

Before getting laser hair removal, you’ll want to avoid prolonged sun exposure and tanning for a month before your appointment. You’ll also want to avoid waxing and tweezing. After the treatment, you’ll want to avoid putting lotions, deodorants, and makeup on the treated area. You should also avoid the sun after treatment as the skin will be sensitive.

Shaving, waxing, threading, and electrolysis are alternatives to laser hair removal, but they are not always as effective or as safe as laser hair removal.