Procedure

An eye life, sometimes called a blepharoplasty, is designed to correct the sagging, dropping, or puffy appearance of the upper or lower eyelids. This results in a more youthful and energetic appearance. It can also help correct vision problems caused by sagging skin.

Eyelid lift surgery is performed under general anesthesia, so you will not feel a thing. The recovery can be a little uncomfortable, but any pain can easily be managed with over-the-counter pain medication and gentle cold compresses.

The cost of an eye lift surgery will depend on several factors, including whether you are having your upper or lower of both lids lifted, the extent of correction, and other personal factors like anesthesia. On average, a blepharoplasty procedure costs around $3,800.

Good candidates for an eyelid lift include individuals seeking to address concerns such as heavy eyelids, sagging skin, and drooping eyelids. Candidates may experience vision problems or other irritating eye conditions as a result of their dropping eyelids and find extensive relief with eyelid lift surgery.

A brow lift can last anywhere from 5-12 years.

The cost of a brow lift can vary widely depending on factors such as the surgeon’s experience, geographic location, and specific technique used, but it generally ranges from $3,000 to $8,000. It’s important to consult with a qualified surgeon to get an accurate estimate based on your individual needs.

A brow lift raises and tightens the forehead skin, reducing wrinkles and elevating drooping eyebrows to create a more youthful and refreshed appearance. It can also improve the look of frown lines and sagging skin above the eyes.

A brow lift can help improve the appearance of hooded eyes, but it is not a cure-all procedure. Those with heavily hooded eyes may need a secondary surgery to correct their appearance.

Discomfort following your brow lift is common, but it can be effectively controlled with pain medication prescribed by your provider. Any pain or discomfort usually subsides after a few days to a week.

An endoscopic brow lift is less invasive, using 3-5 small incisions and a camera for guidance. It has a shorter recovery time of about one week. A traditional (coronal) brow lift involves a longer incision across the scalp, allowing for more extensive repositioning of tissues. It has a longer recovery time of several weeks but may provide more dramatic results for some patients.

You can typically wash your hair a few days after the procedure, once your bandages have been removed. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions, but generally, you should be able to shower and wash your hair within 2-3 days post-surgery.

A brow lift can potentially affect your hairline, especially with a traditional (coronal) technique. In some cases, the forehead may be lengthened or shortened as needed. An endoscopic approach typically has less impact on the hairline. Discuss any concerns about your hairline with your surgeon during the consultation.

While you’ll notice improvements within the first few weeks, the final results of a brow lift may take several months to become fully apparent. Swelling continues to subside, and tissues settle into their new position over time. Most patients see significant improvement by 2-3 months post-surgery, with final results visible around 6 months.

It’s important to avoid strenuous activities, including exercise, for at least 2-4 weeks following a brow lift. Your surgeon will provide specific guidelines based on your individual recovery progress. Light activities can usually be resumed within 10-14 days.

Cheek implants may be a smart option for anyone who would like to improve a dull, sunken appearance due to hollow cheek structure. The surgery is ideal for candidates who have ill-defined cheeks and those with a lack of fat in the face. The results may not be instantaneous, but you will notice a tremendous transformation once the minor swelling subsides, the incisions heal and the implants settle. If you experience any problems, Dr. Taghizadeh is always available by phone to address your concerns. Most patients report few or minimal side effects, but it’s normal to experience some swelling and slight discomfort for a few days after the cheek implant procedure.

Malar augmentation is a cosmetic surgery that enhances the looks of the cheekbones by filling in hollow spots with implant material. Submalar augmentation fills in the areas adjacent to the most prominent portion of the cheek, in an area where patients may develop hollowing due to age and other conditions.

Dr. Taghizadeh will provide specific instructions following your cheek implant surgery, and it’s critical that you understand and follow them carefully. You may have to go without makeup during the recovery process to prevent infections and other complications. For two weeks after the procedure, you should eat soft food and limit your activities while your cheeks heal.

Cheek implants are typically made from solid silicone, porous polyethylene (Medpor), or Gore-Tex. Each material has its own advantages and considerations. Silicone implants are soft and flexible, while Medpor encourages tissue integration for a more permanent result.

Most patients can return to their regular activities after about one week, though full recovery may take 4-6 weeks. Initial swelling and bruising usually subside within the first two weeks, but it can take several months for the final results to become fully apparent.

While cheek implants are considered a long-term solution, they are not necessarily permanent. Silicone implants can be easily removed if desired, while Medpor implants integrate with the surrounding tissue, making them more difficult to remove but also more stable over time.

Initially, you may need to stick to a soft diet for about a week after surgery. Most patients can resume normal eating and speaking within 1-2 weeks. Your surgeon will provide specific guidelines based on your individual case.

Cheek implants are typically inserted through small incisions made either inside the mouth where the cheek meets the upper gum, or through the lower eyelid. The specific technique will depend on the type of implant and your surgeons preference.

Chin implants are typically made of silicone and come in various sizes and shapes to match the patient’s preferences and aesthetic goals. Some surgeons also offer an autologous approach, using bone from the patient’s rib or pelvic area as an implant.

Yes, chin augmentation is often combined with other procedures for enhanced results. It’s commonly performed alongside rhinoplasty to improve facial harmony, or with neck liposuction to further define the jawline.

Chin augmentation involves placing an implant to enhance an under-projected chin, while chin reduction surgery (or chin shaving) removes excess bone to reduce a prominent or over-projected chin.

Incisions for chin augmentation are typically made in one of two locations: either underneath the chin or inside the mouth where the lower lip meets the gum. These placement options help conceal any potential scarring.

Chin augmentation can be performed under either local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia. The choice often depends on factors such as the patient’s preference, overall health, procedure complexity, and the surgeon’s recommendation.

The decision to undergo a chin augmentation procedure is personal and depends upon your goals and motivations. An ideal candidate for this surgery is someone who feels they have a weak or small chin. Other patients opt for chin implants to correct a misshapen chin line due to a birth defect or injury, which impacts their appearance and ultimately overall attractiveness.

The longevity of chin augmentation depends on the method used. If performed with a chin implant, the results can last a lifetime as implants are made of durable materials like silicone and do not require replacement unless complications arise. However, if the procedure is done with dermal fillers, the results typically last between 12 to 24 months, depending on the type of filler used.

Like any surgical procedure, chin augmentation has potential side effects. Common temporary side effects include swelling, bruising, numbness in the chin or lower lip, and mild discomfort. Rare complications may include implant movement, infection, scarring, or asymmetry. In some cases, patients may experience prolonged numbness or dissatisfaction with their new facial proportions.

The cost of chin augmentation varies based on the technique used. Chin implants typically range from $3,000 to $5,000, including anesthesia and surgical fees. For non-surgical options like dermal fillers, costs range from $600 to $1,200 per session. While fillers are less expensive initially, they require maintenance every 1-2 years, which can add up over time.

Recovery from chin augmentation generally takes several weeks. Most patients can return to non-strenuous activities within 1 week and resume their full routine after 4-6 weeks. Swelling and bruising are common during the first few days but gradually subside over time. Sutures placed inside the mouth typically dissolve on their own, while external sutures may need removal after about 10 days.

Initial results from chin augmentation are visible within 2-3 weeks as swelling begins to subside. However, it can take up to 6 weeks for swelling to fully resolve and for the final results to become apparent. For filler-based augmentations, results are immediate but may improve slightly as swelling diminishes.

Facelift results last at least 10-15 years. To achieve the longest-lasting results, it is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle and use quality skincare products or cosmetic treatments to preserve your healthy, youthful skin.

Since everyone ages differently, there is no “right” age for a facelift. We commonly see patients in their 40s-60s, but younger patients can consider the mini facelift to address early signs of aging.

A full facelift procedure reshapes the skin and muscles in the lower two-thirds of the face for a more youthful appearance. This procedure can also be combined with other procedures, such as liposuction or dermal fillers, to further improve the appearance of the face.

Ultimately, downtime depends on the extent of the facelift procedure. However, patients can generally return to work and normal activities within a week or so.

Facelift surgery is typically performed under IV Sedation supervised by a Doctor of Anesthesia at Arizona Facial Plastics, so you will not feel any pain during the procedure. After surgery, mild to moderate discomfort is common for a few days but can be alleviated with pain medications and compression garment.

Additional anti-aging procedures like a neck lift, eyelid lift (blepharoplasty), or brow lift can be included with your facelift procedure for more dramatic changes and comprehensive results.

Patients with underlying medical conditions or an allergy to anesthesia are not good candidates for facelift surgery. Patients should also be non-smokers or committed to no nicotine or nicotine products for at least six weeks before surgery and for at least two weeks post-surgery.

Results from a fat transfer are designed to last a lifetime. Some fat cells may not survive the transfer process, and it can take up to six months to see the final results, as this is when the transferred cells will develop their own blood supply.

A fat transfer is a great way to experience the benefits of sculpting and contouring in multiple areas of the body during one treatment. A downside, however, is that the procedure can involve an uncomfortable recovery period as it is quite invasive.

It is recommended that patients be less than 30% over their ideal body weight and have a BMI of at least 22. This will ensure you do not have to gain or lose any weight leading up to your procedure.

There is no one best age to have a fat transfer done. The most important requirement is that you are in good overall health and do not have any conditions that may cause complications during your procedure and recovery.

The best candidate for a fat transfer is any individual who desires to enhance other areas, such as the face, breasts, or buttocks, using their own natural fat. Ideal candidates should be in good health, have realistic expectations, and seek a natural-looking enhancement.

On average a mini facelift provides results that last for up to ten years. Some patients may experience results that last beyond ten years.

There are not many downsides to having a mini facelift. They generally require fewer incisions and cause less scarring than other facelift procedures, but they do require the use of sedation, which may not be ideal for all candidates.

A mini facelift is typically performed on patients aged 40-55. The best age for the procedure is the age when you desire the aesthetic and emotional benefits of this plastic surgery.

A mini facelift tightens and lifts the lower face and neck to address sagging skin and jowls, resulting in a more youthful appearance. This procedure involves smaller incisions and typically has a shorter recovery time than a traditional facelift.

A mini facelift typically has a shorter recovery time compared to a traditional facelift. While a full facelift may require 4-5 weeks of recovery, mini facelift patients often need only 3-5 days before returning to normal activities. Some even refer to it as a “weekend facelift” because patients can have the procedure on Friday and return to work on Monday.

Mini facelifts are often performed under twilight anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation. This is in contrast to full facelifts, which typically require general anesthesia. The use of lighter anesthesia contributes to the quicker recovery time and reduced costs associated with mini facelifts.

A mini facelift procedure usually takes about two to two and a half hours. This is shorter than a full facelift, which can take around three hours or more.

A mini facelift primarily focuses on the lower face and jawline area. It doesn’t address the neck or sagging in the midface as comprehensively as a full facelift. If significant neck sagging is a concern, a full facelift or neck lift might be more appropriate.

Mini facelifts generally cost less than full facelifts. This is due to several factors, including shorter surgical time, less complex procedure, and the use of twilight anesthesia instead of general anesthesia. The reduced facility costs and surgeon fees contribute to the overall lower price of a mini facelift.

In most cases, a mini facelift is done under local anesthesia with sedation. This allows you to remain comfortable during the procedure without being completely asleep.

Otoplasty typically involves minimal discomfort, and any pain after surgery can be managed with prescribed medication.

Otoplasty results are permanent, lasting a lifetime once the ears have been reshaped.

Otoplasty reshapes or repositions the ears to correct protrusion, asymmetry, or other aesthetic concerns.

The best candidates are healthy individuals, typically children or adults, who have prominent or misshapen ears and wish to improve their appearance.

Otoplasty can be performed as early as age 5 or 6 when the ears are fully developed, although it can be done at any age.

Facelift revision is relatively common among patients who want to touch up their facelift results years after the first surgery. Facelift revisions of other doctors are also performed at AZFP because of the level of expertise of Dr. Taghizadeh and of course his experience, with over 5,000 procedures performed by him.

After a revision facelift, patients should plan to rest and recover at home for about one week. During this time, swelling and discomfort will significantly reduce. After 1-2 weeks, patients can return to work and light activities but should avoid strenuous exercise for about six weeks.

The revision facelift is a secondary facelift procedure used to correct or enhance the results of an initial facelift surgery. Whether you have suffered complications or need to touch up your results, a revision facelift can help.

Revision facelift surgery is typically performed under IV Sedation supervised by a Doctor of Anesthesia at Arizona Facial Plastics, so you will not feel any discomfort during treatment. After surgery, patients should expect moderate soreness or tenderness but most discomfort improves after a few days.

Since every patient ages differently, there is no right age for a revision facelift procedure. Anyone who is bothered by the results of their previous facelift procedure can consider a revision facelift surgery.

Yes, revision facelifts can carry additional risks. These may include increased scarring due to operating on previously scarred tissue, a higher risk of skin necrosis due to compromised blood supply from the previous surgery, and potentially less dramatic results due to limitations in tissue manipulation. It’s crucial to discuss these risks thoroughly with your surgeon.

Yes, a revision facelift can often address these issues. Skilled surgeons can correct asymmetry by re-draping the skin and underlying tissues more evenly. Poor scarring can be improved by carefully excising old scars and using advanced closure techniques. However, the extent of improvement depends on the specific case and the skill of the surgeon.

Revision facelifts often employ more conservative techniques to avoid an over-operated look. These may include: SMAS (Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System) manipulation for deeper tissue support Fat grafting to restore lost volume Endoscopic techniques for minimal scarring Careful skin re-draping to avoid tension and achieve a natural look

Choosing the right surgeon for a revision facelift is crucial. Look for: Board certification in plastic surgery Extensive experience specifically with revision facelifts Before and after photos of their revision work Positive patient testimonials A surgeon who thoroughly explains the procedure, risks, and realistic expectations Someone you feel comfortable with and trust It’s often advisable to seek a different surgeon than the one who performed your initial facelift, to get a fresh perspective and potentially different techniques.

It’s generally recommended to wait at least 6-12 months after your initial facelift before considering a revision. This allows time for all swelling to subside and for the final results to become apparent. In some cases, your surgeon might advise waiting up to 18 months, especially if significant changes are still occurring.

If your nose is healing properly and there are no complications, then you should be able to exercise within 20 days after the revision rhinoplasty. You should use plenty of sunscreen to reduce the likelihood of sunburn, or avoid the sun altogether, for at least two months.

Within 10 or 11 days after your revision rhinoplasty, your bruising should have completely diminished, though there may still be some swelling for up to a month. The first week after your surgery, you will need to schedule a follow-up visit to have the dressings removed. You should avoid strenuous physical activities for three to four weeks, and stay away from any activities where you are at risk of bumping or jarring your nose. Fortunately, many patients report that the recovery process after their revision rhinoplasty was much easier than their original rhinoplasty.

Most patients are able to return to work and much of their daily routine within seven days of a revision rhinoplasty surgery.

For a closed rhinoplasty, there are no visible scars because the incisions are made on the interior of the nose. In an open rhinoplasty procedure, a tiny white line will be visible on the tip of the nose, but it will fade over time.

The two incision points most commonly utilized in revision rhinoplasties are the interior of the nose and the tip of the nose. The procedure is termed a “closed rhinoplasty” if the incisions are made inside the nose, while incisions made on the tip of the nose are referred to as an “open rhinoplasty.”

Before the surgery, Dr. Taghizadeh will administer anesthesia so you’ll experience minimal discomfort. He will perform one of two primary types of revision rhinoplasty: Closed: There are no external incisions so you won’t have visible scarring from the procedure. Instead, an internal incision will be made just inside the nostril. Open: If Dr. Taghizadeh determines that an open procedure is best to obtain optimal results, he will make a very small incision on the tip of the nose. In some cases, the doctor may require additional cartilage to repair your nose due to problems with your previous procedure. Finally, Dr. Taghizadeh will reshape and reposition bones, cartilage, and other material to widen the nasal passages if you have breathing issues.

Most revision rhinoplasties are done with general anesthesia so you will not be awake for the procedure. If you like, you can discuss options for a local anesthetic and sedative with Dr. Taghizadeh.

During your revision rhinoplasty consultation, you will discuss your surgical goals with Dr. Taghizadeh, especially how they relate to appearance and breathing. The doctor will explain the options available to you for nose reshaping, followed by an examination to review and measure your face. Finally, he will consult with you about a recommended course of treatment.

Age is a concern with a rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty in that it has an impact on the development of the patient’s nose. Most female patients will have a fully developed nose by the age of 14 while most male patients finish growing a few years later.

As with most other elective surgeries conducted for cosmetic purposes, revision rhinoplasties are not covered by insurance. However, revision rhinoplasty performed to improve the function of your nasal passages or to eliminate obstructions may be fully or partially covered by insurance.

In most cases, stitches are removed one week after the revision rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty is typically performed under IV anesthesia so you will not feel any pain during the procedure. After the procedure, mild to moderate pain or tenderness is common, especially during the first few days. As swelling decreases, your symptoms should improve.

Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic procedure that can address many aesthetic concerns, including a dorsal hump, overly wide nose, downturned nasal tip, and other irregularities. Rhinoplasty can also be used to improve breathing function after a traumatic nasal injury. Dr T is double board certified Facial Plastic Surgeon and ENT – He is the guy that people go to to get a long listening result that looks good and allows you to breath again.

Rhinoplasty is a more technical term for a nose job. Both terms are commonly used to describe this plastic surgery procedure.

Rhinoplasty results are permanent, as long as the nose is not injured after surgery. It’s important to recognize that final results can take up to one year to develop as the interior nasal tissues heal.

Although there is no “right” age for rhinoplasty surgery, patients should wait until the nose is fully developed. This is typically around age 17 for women and age 18 for men.

Scar revision is a specialized procedure used to improve the appearance of surgical scars, acne scars, and stretch marks on the face and body. The most common treatment option is laser skin resurfacing, but Dr. Taghizadeh may recommend other procedures depending on the type of severity of scars you hope to treat.

Scar revision is minimally painful and requires little downtime with non-invasive methods like laser resurfacing. Patients may have mild swelling, redness, and tenderness that can be easily managed with over-the-counter pain medication.

After surgical scar revision, patients should avoid strenuous activities and heavy lifting for at least three weeks. However, you can return to work and most daily activities after 1-2 weeks. Apply sunscreen and avoid excess sun exposure to protect the healing area.

Complications from scar revision are rare, especially when the procedure is performed by an expert plastic surgeon like Dr. Taghizadeh. However, patients should have realistic expectations for the procedure since it can be difficult to completely eliminate certain types of scarring.

Patients should wait to receive scar revision until the scar is fully healed; this takes about 6-12 months. A healed scar is typically light in color and has shrunk in size.

Microneedling and CO2 laser resurfacing are safe for patients of all ages. Certain medical conditions and medications may place you at higher risk for developing unwanted side effects. To prevent this, Dr. Taghizadeh will review your medical history as well as any conditions that you are currently treating.

The techniques used by Dr. Taghizadeh target the acne scar while preserving the surrounding skin. With each treatment, the acne scar has a smoother appearance and texture. Eventually, you will have to look closely to find your acne scar.

Scar tissue is very different when compared to normal skin so acne scar treatment may require several sessions to achieve the desired results. With each treatment, you will see a scar that blends better with surrounding skin both in color and texture.

As an experienced plastic surgeon, Dr. Taghizadeh has the professional insight you need to find the right acne treatment for your skin. He is able to customized treatment plans to the unique needs of each patient, and he carefully monitors your progress, making adjustments as needed.

The primary difference between professional acne treatment at Arizona Facial Plastics, PC, and acne treatments that you purchase online or at a store is that our treatments improve skin health. Healthy skin is able to protect itself from environmental factors that lead to breakouts.

The first step in your acne treatment is a skin analysis by Dr. Taghizadeh. He will closely examine your skin, and ask about your current skin care routine. You should discuss any triggers that may be an underlying cause of your breakouts, such as stress and eating certain foods. After the skin analysis, Dr. Taghizadeh explains his findings and recommends treatments at our MedSpa as well as products that you should use at home.

The cost of Bellafill, a dermal filler known for its long-lasting effects, varies depending on many factors. For information regarding filler pricing, please contact our practice today.

All dermal fillers are associated with some risks. Unlike hyaluronic-acid fillers, Bellafilll cannot be reversed with an enzyme such as hyaluronidase. Though rare, there is also a risk of the formation of granulomas, or small areas of inflammation, following injection. Our team will discuss any possible risks with you during your consultation.

Bellafill is a long-lasting filler an can last up to 5 years or more! This is one of the many benefits of Bellafill for combatting signs of aging.

Whether Bellafill is better than Juvederm depends on the patient’s needs and goals. Bellafill provides longer-lasting results, while Juvederm may be used to correct different concerns.

The procedure for Bellafill injections is generally quick, typically taking about 30 to 60 minutes. The duration depends on the number of areas being treated and the amount of filler used.

Belotero injections can last anywhere from 6 to 12 months.

While both Juvederm and Belotero are hyaluronic-acid-based fillers, Belotero has a softer consistency which makes it optimal for treating superficial wrinkles and fine lines.

Belotero is a great option for smoothing unwanted lines and wrinkles in the face such as crows feet, lip lines, and forehead lines.

The cost of Belotero may vary depending on the region and the provider. For pricing information, please contact our Phoenix, AZ practice today.

The actual injection process for Belotero is relatively quick, typically taking about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the areas being treated.

How long your Juvederm shot lasts can depend on the type of Juvederm used. On average, the results can last 12-18 months.

Juvederm isn’t the same type of injectable as Botox. While they both can diminish wrinkles, Botox works by temporarily stopping muscle contractions, while Juvederm uses hyaluronic acid to add volume to the treatment area.

Juvederm adds hydration and volume to the skin of the face, which, in turn, can smooth wrinkles, address volume loss, enhance the appearance of the lips, and improve overall skin texture.

Juvederm injections are virtually pain-free. You may experience a slight pinprick of discomfort, but that’s about it. Most patients tolerate it very well.

While Juvederm is rarely painful, the lips and the nasolabial folds are often the most uncomfortable for patients.

Dermal Fillers have been used for decades to enhance lip volume. There is a wide variety of filler options, from those that provide extra volume, to some that give more structure and definition. The filler is gently injected to increase symmetry and achieve a more desirable look.

There are several different options when it comes to filler. We carry a full line of fillers, including Kysse®, Juvederm Ultra Plus XC®, Voluma®, Restalyne Refyne®, and RHA®. In addition to collagen, young skin also relies on hyaluronic acid to maintain a smooth appearance. These fillers contain hyaluronic acid that attracts and binds with water molecules to add volume to the skin.

Immediately after your lip injections you will see noticeably fuller lips that are more even and symmetrical. They will be slightly swollen for the first seven days, and some bruising is possible.

Your lips will feel tender and be slightly swollen. You should wait for 24 to 72 hours before evaluating the results of your lip injections because the size will be exaggerated by the swelling. Dr. Taghizadeh may recommend gently applying ice packs and over non-prescription pain medication to help with any discomfort.

One of the greatest benefits of lip injections, when compared to lip implants, is that our injectors have precise control over how much dermal filler product is used. We can carefully and meticulously sculpt your lips to add fullness, correct any asymmetry and soften lines and wrinkles. With this technique, we can even provide treatments over a period of time to allow you to feel comfortable at one level of enhancement before adding more dermal filler.

Lip injections using dermal fillers are not covered by medical insurance so you will be responsible for the total cost. The average cost of lip enhancement is $550 – $650 depending on the results you desire. We accept payment by cash, check, and major credit card. You may also wish to apply for financing through CareCredit®.

PRP therapy utilizes the body’s own platelet-rich plasma to promote healing, tissue regeneration, and hair growth.

The downside of PRP is that results can vary, and multiple sessions may be required for optimal outcomes.

Depending on the treated condition, PRP injection results typically last between 6 to 12 months.

PRP injections may cause mild discomfort, but numbing agents are often used to minimize pain.

There is no specific “best age” for PRP injections, as they can benefit individuals of various ages depending on their specific needs.

Results from microdermabrasion can often be noticed immediately after the first session. However, optimal results generally become more evident after a few sessions.

Microdermabrasion results can last anywhere from one to three months, depending on individual skin type and lifestyle factors.

Most people require a series of six to ten sessions, spaced one to two weeks apart, for noticeable improvements.

The ideal candidate for micro-dermabrasion is someone with mild to moderate skin concerns, like uneven texture, dullness, or light acne scars. It’s suitable for most skin types, but those with sensitive skin or active acne may need alternative treatment.

What does microdermabrasion help with? Microdermabrasion goes beyond exfoliation when paired with advanced enhancements like: Serums: Infuse your skin with targeted nutrients for maximum hydration and radiance. Exosomes: Boost skin repair and rejuvenation for a smoother, youthful glow. Micro Tox Treatments: Minimize wrinkles and refine your complexion for a natural, refreshed look. Create a fully customized experience designed to deliver radiant, age-defying results just for you!

Microneedling involves creating tiny micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin production. This helps improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, and diminish acne scars.

Microneedling results can last up to six months or more, especially when combined with proper skin care and sun protection.

Most people notice improvements after the first session, but significant changes require a series of three to six treatments. Sessions are typically spaced four to six weeks apart.

Microneedling sessions generally last between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment area and individual needs.

Ideal candidates for microneedling include those with concerns like acne scarring, fine lines, enlarged pores, and uneven skin tone. People with active skin infections, certain skin conditions, or keloid scarring may need alternative treatment.

With the exception of patients who have certain skin conditions, micro needling is considered a safe and effective treatment for common skin flaws.

Most patients need three treatments to give the skin the necessary anti-aging boost. The results of your microneedling treatment continue to improve with time, but you may want to have follow-up treatments to provide a greater benefit to your appearance.

Microneedling offers a way to stimulate collagen production to improve skin health and appearance. The treatment can be used on the face and body to treat many cosmetic concerns.

Dr. Taghizadeh uses Vivace Microneedling for micro-needling treatments. Vivace Microneedling involves the use of Microneedling Fractionated Radio Frequency (MFR) energy that is delivered to the deeper layers of skin. Dr. Taghizadeh uses the two settings on the system to stimulate collagen production and eliminate bacteria in the pores. The treatment does not create micro-injuries to the outer layer of skin.

The results of a PDO thread lift can last for 12 to 18 months. Firming the skin and creating collagen are long tasting and by product of using threads.

The cost of a PDO thread lift can differ depending on a number of factors, but on average, it can cost between $1,200 and $2,500. It is common to use Fillers and other treatments with the threads that would be encouraged to get the best results.

A PDO thread lift is typically not painful at all because a local anesthetic is used prior to the procedure. You shouldn’t feel any discomfort or pain whatsoever. We have techniques to help support a comfortable experience and offer Pronox for relaxation as well.

Some of the cons of PDO threads include the side effects (swelling, tenderness, and bruising), the possibility of infection, and the longevity of the results.

There is no “best” age for PDO threads, but most patients have the procedure from their late 30s to their early 60s. Any patient who likes to maintain a youthful firm look for skin.

Results from microdermabrasion can often be noticed immediately after the first session. However, optimal results generally become more evident after a few sessions.

Microdermabrasion results can last anywhere from one to three months, depending on individual skin type and lifestyle factors.

Most people require a series of six to ten sessions, spaced one to two weeks apart, for noticeable improvements.

The ideal candidate for micro-dermabrasion is someone with mild to moderate skin concerns, like uneven texture, dullness, or light acne scars. It’s suitable for most skin types, but those with sensitive skin or active acne may need alternative treatment.

Microdermabrasion goes beyond exfoliation when paired with advanced enhancements like: Serums: Infuse your skin with targeted nutrients for maximum hydration and radiance. Exosomes: Boost skin repair and rejuvenation for a smoother, youthful glow. Micro Tox Treatments: Minimize wrinkles and refine your complexion for a natural, refreshed look. Create a fully customized experience designed to deliver radiant, age-defying results just for you!