Botox injections usually take three to seven days to reach their full effect. The result is smoother skin in the treated area. As the muscles slowly regain the ability to contract, lines and wrinkles reappear. To maintain the desired effect, injections must be repeated every four to six months.

Chemical peels use an acid solution to exfoliate the outer layers of skin. The solution often contains a combination of glycolic acid, lactic acid, salicylic acid, phenol or trichloroacetic acid (TCA). Application can take as little as 15 minutes and may cause some stinging and irritation. Over the next few days, the upper layers of skin will peel, revealing newer, younger and smoother looking skin.

A series of treatments can reduce age spots, fine lines around the mouth and eyes, acne scars, and wrinkles caused by sun damage or aging. Mild peels have more subtle results. The application may be repeated every few weeks until the desired effect is reached. Deeper peels initially cause swelling and crusting but ultimately have more dramatic results. Moderate to deep peels may be repeated in six to twelve months.

For saggy, crepe-like skin, twin-polar can come to the rescue. This device uses radio frequency energy to heat the skin. The heat stimulates the body's production of collagen, tightening the skin. Twin-Polar can be uncomfortable, but a series of 5 – 6 treatments are usually enough for good results.

Droopy eyelids respond particularly well to twin-polar. The results won't appear until four to six months after the procedure, but the difference can be dramatic.

Power shape provides synergistic combination of radiofrequency energy and lipo laser to smooth out subcutaneous fat for lower face, jaw lines and double chin.

Fractionated CO2 Lasers, penetrate beneath the surface of the skin. This stimulates collagen production, reduces fine lines, and improves skin tone and firmness. The procedure can be painful, so a topical anesthetic is applied. As Fractionated Lasers causes micro-Fractionated injuries to the surface of the skin that usually heals within 5 to 7 days, so the recovery time will be 7 to 10 day post the treatment.

Fractionated CO2 laser therapy is a good option for people hoping to improve both skin tone and texture. Each session may cause mild redness, which improves quickly. For the best results, plan on two to three treatments with several weeks in between.

IPL goes below the surface to a deeper layer of skin called the dermis. Short pulses of light are administered to heat and destroy targeted cells and stimulate rejuvenation. Unlike a laser, IPL delivers a broad spectrum of light which can treat a variety of skin imperfections at the same time and causes only moderate sensation.

IPL can reduce the redness associated with Rosacea or lighten dark circles under the eyes caused by clusters of blood vessels showing through the skin. Several sessions of IPL vaporize the blood vessels, leaving the surface skin undamaged. IPL can also remove unwanted pigmentation (like melasma and age spots) by destroying pigmented cells.  IPL also stimulates collagen production, which can reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

PRP (Platelets Rich Plasma)is ideal in prolonging the appearance of youthful, radiance skin. It is effective in relatively young individuals for prevention of aging and in treatment of acne scars and dark circles under eyes.

Cosmetic Dermal Fillers are substances that help smooth facial wrinkles and folds by bulking up the tissue underneath. The fillers are injected directly into problem areas in hopes of reducing wrinkle lines and facial creases. Collagen, a natural firming fiber, is the oldest and best-known cosmetic filler. Newer alternatives include hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite, poly-L-lactic acid, polymethylmethacrylate beads, and ordinary fat harvested from your own thigh or belly.

The results of hyaluronic acid injection, can last nine months or longer. The results of collagen injections vary but may need to be repeated every three to six months. The effects of injecting a wrinkle with fat cells are often permanent. Filler that yields permanent results is polymethylmethacrylate or PMMA. PMMA has long been used by surgeons in bone cement for joint replacement, but is now approved for cosmetic procedures.
Many of the same cosmetic fillers used to treat wrinkles and dark circles can also plump up the lips. Collagen and hyaluronic acid injections have a temporary effect. Injecting the lips with fat cells sometimes achieves permanent results.