by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | May 29, 2026 | The Blog
Losing weight can be transformative for your health, confidence, and overall well-being. However, many people are surprised to find that, while their bodies feel lighter and healthier, their faces may appear more tired, hollow, or older than expected. Discover why...
by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | May 26, 2026 | The Blog
Curious about combining treatments like Botox, fillers, laser treatments, and skin tightening? Not only can you combine them, but it is highly recommended as they address different layers of your skin and facial structure. Learn how Botox, fillers, and laser...
by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | May 22, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways Facial aging happens gradually and involves changes in skin, collagen, volume, and underlying structure. In your 30s, care is typically focused on prevention and maintaining skin quality. In your 40s and beyond, treatment often shifts to include both...
by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | May 19, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways An “overfilled filler face” is usually the result of too much product, suboptimal placement, or a lack of long-term planning—not the filler itself. Natural filler results come from a conservative, anatomy-first approach that prioritizes balance rather...
by Katie Kajitor, Lead Clinician and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | May 15, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways The best time to start laser hair removal for summer is typically several months in advance to allow for a full treatment cycle. Most patients require a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart for optimal results. Starting later in the season is...
by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | May 12, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways Not all peptides are the same. Understanding the difference between FDA-approved, compounded, and research peptides is essential for safety. “Research use only” peptides are not intended for human use and carry significant uncertainty. Safety depends...
