Neurotoxins, fillers, collagen stimulators and regenerative injections — dosed conservatively so you still look like you.
Botox® and Dysport® for forehead lines, glabella, crow's feet, bunny lines, lip flip, masseter slimming and neck bands. Results appear in 3–7 days and last 3–4 months.
Hyaluronic acid for cheeks, tear troughs, lips, chin, jawline and nasolabial folds. Reversible, immediate, and typically 9–18 months of duration.
Poly-L-lactic acid that stimulates your own collagen over 3–6 months for gradual, natural restoration — excellent for temples, cheeks and buttock skin quality.
Deoxycholic acid injections that permanently destroy submental fat cells — an alternative to chin lipo for small volumes.
Platelet-rich fibrin drawn from your own blood for under-eye quality, skin texture, hair restoration and healing support.
Donor adipose (fat) matrix for larger-volume work: breast, hips and buttocks. It is the option for patients who want added volume and shape without a surgical fat harvest, or who simply don't have enough of their own fat to move. Placed in office, and your own tissue gradually populates the matrix over the following months.
The same donor-fat principle for the face and other small, detailed areas — temples, cheeks, under-eye hollows, contour irregularities and small volume-loss areas. Soft, natural-feeling replacement of lost fat rather than a synthetic filler.
Regenerative injection protocols for intimate wellness and function.
Neurotoxin at least 2 weeks before; filler at least 3–4 weeks before, to allow swelling and any bruising to fully settle.
Not if it's dosed to your anatomy. The practice philosophy is structural support in conservative increments, reassessed at follow-up, rather than large single-session volumes.
Donor fat products such as Alloclae and Lipoderma are processed adipose (fat) tissue from a screened donor, injected in the office. A traditional fat transfer uses your own fat, which first has to be harvested by liposuction. Donor fat means no harvest, no surgical downtime, and it is an option for patients who simply don't have enough fat to move. Alloclae is used for larger areas such as the breast, hips and buttocks; Lipoderma is used for the face and other small areas.
It depends on how much volume you need, whether you have a donor site worth harvesting, and whether you want surgery at all. If you would benefit from the contouring effect of liposuction as well as the volume, your own fat is usually the better trade. Dr. Balgobin will tell you which applies to you in consultation.
Request a consultation and Dr. Balgobin will tell you what's achievable for your anatomy, what it costs, and what recovery actually looks like.
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