Injectables and Fillers

With advancements in cosmetic procedures, you can get excellent results from non-surgical facial treatments such as dermal fillers. However, just because a procedure is less invasive doesn’t mean you shouldn’t plan it. The holidays may seem far away, but you should be considering non-surgical… Read Full Post

Restore Plastic Surgery offers BOTOX® Cosmetic and Dysport® for dynamic wrinkles. These wrinkles occur with facial expression, often forming between the eyes, at the corner of the eyes, across the forehead, and around the lips. Dynamic wrinkles are only visible when the face moves. BOTOX and… Read Full Post

Ptosis is the medical name for drooping eyelids. It may result from genetics, fatigue, or paralysis due to illness or disease, but it is often just a simple consequence of aging. Ptosis can obscure vision. When the upper lids droop sufficiently to cover a portion of the visual field, ptosis may… Read Full Post

Stress is an inescapable part of the human experience. How we deal with it has a direct influence on the health and appearance of our bodies. Stress is the body’s natural response to imminent danger and, as such, the effects it has on the body make sense. Increased heart rate, muscle tension, and… Read Full Post

There are two types of wrinkles: static, those that are present regardless of facial expression, and dynamic, those that change along with expressions. The former are best treated with dermal fillers that can add volume to the area and reduce the appearance of deep wrinkles and lines. The latter… Read Full Post

Injectable fillers, also known as dermal fillers, can have a profound impact on the appearance of the face. Non-surgical and non-invasive, injectable fillers offer a range of benefits that cannot be achieved through other methods – and many can produce results for 12 months or more. If you are… Read Full Post