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The Guide to Natural Looking “Botox”

Wrinkle-smoothing botulinum toxin type A injections are the most common non-invasive aesthetic procedure in the U.S. While they are commonly called “Botox,” there are actually four different injectables. The four neurotoxins FDA-approved for cosmetic use are Botox®, Dysport®, Jeuveau®, and Xeomin®. While each neurotoxin is slightly different, some patients respond better to one over the…

Am I Too Young For BOTOX?

I am asked all the time what is the “right” age to start Botox treatments. The answer depends on each individual. The youngest patient I have treated with Botox was 25 at the time. Starting early can help to prevent permanent wrinkles from forming. Once a frown line or forehead line is etched into your…

Torn, Stretched, or Sagging Earlobe Repair

Torn earlobes are a common problem. Years of wearing heavy earrings, or trauma to the earlobe, can cause your ear-piercing hole to stretch and become deformed. Stretched or torn earlobes make it difficult to keep earrings in and don’t look great. Surgical repair of a torn earlobe is a quick and simple procedure that is…

Non-Surgical Options for Hollow or Dark Cirlces Under The Eyes

I see many patients who are bothered by dark circles under the eyes. For some, filler is a great option to improve the dark circles. My filler of choice for the lower lids is Restylane. Using a micro-needle, I place the filler precisely in the exact areas that need to be filled. As an oculoplastic…

BOTOX for Heavy Upper Eyelids and Sagging Eyebrows

Botox is a great tool for lifting heavy upper lids and sagging eyebrows. I see many patients in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who are bothered by a slight drop of the brow and heaviness on the upper eyelids. When strategically placed, Botox lifts the brow and improves heavy upper eyelids. This is achieved with…

Dr. Jessica Lattman

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