In a nutshell, Botox stops facial muscles from contracting. This paralysis of the muscles helps the skin not to wrinkle up. Botox can help with both static and dynamic wrinkles, which will be explained in detail below. Some other questions I’ll answer in this blog post include: How long does Botox last? At what age …. read more
Lip fillers are one of the most popular cosmetic procedures with our patients. Not only do lip fillers help to plump up thin lips, but it also corrects age-related thinning of the lips. So, with several different options to choose from…which lip filler product is better? Check out my answers below. What is JUVÉDERM® Ultra …. read more
When some people hear about BOTOX® for the first time, they might feel afraid of it. This fear probably comes from not understanding what it’s made of, how it works, and its safety record. BOTOX was first used for medical purposes to temporarily paralyze muscles in the eyelid (for excessive blinking), to correct lazy eye, …. read more
Botox® Cosmetic injections are a common procedure that offers a quick recovery and few post-procedure restrictions. However, there are several things to avoid after getting your treatment. These important tips will help you better understand what not to do after Botox. Working Out or Exercising Cardio and weights are a great way to get in …. read more
Baking in the sun is out. Using a self-tanning product for a bronzy glow is in. Why? Because UVA and UVB rays from the sun cause skin cancer, dark spots, and wrinkles (no thank you!). Going through the year with a golden tan can be a huge confidence booster, especially during the summer when you …. read more
Many of our patients are excited to get back to their regular routine as soon as they get BOTOX Cosmetic injections. Some of these things might include applying makeup (such as foundation), going to the beach, or exercising. There are a few reasons why we tell our patients to wait for a short time before …. read more
Patient Stories
Dr. Chang has an eye for symmetry and aesthetics. I went in for a consultation to have fillers under my eyes. Instead I was educated on my facial anatomy. I agreed to some fillers in my forehead and cheeks instead and could not be more pleased with the outcome.
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