It is far easier to add subtle volume in a follow-up appointment than to correct a result that has gone further than intended. This simple asymmetry is the basis of a conservative treatment philosophy.
Starting with a lighter, more conservative treatment allows both the patient and the physician to assess how the face responds — to product, to healing, to the patient's own comfort with the change — before deciding whether to build further.
This approach can feel slower than a single dramatic transformation. In practice, it tends to produce results that patients are more likely to feel comfortable with months later, not just in the days immediately after treatment.
Amman, Jordan
Subtle changes. Thoughtful decisions.
Results that still look like you.