This might be my favorite question because, no, I do not think everyone needs to spend thousands of dollars on their face every year.
I want you to get the most out of your investment, and that starts with being honest about what is actually going to help.
If your budget is limited, here's how I think about it.
IF MOVEMENT IS YOUR BIGGEST CONCERN
Consistent Botox or Dysport may be a priority, depending on your goals and treatment history.
IF YOUR SKIN TEXTURE IS BOTHERING YOU
I may suggest investing in a microneedling series and a solid skincare routine before spending money on filler.
IF YOU'RE NOTICING BROADER VOLUME CHANGES
Depending on your anatomy and goals, we may discuss filler, Sculptra or a combination of approaches.
IF YOU WANT BETTER HYDRATION AND SKIN QUALITY
SkinVive may be worth discussing if you're a suitable candidate and those are the concerns you're hoping to address.
IF YOU'RE CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR UNDER-EYE AREA
Under-eye concerns aren't one-size-fits-all. Sometimes a series of EZ Gel treatments may be a better approach, while other times, restoring volume in the cheek area can
provide the support you're missing. The key is understanding what's actually causing the concern before deciding on the right
treatment.
And if your budget means we can only focus on one thing right now? That's completely fine.
Tell me what feels realistic. We'll talk about what to prioritize, what can wait and what I would skip entirely.
You will never hurt my feelings by telling me your budget.
A good treatment plan should make sense medically, aesthetically and financially.
That's how I want you to feel when you leave Revisions: confident in your plan, not pressured into it.
