Ten treatments. Sam maps each one to your face, totals it before anything starts, and follows up after. If you don't know which you need, the 60-second skin quiz will point you somewhere sensible.
Tox, filler and threads. Everything that goes in with a needle, mapped to your face before anything is opened.
Xeomin and Daxxify neurotoxin treatments that soften lines while keeping your face moving like you.
Rebuilding volume you've lost through the cheeks and jawline, placed conservatively and staged across visits when that suits your face better.
Shape and hydration built from your own lip ratio, not a stock photo. Most people want it noticeable to them and invisible to everyone else.
Injectables that prompt your own collagen instead of adding volume. Slower than filler, and the firmness that shows up is yours.
Fine dissolvable Smuth threads placed to rebuild collagen and support the skin, used on the areas filler cannot reach politely.
Resurfacing and the routine that holds it. What changes texture, tone and pores rather than volume.
Medical-grade peels matched to your skin and to the week you can spare, including one with no real downtime.
Microneedling with your own platelet-rich plasma and Sam's GLOW serums worked into the channels while they're open.
Beautiphi, Neocutis and Colorescience actives matched to your skin. Usually three or four products, because what you do at home outweighs what Sam does in the room.
Putting something back, or taking something out.
Your own growth factors placed where follicles are thinning. Best on hair that's thinning rather than gone, and better started early.
Hyaluronidase dissolves hyaluronic-acid filler safely, including work another injector placed. No lecture, no questions about who did it.
Every plan is drawn up and totalled with you before anything is opened, and the consult that gets you there is free. Nothing on this menu is booked without one first.
Almost nobody walks in knowing whether they want a peel or microneedling. What they know is that they have dark spots, or that their skin looks tired, or that something bothers them in photos. Bring Sam that version and she'll do the translating.
And if what you need is a thirty-dollar change to your skincare rather than a procedure, that's what she'll tell you.
Text Sam what's bothering you. A photo helps. She'll tell you what she'd do about it.
