Non- Surgical

With the many advances made in skin care treatments over the years, people have numerous surgical and non-surgical procedures to choose from that can reduce the visible effects of aging. Wrinkles and fine lines can be smoothed...

BOTOX ® Cosmetic reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles through professionally administered injections, with results that can last up to four months or longer. It is one of the most popular non-surgical procedures...

FDA-approved Ultherapy ® also known as Ulthera ®, is a non-invasive treatment that utilizes ultrasound technology to regenerate the deepest layers of tissue to create healthier-looking skin. It is the latest in skin...

If you want to eliminate fine lines and wrinkles but don’t want to undergo surgery, consider the minimally invasive alternative Juvéderm®. This advanced dermal filler comes in the form of smooth gel injections, which help restore...

JUVÉDERM VOLUMA® XC is a minimally invasive injectable treatment composed of a hyaluronic acid gel specifically designed to add volume to the area of the cheeks. As we age, our facial tissues are prone to volume loss...

RADIESSE® is an injectable dermal filler that is FDA-approved to address moderate to severe facial lines and wrinkles, such as marionette lines and nasolabial folds (lines between the nose and mouth). It can also be an effective method...

If you are concerned with how age has affected your facial contours or skin, consider the potential of Sculptra® Aesthetic. This injectable dermal filler is designed to increase facial volume while smoothing uneven skin. It addresses facial...

As part of the natural aging process, facial lines and wrinkles increase in number while folds grow deeper. As these signs of age become more prevalent, shape and definition is lost in the face. Dr. Matthew White offers a number of...

Having what is known as a “double chin” is an extremely common cosmetic concern. It can affect the entire facial aesthetic and tends to make people feel self-conscious about their appearance. While the problem can be...

The aging process sooner or later causes a natural deepening of the tear trough and people begin to lose elasticity in the upper and lower eyelids. As a result, eyelids can begin to sag and fat can accumulate beneath the eye—both of which ...