Facial aging isn't just about lines and wrinkles—the true causes go much deeper than the surface. Read on to find out why skin responds the way it does to aging, and what you can do to reduce the appearance of each sign.

Both are effective anti-aging treatments, but the lines are often blurred between these two products and which one works best for treating specific issues. In today's blog we offer answers on whether you should be using botox, fillers, or both for your specific goals in your anti-aging routine.

Scars. They are a fact of life. Everyone ends up with them one way or another, and unfortunately there is little we can do to avoid them. However, advancements have been made in the ways in which we can reduce or eliminate them, and many require little to no downtime to treat.

Dermal fillers are used to add volume in specific areas of the face or to give the face a more positive structure. Fillers vary according to their active chemical components. Depending on the desired look, one or more of them may be used. The most common fixes are thinning lips, fine lines and crow's feet near the mouth, nose or eyes.