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B-12 injections are medical shots that deliver vitamin B12 directly into the body, usually in the muscle. They aim to treat B12 deficiency and related fatigue, numbness, or anemia, and are typically given by a clinician, at intervals determined by a doctor.

BOTOX treatments use tiny injections of a purified toxin to relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. It’s a quick procedure, usually done in a clinic, with minimal downtime and effects lasting several months before repeat sessions may be needed.

Cellulite reduction is a cosmetic service that aims to smooth the skin’s dimpled appearance by improving skin texture and firmness. It may involve treatments like massage, radiofrequency, or laser therapy, plus lifestyle tweaks for best results.

Chemical peels use a special solution applied to the skin to remove the outer damaged layers, revealing smoother, brighter skin. It involves cleansing, applying the peel, a neutralizing step, and post-care instructions to reduce lines, scars, or discoloration.

Dermaplaning is a cosmetic facial treatment that gently scrapes away dead skin cells and fine facial hairs with a sterile blade, leaving skin smoother and brighter. It involves a quick, painless glide over the face and typically requires skincare afterward.

Dysport treatment uses a small amount of botulinum toxin injected into facial muscles to relax them, reducing wrinkles. It involves a quick, usually painless procedure with tiny injections and typically lasts several months.

HydraFacial is a non-invasive facial treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts impurities, and nourishes the skin with serums using suction and a rotating wand, leaving a refreshed, hydrated complexion.

IPL photo facial is a skin treatment that uses intense pulsed light to target sun spots, redness, and uneven tone. It feels like a warm snap on the skin and may require multiple sessions; you’ll avoid heavy makeup afterward and use sunscreen to protect treated areas.

IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals, or medications directly into a vein through a small needle or catheter, usually to hydrate, boost nutrients, or support recovery. A trained clinician attaches the IV, and you rest while it drips in for a set time.

Laser hair removal uses focused light to heat and damage hair follicles, slowing or stopping hair growth. A technician glides a handheld device over the skin, wearing safety goggles; multiple sessions are usually needed for best results.

Lip fillers are cosmetic injections that plump and shape the lips by adding soft gel-like material under the skin. They smooth wrinkles, enhance fullness, and may require touch-ups; results are temporary and care instructions follow treatment.

Massages are relaxing therapies where a therapist applies rhythmic pressure and strokes to the body using hands, fingers, or elbows to ease muscle tension, improve circulation, and promote calm, with different styles and durations based on needs.

Microneedling uses tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating collagen. A device rolled or stamped over the skin, sometimes with serums, aims to improve texture, tone, and firmness over several sessions.

Sculptra treatments use injected poly-L-lactic acid to stimulate collagen production, gradually restoring facial volume and subtle contour. It involves a series of sessions with trained clinicians, typically a few weeks apart, with gradual, natural-looking results.