Procedures

Starting range: Complimentary

Overview. An in-depth facial and skin analysis followed by a consultation that reviews your history with acne, past treatments, diet, supplements, and lifestyle to identify the root cause of your breakouts.

Who it's for. Anyone with active, recurring, or stubborn acne who wants a clear diagnosis and a structured plan.

Expected results. A personalized plan that may include over-the-counter and medical-grade skincare, diet and lifestyle changes, in-office chemical peels, microneedling, and energy-based devices.

Downtime. None for the consultation. Downtime for in-office treatments depends on the plan.

Good to know. Managed by qualified medical staff and adjusted at follow-ups as your skin responds.

Starting range: $1,500–$3,500

Overview. Individualized combination protocols — subcision, microneedling, laser resurfacing, and filler — to remodel acne-scarred skin.

Who it's for. Rolling, boxcar, and tethered acne scars of the face and body.

Expected results. Meaningful, cumulative smoothing over a planned series of treatments.

Downtime. Varies by modality, from none to approximately one week.

Good to know. A consultation maps scar type to the correct modality; most plans combine two or more.

Read the full Acne Scar Revision guide →

Starting range: From $150

Overview. A clinical resurfacing facial alternating an intensive glycolic treatment with a soothing anti-inflammatory masque to refine, hydrate, and brighten the skin.

Who it's for. Dull or congested skin, fine lines, uneven texture, and pre-event preparation.

Expected results. Immediate radiance and smoother texture with continued improvement over several days.

Downtime. None. Mild transient redness may occur for a few hours.

Good to know. Safe for all skin types. Often performed monthly as part of a maintenance program.

Starting range: $150

Overview. A thirty-minute cleanse, extraction, and hydration treatment using patented Vortex-Fusion technology.

Who it's for. Congestion, dehydration, and routine skin maintenance.

Expected results. An immediate, visible glow with no irritation.

Downtime. None. Makeup may be applied the same day.

Good to know. Ideal monthly, or before events.

Starting range: $200

Overview. Our most comprehensive HydraFacial, adding targeted boosters, lymphatic drainage, and LED light therapy.

Who it's for. Dullness, early aging, congestion, dehydration, and sensitive skin.

Expected results. Deep hydration, refined pores, and a luminous finish.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Boosters are selected to your skin goals at each visit.

Starting range: $150–$300

Overview. HydraFacial technology applied beyond the face to the back, arms, legs, and other body areas.

Who it's for. Body congestion and breakouts, keratosis pilaris, and rough or crepey body skin.

Expected results. Smoother, clearer, more hydrated body skin.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Commonly combined with facial treatments in a single visit.

Starting range: $100–$300

Overview. A cryotherapy-based facial treatment that uses controlled cooling to calm inflammation, tighten the skin, and boost radiance.

Who it's for. Redness, puffiness, dull tone, and patients seeking a soothing, no-downtime treatment.

Expected results. Immediate calming and a visible reduction in redness and puffiness.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. A popular pre-event treatment; pairs well with other facials for added benefit.

Starting range: $100–$200

Overview. Manual exfoliation using a sterile surgical blade to remove dead surface cells and vellus hair.

Who it's for. Rough or flaky texture, vellus ("peach fuzz") hair, and poor product penetration.

Expected results. Immediately smoother, brighter skin and improved makeup application.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Repeated every four to six weeks. Vellus hair does not grow back thicker or darker.

Starting range: $200–$300

Overview. A bio-revitalizing 35% TCA-based treatment that exfoliates and stimulates collagen without visible frosting or heavy peeling.

Who it's for. Dull texture, fine lines, enlarged pores, and mild acne.

Expected results. Smoother, firmer, more luminous skin with cumulative benefit over a series.

Downtime. Minimal. Light flaking may occur for one to two days.

Good to know. Typically performed as a series of four to six treatments spaced two weeks apart. Safe for most skin types year-round.

Starting range: $200–$300

Overview. A medium-depth peel combining TCA, retinoic acid, and brightening agents, customized to your skin’s specific concerns.

Who it's for. Melasma, sun damage, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, active acne, and uneven tone.

Expected results. Noticeably clearer, more even-toned skin within four to six weeks of the final peel.

Downtime. Five to seven days of moderate peeling beginning around day three.

Good to know. A series may be recommended depending on your goals, along with strict sun protection to maintain results.

Starting range: From $800

Overview. A brightening chemical peel formulated to target pigmentation and uneven tone.

Who it's for. Hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and dull, uneven complexion.

Expected results. A brighter, more even tone emerging over one to two weeks as skin turns over.

Downtime. Three to seven days of light peeling and flaking.

Good to know. A series of two to three peels may be recommended. Daily broad-spectrum SPF is essential afterward.

Starting range: From $350

Overview. FDA-cleared collagen induction therapy using controlled micro-channels to trigger the skin’s repair response.

Who it's for. Acne scarring, fine lines, enlarged pores, and uneven texture.

Expected results. Progressive improvement over three to six months as new collagen forms.

Downtime. Twenty-four to seventy-two hours of redness similar to a mild sunburn.

Good to know. A series of three to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart is typical. May be combined with PRP for enhanced results.

Starting range: $500–$800

Overview. Radiofrequency microneedling that remodels skin and subdermal tissue for firmer, tighter skin.

Who it's for. Skin laxity, texture irregularity, and mild dimpling of the face and body.

Expected results. Smoother, firmer skin developing over three months.

Downtime. One to three days of redness and pinpoint marks.

Good to know. A series of three treatments is standard.

Starting range: $1,000–$3,000

Overview. A non-invasive ultrasound treatment that delivers precise heat to a targeted depth in the skin to stimulate new collagen and tighten tissue.

Who it's for. Mild to moderate skin laxity of the face, jawline, neck, and brow.

Expected results. Gradual firming over two to three months as new collagen forms, with results continuing to build for up to six months.

Downtime. Minimal. Skin may appear flushed for a few hours after treatment.

Good to know. A single session is often sufficient; some patients choose an annual touch-up.

Starting range: $2,000–$3,000

Overview. A precise, minimally invasive device that identifies and releases cellulite-causing septa under direct control.

Who it's for. Cellulite dimples of the buttocks and thighs.

Expected results. Visible improvement at about one month, achieved in a single session.

Downtime. One to two days of rest; bruising may persist up to thirty days.

Good to know. Performed under local anesthesia as a one-time treatment.

Starting range: $4–$15 per unit

Overview. FDA-approved neurotoxin injections that relax the muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles.

Who it's for. Forehead lines, frown lines (glabella), and crow’s feet.

Expected results. Softening begins in three to five days, with peak effect at two weeks.

Downtime. None. Avoid rubbing the area and strenuous exercise for twenty-four hours.

Good to know. Results last three to four months. Consistent treatment can soften etched-in lines over time.

Starting range: $50–$150

Overview. Strategically placed neurotoxin that releases the muscles pulling the brow downward.

Who it's for. Heavy, flattened, or asymmetric brows.

Expected results. A subtle one to three millimeter elevation and a refreshed, open-eyed look.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Lasts three to four months; often combined with standard anti-wrinkle treatment.

Starting range: $50–$100

Overview. A precise micro-dose of neurotoxin that relaxes the upper lip elevator muscles.

Who it's for. Excess gum show (greater than about three millimeters) when smiling.

Expected results. A balanced smile with reduced gum display within two weeks.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Effect lasts approximately three months.

Starting range: $100–$200

Overview. Neurotoxin placed along the upper lip border to gently roll the lip outward.

Who it's for. A thin upper lip that disappears when smiling; an alternative or complement to filler.

Expected results. Subtle added show of the upper lip within one to two weeks.

Downtime. None. Sipping through a straw may feel weak for a few days.

Good to know. Lasts six to ten weeks; often paired with The ICON Lip.

Starting range: $300–$500

Overview. The "Nefertiti lift" — neurotoxin along the platysmal bands and jawline.

Who it's for. Vertical neck banding and early blunting of the jawline.

Expected results. A smoother neck and crisper jaw contour within two weeks.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Lasts three to four months.

Starting range: $300–$500

Overview. Neurotoxin injections into the masseter muscles to slim the lower face.

Who it's for. A wide or square lower face from masseter hypertrophy; jaw clenching and grinding (bruxism).

Expected results. Visible slimming over four to eight weeks and relief of clenching symptoms.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Repeated every four to six months; the muscle progressively de-bulks with maintenance.

Starting range: $300–$500

Overview. Neurotoxin injected into the masseter and temporalis muscles to relieve jaw joint tension and pain.

Who it's for. TMJ discomfort, jaw tightness, and pain related to clenching or grinding (bruxism).

Expected results. Noticeable relief in jaw tension and pain over one to two weeks.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Often combined with facial slimming, since it targets the same muscle group. Repeated every four to six months.

Starting range: $300–$500

Overview. FDA-approved neurotoxin protocol injected across specific head and neck sites to reduce migraine frequency.

Who it's for. Chronic migraine (fifteen or more headache days per month).

Expected results. Reduced frequency and severity of migraine days, typically assessed after the first two treatment cycles.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Administered every twelve weeks as an ongoing preventive protocol.

Starting range: $700–$1,000

Overview. FDA-approved neurotoxin treatment that blocks the nerve signals driving excessive sweat production.

Who it's for. Excessive underarm, palm, or scalp sweating unresponsive to clinical antiperspirants.

Expected results. Up to eighty to ninety percent reduction in sweating within one to two weeks.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Relief typically lasts four to nine months.

Starting range: $800–$2,400

Overview. A comprehensive, proportion-driven filler plan addressing multiple facial zones in harmony.

Who it's for. Global volume loss or disproportion across chin, jaw, cheeks, temples, and lips.

Expected results. A balanced, harmonized profile that reads as naturally attractive rather than "filled."

Downtime. Swelling and possible bruising up to two weeks.

Good to know. Often staged across visits. Hyaluronic acid fillers are dissolvable and adjustable.

Starting range: $300–$500

Overview. Our signature lip design: structure first, hydration second, volume only where it belongs.

Who it's for. Thin, asymmetric, or aging lips; loss of border definition.

Expected results. Natural, structured fullness — never the overfilled look.

Downtime. Swelling for three to seven days; bruising possible.

Good to know. Hyaluronic acid based, reversible, lasting roughly nine to twelve months.

Starting range: $800–$1,600

Overview. Projection and shaping of the chin using structural filler.

Who it's for. A retruded or short chin unbalancing the profile and accentuating jowls.

Expected results. Improved profile balance and a longer, leaner-looking lower face.

Downtime. Minimal; possible tenderness.

Good to know. Lasts twelve to eighteen months.

Starting range: $800–$2,400

Overview. Structural filler along the mandibular border and angle.

Who it's for. A soft or undefined jawline, early jowls, and poor side-profile definition.

Expected results. A sharper, sculpted jawline and improved facial framing.

Downtime. Swelling for up to one week.

Good to know. Lasts twelve to eighteen months.

Starting range: $800–$1,600

Overview. Structural filler replacing lost midface projection over the cheekbone.

Who it's for. Flattened or descended cheeks and early jowling from midface deflation.

Expected results. Restored projection and a lifted appearance of the entire midface.

Downtime. Swelling or bruising up to one week.

Good to know. Lasts twelve to eighteen months.

Starting range: $800–$1,000

Overview. Filler restoration of the temple hollows that develop with bone and fat loss.

Who it's for. Temple hollowing that skeletonizes the upper face and drops the tail of the brow.

Expected results. A softened, youthful transition from forehead to cheek with a subtle brow-lifting effect.

Downtime. Minimal; occasional tenderness or bruising.

Good to know. Results last twelve to eighteen months.

Starting range: $800–$1,000

Overview. Conservative filler placement to soften the tear trough hollow.

Who it's for. Undereye hollows and shadows creating a tired appearance despite rest.

Expected results. A smoother, rested undereye transition.

Downtime. Swelling, occasionally persisting longer in this delicate area.

Good to know. Requires conservative dosing and careful candidacy assessment; hyaluronic acid is reversible.

Starting range: $800–$1,000

Overview. Filler placed along the nasolabial folds to soften the shadowed lines that run from nose to mouth.

Who it's for. Deepening smile lines (nasolabial folds) that create a tired or harsh look at rest.

Expected results. Visibly softened folds and a smoother transition from cheek to mouth.

Downtime. Swelling or bruising up to one week.

Good to know. Lasts nine to fourteen months depending on the filler used.

Starting range: From $1,000

Overview. Non-surgical refinement of the nasal profile using precisely placed filler.

Who it's for. Dorsal humps, mild asymmetry, and a drooping tip in patients avoiding surgery.

Expected results. A straighter-appearing profile immediately after treatment.

Downtime. Minimal; mild swelling for a few days.

Good to know. An advanced-injector procedure requiring detailed vascular knowledge. Results last about twelve months.

Starting range: $1,600

Overview. A poly-L-lactic acid biostimulator that rebuilds your own collagen gradually.

Who it's for. Global facial volume loss, thinning skin, and patients seeking undetectable rejuvenation.

Expected results. Natural volumization developing over two to three months.

Downtime. Bruising or swelling for a few days.

Good to know. A series of two to three sessions; results can last over two years. Post-care massage ("5-5-5") is required.

Starting range: $1,600

Overview. A calcium hydroxylapatite filler that lifts immediately and stimulates collagen over time.

Who it's for. Jawline and lower-face structure, aging hands, and skin-quality treatment when hyperdilute.

Expected results. Immediate lift with progressive skin improvement.

Downtime. A few days of swelling possible.

Good to know. Lasts twelve to eighteen months.

Starting range: $200–$600

Overview. Platelet-rich plasma from your own blood applied over freshly treated skin.

Who it's for. Applied after microneedling or laser to accelerate recovery and amplify collagen response.

Expected results. Faster healing, less downtime, and enhanced overall results.

Downtime. None beyond the paired procedure.

Good to know. Requires a simple in-office blood draw.

Starting range: $600–$1,000

Overview. A one hundred percent natural gel filler created from your own heated platelet-rich fibrin.

Who it's for. Undereye hollows, fine lines, and patients preferring an all-natural option.

Expected results. Soft, natural volume plus improved skin quality from concentrated growth factors.

Downtime. Swelling for one to three days.

Good to know. Autologous with no synthetic additives; a series extends longevity to roughly six to twelve months.

Starting range: $600–$1,000

Overview. A regenerative allograft rich in growth factors and structural proteins, used to support tissue repair and rejuvenation.

Who it's for. Patients seeking an advanced regenerative option for skin quality, hair restoration, or joint and soft-tissue support.

Expected results. Gradual improvement in tissue quality and repair over the weeks following treatment.

Downtime. Minimal; mild swelling or tenderness at the treatment site.

Good to know. An ethically sourced allograft, not derived from embryonic tissue. Often combined with PRP or microneedling.

Starting range: $300–$400

Overview. BroadBand Light photorejuvenation targeting pigment, redness, and the biology of skin aging.

Who it's for. Sun spots, redness, rosacea, acne, and prevention of visible skin aging.

Expected results. Clearer, more even skin; long-term studies associate regular BBL with younger-looking skin over a decade.

Downtime. Little to none. Treated spots darken and flake off over three to seven days.

Good to know. Two to four maintenance sessions per year are recommended. Sun avoidance before and after is important.

Starting range: $600–$800

Overview. A gentle, low-downtime laser that delivers fractionated non-ablative resurfacing for early sun damage, uneven tone, and texture.

Who it's for. Early photoaging, mild tone and texture irregularities, and patients wanting little to no downtime.

Expected results. A subtle, cumulative glow with continued improvement over a series.

Downtime. Minimal; light redness and pinpoint dryness for a day or two.

Good to know. Often used as a maintenance treatment between more intensive resurfacing sessions, or as an entry point for first-time laser patients.

Starting range: $1,000–$1,500

Overview. The first hybrid fractional laser, delivering ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in a single pass.

Who it's for. Texture, enlarged pores, pigment, sun damage, and fine lines.

Expected results. The signature "Halo glow" emerging around day five to seven, improving for three to six months.

Downtime. Five to seven days of social downtime with redness and sandpaper-like peeling.

Good to know. One to two treatments achieve most goals; results are long-lasting with sun protection.

Starting range: $1,800–$2,500

Overview. A single session combining Halo, BBL, and ProFractional resurfacing for comprehensive correction of tone, texture, and fine lines.

Who it's for. Patients seeking the most comprehensive skin renewal achievable in one visit, addressing pigment, redness, and texture together.

Expected results. Dramatic, layered improvement as three complementary technologies address different layers of skin damage at once.

Downtime. Five to seven days of redness, bronzing, and peeling.

Good to know. A physician-guided combination requiring individualized planning; not appropriate for every skin type.

Starting range: $1,000–$2,000

Overview. A tunable erbium laser that ablates narrow channels in a fraction of the skin.

Who it's for. Acne scarring, wrinkles, and textural damage.

Expected results. Collagen remodeling and progressive smoothing over months.

Downtime. Three to five days of redness and peeling.

Good to know. Depth is tuned to the concern; often combined with other Sciton modalities in one session.

Starting range: $2,000–$3,000

Overview. Full-field tunable erbium resurfacing for advanced correction.

Who it's for. Deep wrinkles, severe photoaging, and etched perioral lines.

Expected results. Dramatic, often single-treatment resurfacing outcomes.

Downtime. Seven to fourteen days of healing with strict aftercare.

Good to know. Physician-directed with individualized anesthesia and recovery planning.

Starting range: $600–$800

Overview. Fractional radiofrequency microneedling for the face and neck.

Who it's for. Jawline blunting, lower-face laxity, acne scarring, and texture.

Expected results. Tighter, smoother skin developing over two to three months.

Downtime. One to three days of redness and pinpoint marks.

Good to know. Three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart is typical.

Starting range: $600–$800

Overview. Deep radiofrequency remodeling reaching up to eight millimeters into tissue.

Who it's for. Skin laxity, texture, and crepiness of the abdomen, arms, knees, and thighs.

Expected results. Firmer, smoother body skin over three months.

Downtime. Three to five days of redness and swelling.

Good to know. A series of three treatments is standard.

Starting range: $1,000–$3,000

Overview. A non-invasive ultrasound treatment that delivers precise heat to a targeted depth in facial skin to stimulate new collagen and tighten tissue.

Who it's for. Mild to moderate skin laxity of the face, jawline, neck, and brow.

Expected results. Gradual firming over two to three months, continuing to build for up to six months.

Downtime. Minimal. Skin may appear flushed for a few hours after treatment.

Good to know. A single session is often sufficient; some patients choose an annual touch-up.

Starting range: $1,000–$3,000

Overview. Ultrasound skin tightening technology applied to body areas to stimulate collagen and firm tissue without surgery.

Who it's for. Mild to moderate skin laxity of the arms, abdomen, and other body areas.

Expected results. Gradual firming over two to three months, continuing to build for up to six months.

Downtime. Minimal; treated skin may appear flushed briefly.

Good to know. Often used as a non-surgical option, or to extend results after body contouring procedures.

Starting range: $75–$800

Overview. Laser energy targeting the follicle pigment to permanently reduce hair growth.

Who it's for. Unwanted hair on virtually any area; modern platforms treat all skin types.

Expected results. Eighty to ninety percent permanent reduction after a full series.

Downtime. None. Brief redness around follicles.

Good to know. Six to eight sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart. Shave beforehand; avoid plucking or waxing between sessions.

Starting range: $75–$300

Overview. Laser fragmentation of tattoo ink into particles the body clears over time.

Who it's for. Unwanted tattoos; black and dark inks respond fastest.

Expected results. Progressive fading across the treatment series.

Downtime. Blistering, crusting, and tenderness for about one week per session.

Good to know. Six to twelve sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart, depending on ink, depth, and location.

Starting range: $2,500–$5,000

Overview. A finer-cannula awake liposuction technique for smaller, more delicate areas requiring precise, conservative contouring.

Who it's for. Smaller localized fat pockets such as the chin, jawline, and isolated small areas needing subtle refinement.

Expected results. Subtle, precise contour improvement, visible within a few weeks and refined over three months.

Downtime. Minimal; light activity within a few days.

Good to know. Uses smaller cannulas than standard liposuction for extra precision in delicate zones.

Starting range: $4,000–$5,000

Overview. Awake submental liposuction with Renuvion skin tightening, a Sofwave follow-up plan, and dermal filler jawline contouring for a defined, lasting profile.

Who it's for. Submental fullness with or without mild skin laxity, and patients seeking sharper jawline definition.

Expected results. A defined jawline and profile, with skin tightening continuing to improve over the following months.

Downtime. Back to work within two days; full activity within seven days.

Good to know. Layers three distinct treatments — fat removal, skin tightening, and jawline contouring — rather than fat removal alone.

Read the full Chin Liposuction guide →

Starting range: $4,000–$6,000

Overview. Our signature awake arm liposuction technique, refined specifically for long, elegant, defined arm contouring — patients travel across the country for it.

Who it's for. Fullness of the upper arm where diet and exercise haven’t achieved the desired definition.

Expected results. Long, defined arm contour, typically apparent within three months.

Downtime. Back to work within two days; full activity within seven days.

Good to know. Uses the same customized tumescent technique and full liposuction suite as our broader awake liposuction protocol, refined specifically for arm anatomy.

Read the full Arm Liposuction “Ballerina Arms” guide →

Starting range: $5,000–$8,000

Overview. Abdominal etching along the linea semilunaris and linea alba, paired with aggressive waist liposuction and Renuvion skin tightening for a small waist into feminine hips.

Who it's for. Patients with a BMI between 25 and 28 seeking a defined, contoured waist and hourglass silhouette.

Expected results. A small, defined waist flowing into the hips, typically apparent within three months.

Downtime. Back to work within two days; full activity within seven days.

Good to know. Performed entirely awake using our customized tumescent technique — a far easier recovery than traditional aggressive liposuction under general anesthesia.

Read the full Abdominal Liposuction “Hourglass Lipo” guide →

Starting range: $3,000–$5,000

Overview. Awake liposuction contouring of the upper and lower back, smoothing bra-line rolls and back fullness.

Who it's for. Bra-line bulges, upper back fullness, and back rolls resistant to diet and exercise.

Expected results. A smoother, more contoured back line, typically apparent within three months.

Downtime. Back to work within two days; full activity within seven days.

Good to know. Often combined with flank liposuction for a continuous, contoured result around the torso.

Starting range: $3,000–$5,000

Overview. Awake liposuction targeting the flanks (“love handles”) for a smoother waistline transition.

Who it's for. Fullness of the flanks disrupting waistline contour.

Expected results. A smoother, more tapered waistline, typically apparent within three months.

Downtime. Back to work within two days; full activity within seven days.

Good to know. Frequently combined with abdominal or back liposuction for a fully contoured torso.

Starting range: $2,000–$4,000

Overview. Precise awake liposuction of the inner and outer knee to refine leg contour.

Who it's for. Fullness around the knees that disrupts an otherwise contoured leg line.

Expected results. A more tapered, proportionate knee and leg contour within three months.

Downtime. Light activity within a few days; full activity within a week.

Good to know. Often paired with thigh or calf contouring for a continuous leg line.

Starting range: $7,000–$9,000

Overview. A Brazilian Butt Lift using your own purified fat, harvested via liposuction and re-injected to enhance shape and projection.

Who it's for. Patients seeking natural buttock enhancement using their own tissue rather than an implant.

Expected results. Enhanced curvature and projection, with roughly seventy to eighty percent of transferred fat surviving long-term.

Downtime. One to two weeks of restricted sitting directly on the treated area; compression garment required.

Good to know. Combines fat removal (contouring the donor area) with fat transfer (enhancing the buttocks) in one procedure.

Starting range: $3,000–$10,000

Overview. Fat grafting to fill the hip dip (the inward curve below the hip bone) for a smoother hip-to-thigh line.

Who it's for. A pronounced hip dip disrupting the silhouette from waist to thigh.

Expected results. A smoother, more continuous hip line, apparent as swelling resolves over several weeks.

Downtime. One to two weeks of activity modification; compression garment required.

Good to know. Uses your own fat, harvested from a donor area during the same procedure.

Starting range: $2,000–$4,000

Overview. An allograft-based buttock augmentation providing projection and shape without the fat survival variability of fat transfer.

Who it's for. Patients seeking buttock projection who may not have adequate donor fat, or who want a more predictable graft.

Expected results. Immediate added projection and shape, integrating with surrounding tissue over the following months.

Downtime. One to two weeks of restricted sitting; compression garment required.

Good to know. An alternative to fat transfer for patients wanting a more consistent, predictable volume outcome.

Starting range: $3,000–$10,000

Overview. Allograft-based filling of the hip dip for patients without sufficient donor fat for a fat-transfer approach.

Who it's for. A pronounced hip dip in patients who are not ideal fat-transfer candidates.

Expected results. A smoother hip-to-thigh transition as the graft integrates over the following months.

Downtime. One to two weeks of activity modification; compression garment required.

Good to know. A predictable alternative to fat grafting for hip contour correction.

Starting range: $2,000–$3,000

Overview. A precise, minimally invasive device that identifies and releases cellulite-causing septa under direct control.

Who it's for. Cellulite dimples of the buttocks and thighs.

Expected results. Visible improvement at about one month, achieved in a single session.

Downtime. One to two days of rest; bruising may persist up to thirty days.

Good to know. Performed under local anesthesia as a one-time treatment.

Starting range: $2,000–$3,000

Overview. Helium plasma energy applied beneath the skin for dramatic tightening.

Who it's for. Significant skin laxity after weight loss or with aging, often alongside liposuction.

Expected results. Substantial subdermal contraction improving over six months.

Downtime. Approximately one week.

Good to know. FDA-cleared technology; candidacy is determined at consultation.

Read the full Renuvion guide →

Starting range: $2,000–$3,000

Overview. Next-generation radiofrequency body contouring energy.

Who it's for. Skin laxity and texture of the body without surgery.

Expected results. Progressive tightening and smoothing over months.

Downtime. Minimal.

Good to know. Delivered as a series tailored to the treatment area.

Starting range: $600–$800

Overview. Radiofrequency microneedling that remodels skin and subdermal tissue for firmer, tighter body skin.

Who it's for. Skin laxity, texture, and crepiness of the abdomen, arms, and thighs.

Expected results. Firmer, smoother skin developing over three months.

Downtime. One to three days of redness and pinpoint marks.

Good to know. A series of three treatments is standard.

Starting range: $1,000–$3,000

Overview. Ultrasound skin tightening technology applied to body areas to stimulate collagen and firm tissue without surgery.

Who it's for. Mild to moderate skin laxity of the arms, abdomen, and other body areas.

Expected results. Gradual firming over two to three months, continuing to build for up to six months.

Downtime. Minimal; treated skin may appear flushed briefly.

Good to know. Often used as a non-surgical option, or to extend results after body contouring procedures.

Starting range: $5,000–$7,000

Overview. Radiofrequency-assisted lipolysis that removes fat and contracts skin in the same procedure.

Who it's for. Laxity with unwanted fat of the arms, abdomen, and thighs.

Expected results. Contoured, tightened results developing over three to six months.

Downtime. About one week of light restriction; compression garment required.

Good to know. Commonly combined with awake liposuction.

Starting range: $4,000–$6,000

Overview. Minimally invasive radiofrequency-assisted contouring of the lower face and neck.

Who it's for. Jowls, submental ("double chin") fullness, and early neck laxity in patients avoiding a facelift.

Expected results. Meaningful skin contraction, with results building over six to twelve weeks.

Downtime. Three to five days, with a supportive garment initially.

Good to know. A single treatment under local anesthesia; frequently paired with Morpheus8.

Starting range: $4,000–$6,000

Overview. A precision radiofrequency-assisted contouring device for small, delicate areas requiring detailed skin tightening.

Who it's for. Small zones of laxity such as the jawline, brows, elbows, and knees.

Expected results. Targeted tightening in areas too small or delicate for larger contouring devices.

Downtime. Minimal, several days of swelling in the treated area.

Good to know. Often paired with FaceTite or BodyTite for a complete contouring plan.

Starting range: $7,000–$10,000

Overview. Awake liposuction of the full abdomen, flanks, and lower back followed by ultrasound-guided fat transfer to the buttocks for projection and to the hip dips, for a snatched waist and a natural, feminine silhouette.

Who it's for. Patients who want an improved waist-to-hip ratio, filled hip dips, and natural buttock projection using their own fat.

Expected results. A narrower, defined waist flowing into fuller hips and a rounder, more projected glute, refining over the following months.

Downtime. About three days. A compression garment is mandatory for two months after the procedure.

Good to know. Performed awake in Birmingham; fat transfer is done under ultrasound guidance. Read the full guide.

Starting range: $100–$200 per month

Overview. Longevity-focused protocols combining hormone optimization, nutrition, supplementation, and preventative screening.

Who it's for. Patients pursuing proactive healthspan extension rather than reactive care.

Expected results. A quantified, monitored plan targeting energy, cognition, body composition, and long-term disease prevention.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Built on Dr. Zayid’s screen-prevent-optimize philosophy with scheduled reassessment.

Starting range: $100–$200 per month

Overview. Bioidentical hormone replacement individualized through comprehensive laboratory evaluation.

Who it's for. Fatigue, low libido, sleep disturbance, mood changes, and body-composition shifts of perimenopause, menopause, and andropause.

Expected results. Improved energy, sleep, mood, libido, and body composition, typically evolving over three to six months of optimization.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Ongoing laboratory monitoring and dose adjustment are integral to safe, effective therapy.

Starting range: $100–$200 per month

Overview. Individualized hormone optimization for women, addressing estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone through comprehensive lab evaluation.

Who it's for. Perimenopause and menopause symptoms including hot flashes, sleep disruption, mood changes, low libido, and vaginal dryness.

Expected results. Improved energy, mood stability, sleep quality, and symptom relief, typically evolving over three to six months.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Delivery method (patch, cream, or oral) and dosing are tailored to your labs, symptoms, and personal preference.

Starting range: $100–$200 per month

Overview. Individualized testosterone and hormone optimization for men, guided by comprehensive laboratory evaluation.

Who it's for. Low energy, reduced libido, difficulty building muscle, mood changes, and other symptoms of low testosterone (andropause).

Expected results. Improved energy, libido, mood, and body composition, typically evolving over three to six months of optimization.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Includes options to preserve fertility where relevant; ongoing lab monitoring guides dose adjustment.

Starting range: $200–$400 per prescription

Overview. Physician-supervised GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy that regulates appetite and blood sugar, individualized through labs and ongoing follow-up.

Who it's for. Patients meeting BMI criteria, or with weight-related metabolic conditions, who have struggled with diet and exercise alone.

Expected results. Clinical trials of GLP-1 medications demonstrate average losses of roughly fifteen percent of body weight over about sixteen months, alongside metabolic improvement.

Downtime. None. Gastrointestinal side effects (nausea, constipation) are most common during dose titration and typically improve.

Good to know. Includes baseline labs, individualized dose titration, protein and resistance-training guidance to preserve muscle, and regular provider follow-up.

Starting range: $10–$20

Overview. Injectable vitamin and lipotropic support formulated to complement a medical weight loss or wellness program.

Who it's for. An adjunct to medically supervised weight loss and healthy lifestyle programs, or general energy and wellness support.

Expected results. Supports metabolism and energy; results depend on the overall program.

Downtime. None.

Good to know. Typically dosed weekly, alongside your broader treatment plan.

Starting range: Complimentary

Overview. A comprehensive hair loss evaluation with scalp analysis, a review of your medical and hormonal picture, and a personalized restoration plan — from medical therapy to transplant.

Who it's for. Anyone experiencing thinning, shedding, a receding hairline, or loss of density who wants a clear diagnosis and a structured plan before committing to treatment.

Expected results. A definitive plan covering the right combination of oral therapy, injectables, regenerative treatment, or NeoGraft FUE for your stage of hair loss.

Downtime. None — this is an in-office or virtual consultation.

Good to know. Because ICON also manages hormones and regenerative medicine, your hair plan is built around your complete health picture, not treated in isolation.

Read the full Hair Regeneration Consult guide →

Starting range: $2–$5 per graft

Overview. The most advanced follicular unit extraction system available — individual follicles are harvested from your donor area and implanted into thinning zones in a single in-office visit, with no scalpel and no linear scar.

Who it's for. Men and women with pattern hair loss, a receding hairline, or crown thinning who have a healthy donor area and want a permanent solution.

Expected results. Transplanted hair sheds around week three, then regrows permanently — visible improvement from month four with full results at twelve months.

Downtime. Most patients return to work within days; the treated area fully heals in about two weeks.

Good to know. Performed at our Birmingham location. Often paired with oral and injectable therapy to protect surrounding native hair.

Read the full NeoGraft FUE Hair Transplant guide →

Starting range: $600–$900

Overview. Regenerative injectable therapy that delivers cellular growth signals directly to the scalp to support follicle health, thicken existing hair, and stimulate new growth.

Who it's for. Early to moderate thinning, patients optimizing scalp health before or after a transplant, and those not yet ready for surgical restoration.

Expected results. Gradual improvement in density, shedding, and hair quality over three to six months, with best results as part of a series.

Downtime. Minimal — mild scalp tenderness or redness for a day or two.

Good to know. Frequently combined with PRP/PRF and oral therapy as part of a complete regenerative protocol.

Read the full Stem Cell Hair Regeneration guide →

Starting range: $2–$5 per graft

Overview. NeoGraft FUE adapted specifically for female pattern hair loss — restoring density at the part line, hairline, and temples without shaving your head or leaving a linear scar.

Who it's for. Women with widening part lines, temple recession, traction alopecia, or thinning that hasn’t responded adequately to medical therapy.

Expected results. Natural density restoration that blends seamlessly with your existing hair, with full results at twelve months.

Downtime. Most patients return to normal activity within days; long hair can conceal donor and treatment areas almost immediately.

Good to know. Female hair loss has unique hormonal drivers — your evaluation includes the hormone and lab workup ICON is known for.

Read the full Female FUE Hair Transplant guide →

Starting range: $1,000–$2,000

Overview. Individual follicles are transplanted into the brows with precise control of angle and direction, rebuilding naturally full eyebrows that grow permanently.

Who it's for. Overplucked, thinning, patchy, or scarred brows — or anyone who wants fuller brows without daily makeup or microblading touch-ups.

Expected results. Permanent, real eyebrow hair that grows like native brow hair; full results at ten to twelve months.

Downtime. Small crusts around each graft for about a week; most patients resume normal routines within days.

Good to know. Transplanted brow hair retains scalp-hair growth characteristics and benefits from occasional trimming.

Read the full Eyebrow Transplant guide →

Starting range: $4,000–$6,000

Overview. FUE follicles are transplanted into the beard, mustache, or sideburn zones to build density, fill patches, and define the beard line permanently.

Who it's for. Patchy or uneven beard growth, scarring from acne or injury, or men who simply want a fuller, more defined beard.

Expected results. A permanently fuller beard that grows, shaves, and styles like the rest of your facial hair; full results at twelve months.

Downtime. Redness and small crusts for about a week; shaving typically resumes after ten to fourteen days.

Good to know. Design matters as much as density — your beard line is mapped to your facial structure before a single graft is placed.

Read the full Beard Transplant guide →