Aging skin reflects a combination of changes in collagen, elastin, hydration, pigmentation, facial volume, and underlying tissue support. Over time, these changes can lead to fine lines, laxity, uneven tone, texture changes, volume loss, and a less defined facial contour.
At Skin Therapeutics, treatment of aging skin is approached comprehensively rather than focusing on a single concern. Our physician-led plans are designed to support skin quality, restore structural balance, and promote natural-looking rejuvenation while preserving individual facial character.
Depending on your goals, treatment may include a combination of regenerative and aesthetic therapies such as:
Collagen-stimulating treatments
PRF and other regenerative procedures
Radiofrequency skin tightening, including XERF®
Laser and light-based treatments
Neuromodulators for dynamic lines
Dermal fillers and biostimulatory injectables
Medical-grade skincare and prevention-focused skin programs
Treatment plans are individualized based on skin quality, facial anatomy, degree of laxity or volume change, lifestyle, and long-term goals.
Our approach focuses on progressive, balanced rejuvenation — improving skin health and structural support over time rather than pursuing an overcorrected or artificial result.
Bruxism refers to involuntary clenching or grinding of the teeth, often during sleep or periods of stress. Over time, this can contribute to jaw tension, facial discomfort, headaches, tooth wear, and enlargement of the masseter muscles.
At Skin Therapeutics, physician-administered neuromodulator treatment may be used to reduce excessive activity of the masseter muscles in appropriate patients. This can help decrease clenching-related muscle tension and may also create a softer, less bulky appearance through the lower face.
Treatment is individualized following assessment of jaw function, muscle activity, facial anatomy, and overall symptoms. Our goal is to reduce excessive muscle activity while preserving normal chewing function and natural facial movement.
Common concerns associated with bruxism may include:
Jaw clenching or grinding
Morning jaw soreness or tightness
Tension-type headaches
Facial muscle fatigue
Excessive masseter prominence
Tooth wear associated with grinding
A consultation is required to determine whether neuromodulator treatment is appropriate and whether additional dental assessment or management may be recommended.
We treat striae with Morpheus 8 RF micro needling to help address the underlying dermal connective tissue damage and stimulate tissue growth to improve the appearance of these marks.