Non-Surgical Treatments in NYC

For some concerns, yes; for others, no. Fine lines and mild volume loss respond well to non-surgical options. Loose skin or significant sagging genuinely requires surgery to correct, and Dr. Konstantin will say so honestly.

Maria Kubiak, RN, the practice's dedicated injector, who trained directly under Dr. Konstantin in his specific technique for Botox and dermal fillers, and who also oversees post-surgical recovery.

Botox relaxes the muscles that cause expression lines. Dermal fillers add volume to areas that have lost it, like cheeks or lips. Many patients use both together for a more complete result.

Juvederm, Voluma, Volbella, and Radiesse each behave differently and suit different areas of the face. Maria evaluates the specific concern during a consultation before recommending which product actually fits.

Sun damage, fine lines, uneven texture, and pigmentation issues respond well to laser resurfacing. Erbium YAG and IPL work somewhat differently, so the right choice depends on the specific concern being addressed.

Most patients describe mild discomfort, often minimized with topical numbing beforehand. It's generally well tolerated, with redness similar to a mild sunburn for a day or two afterward.

Most patients return every three to four months. Over time, some find they can space appointments out further as muscles gradually respond to consistent relaxation.

Often, yes, and combining them can address more than either could alone, smoother texture from a laser treatment alongside restored volume from filler, for example. A consultation determines the right sequence and timing.

Usually minimal. Some swelling or bruising at the injection site is common for a few days, but most patients return to normal daily activities right away.

It depends on the treatment and the concern being addressed. Some options work well with a single session, while others, like microneedling for texture, are often recommended in a series of three to six.