Your features.
Your goals. Your pace.

01 · Dermal fillers

Balance starts
with the person.

Cam considers your features, concerns and preferences together. A filler consultation is a chance to discuss changes over time, the result you want, and the features you want to preserve.

Different filler products have different uses and risks. Cam will discuss suitability, alternatives and the limitations of a proposed treatment before you decide. More treatment is not automatically the right next step.

Fillers can cause bruising, swelling and other complications. Rare complications from injection into a blood vessel can be serious, including tissue damage or vision loss.

FDA information on fillers ↗

Read the dermal filler guide ↗

02 · Sculptra

A longer view.
An individual plan.

Sculptra is a poly-L-lactic acid injectable that helps stimulate collagen production. Cam can explain how it differs from other filler options and whether it fits your goals.

Expect a conversation about timing, the possible need for a series of visits, cost, risks and realistic expectations—not a promise of an immediate transformation.

Sculptra is not suitable for everyone. Potential adverse effects include swelling, bruising and lumps or nodules. Your clinical history and the treatment area need to be assessed.

FDA information about Sculptra ↗

Read the Sculptra guide ↗

03 · Under-eye care

Thoughtful care.
For the eye area.

Cam’s featured under-eye options are platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and medical-grade eye creams. The starting point is understanding what bothers you and discussing what these options may—and may not—address.

PRP

PRP uses a preparation from your own blood. Cam can discuss whether it is appropriate for your situation, along with recovery, cost and alternatives. Evidence for cosmetic skin rejuvenation remains limited; results are variable and cannot be guaranteed.

Eye creams & topical care

Talk with Cam about an eye-care product that fits your concerns and current routine. Specific products are selected individually; a cream and an injectable treatment are not interchangeable.

PRP involves a blood draw and injections. Risks include discomfort, bruising, swelling and infection. An assessment is needed before proceeding.

American Academy of Dermatology: PRP ↗

Read the PRP under-eye guide ↗