Cellulite is not simply a matter of having too much fat. It comes from fibrous bands under the skin pulling the tissue down. Here is why that structure stays put even after weight loss, and how treatments actually target it.
By Dr. Kim
Stretch marks form when skin stretches too fast for the collagen pillars in the dermis to keep up, and they tear. Here is why red marks fade into white ones over time, and why treatment response changes depending on when you start.
By Dr. Kim
Cellulite is not simply a matter of having too much fat. It comes from fibrous bands under the skin pulling the tissue down. Here is why that structure stays put even after weight loss, and how treatments actually target it.
By Dr. Kim
Body tightening treatments hold the dermis at a temperature between 40 and 45 degrees Celsius for a set period, stimulating fibroblasts and triggering a healing response that builds new collagen. Here is how heat drives collagen production and what determines how long the results last.
By Dr. Lee
Fat freezing uses cold temperatures to selectively damage fat cells so they gradually disappear. Here's why fat cells react to the cold while skin and muscle stay largely unaffected, and why the results take weeks to become visible.
By Dr. Kim
Skinaura Booster combines a hydrating ingredient with a cell-stimulating one to smooth out skin texture. Here is why texture roughens in the first place, which ingredients reverse it and how, plus what determines how long results last and how to care for your skin afterward.
By Dr. Kim
Nostril botox targets the small muscle that makes the sides of your nose flare out when you smile or take a deep breath. Rather than reshaping or narrowing the nose, it only dials down that muscle's pull, which is what sets it apart from other nose treatments. Here is a breakdown of which muscle is responsible and exactly how botox acts on it.
By Dr. Lee
Rejuran injects polynucleotide (PN) directly into the lip tissue to restore texture and hydration from within. Here is how it differs from volume fillers, how vertical lines actually fade, and what to expect with sessions and pain.
By Dr. Kim
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