Botox & Filler Before & After Pictures
As you age, your skin naturally begins to lose elasticity and firmness, which can lead to more visible lines, volume loss, or sagging. It’s a common and completely normal part of aging — though it can be frustrating when your skin doesn’t yet reflect how youthful and vibrant you feel. Many patients are now starting treatment earlier, which may help reduce the depth and prominence of lines as they develop over time.
Dr. Jenn offers a full range of injectable treatments to help smooth the appearance of wrinkles, restore lost volume, and refresh your overall look. She personally performs every treatment and will walk you through your options step by step to find the approach that best fits your goals. Schedule a consultation today to learn more, or visit us in person at our West Palm Beach clinic.
Neurotoxin treatments are among the most widely used cosmetic procedures today, with a long track record of safety when performed by an experienced injector. These treatments work by temporarily relaxing targeted facial muscles, which softens the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines around the forehead and eyes — areas that tend to show visible movement-related lines as we age.
Medical (Therapeutic) Uses
Common Off-Label Use
For complete safety information, including Botox’s boxed warning, please see our full Botox page.
Volume loss is a natural part of aging that even the best skincare routine can’t fully prevent — over time, we lose collagen and elastin, which can lead to flatter cheeks, thinner lips, and softer jawlines. Dermal fillers are an effective way to restore volume to the lips and cheeks, or soften deeper creases around the mouth. We use a prescription topical numbing agent and ice throughout the procedure to keep patients as comfortable as possible.
If you’re looking for a more natural approach to skin rejuvenation, a plasma facial — sometimes called a “vampire facial” — uses your body’s own platelets to help support collagen production and improve skin texture over time. The procedure involves drawing a small amount of blood, concentrating it into platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and reintroducing it into the skin using a micro-needling device.
This treatment is generally painless, with minimal downtime. Most patients experience mild redness (similar to a light sunburn) for a day or two, followed by some light peeling before skin appears brighter and more refreshed. The treatment can also be paired with specialty peptides to further support skin health and appearance. We typically recommend this treatment every 5–6 months as part of an ongoing skin maintenance routine, and many patients also find it helpful for softening the appearance of scars, including surgical and acne scarring.
PRP Facials (Vampire Facials)
Please note: PRP is not FDA-approved for cosmetic use. Individual results vary, and outcomes are not guaranteed.
With so many skincare products on the market, it can be difficult to know what’s actually effective. We offer custom-compounded peptide regimens — including injectables, topicals, and oral formulations — tailored to your specific skin goals.
We can also create custom combination regimens using multiple peptides and vitamins, tailored to your specific cosmetic goals.
Peptide Regimens
Please note: compounded formulations are not FDA-approved, and are not the same as, or guaranteed to be equivalent to, any FDA-approved product. Individual results vary.
No. Neurotoxin treatments temporarily relax targeted facial muscles to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, but Dr. Jenn's injection technique is designed to preserve natural facial movement and expression — avoiding the "frozen" look some patients worry about.
Botox typically lasts around 90 days, though results may fade a bit sooner for patients with a faster metabolism. Dermal filler longevity depends on the specific product — thicker fillers tend to last around a year, while thinner fillers generally last six to nine months. Results fade gradually and naturally over time.
Botox typically takes up to 12 days to reach full effect. Dermal fillers show a visible difference immediately, though some swelling is common — we recommend waiting 3–5 days before deciding whether you'd like any additional filler.
Peptides are generally well tolerated by most patients. The most common side effects are minor injection-site reactions and localized redness. Our topical peptide formulations are compounded without dyes or unnecessary additives. As with any treatment, individual sensitivities vary, and your provider will review your health history before starting any regimen.
PRP facial results typically build gradually over the days following treatment, once the peeling phase resolves. We sometimes combine this treatment with peptides such as GHK-Cu, which is being researched for its role in supporting skin texture and resilience. PRP facials work well as part of an ongoing maintenance routine — similar to how Botox is used to manage lines and wrinkles over time — and we generally recommend treatment every 5–6 months.
Botox
Botox carries an FDA boxed warning: in rare cases, the effects of the toxin can spread beyond the treatment area, causing symptoms similar to botulism, including difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing. For complete safety information, please see our full Botox page.
Dermal Fillers
Common side effects include swelling, bruising, and tenderness at the injection site. In rare cases, filler can be inadvertently injected into a blood vessel, which can cause tissue damage or, very rarely, vision changes. This risk is minimized when treatment is performed by an experienced injector with a thorough understanding of facial anatomy.
PRP (Plasma Facial)
PRP is not FDA-approved for cosmetic use. Common side effects include redness, swelling, and mild discomfort at the treatment area. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
Compounded Peptides
Peptide formulations discussed on this page are compounded by a licensed pharmacy and are not FDA-approved. They are not the same as, and are not guaranteed to be equivalent to, any FDA-approved product.
The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with questions about a medical condition or treatment. This page does not create a doctor-patient relationship — that relationship is established only after a qualifying consultation with a licensed provider through MedClub. Eligibility for any treatment is determined solely by the prescribing provider based on an individual medical evaluation.
The statements made on this page have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA.