Category: Dermal Fillers

Restylane is a brand of hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers designed to restore and rejuvenate the skin’s youthful appearance.

​Radiesse, when used in the Hyperdilute form, generates collagen and elastin and can address various issues, including fine lines and wrinkles, volume loss, and skin laxity.

The gold standard for jaw contouring is Juvéderm Volux. Because it is formed of hyaluronic acid, a natural, biodegradable molecule that our bodies easily recognize and absorb.

Juvéderm Volux is the first FDA-approved hyaluronic acid-based injectable filler that mainly defines and sculpts the jawline while improving an aging mandible and loss of mandibular height.

With the rise and revolution of non-surgical treatments to treat skin concerns such as skin laxity and volume loss, the debate of whether non-surgical or surgical procedures are better has risen.

Minimally invasive procedures such as dermal filler injections are becoming increasingly popular. With that said, there is a lot of information out there about filler treatments, making it hard to choose which is best for you.

Although they are the foundation of your body, care of the feet is often overlooked compared to other parts of our body such as our face.

By now, you have heard about aesthetic treatments for just about everything - the face, neck, butt, and the list goes on. Well, now add knees to that list.

Our bodies are changing every day both internally and externally which influences our appearance and skin health. Although aging is natural, there are ways to slow down its process to help you age gracefully.

At Essential Aesthetics, our certified medical provider, Dr. Ellie Zarnegar, uses her expertise and precision to subtly change and reshape the contours of your face.

February is the month of love, and this month you should love your look! Purchase 2 syringes of any filler and receive 15 units of Botox complimentary.

Certified physician assistant, Ellie Zarnegar, has an expansive knowledge of the unique needs of the skin, facial contours, and the natural aging process.

Is the skin on your arms starting to look thin and wrinkled, like crepe paper? Crepey skin is caused by aging, lack of moisture, excessive weight loss, and exposure to the sun.

Genetics play a role in the appearance of our tear troughs, but also, as we age, the fatty tissue under the lower eyelid and upper cheek area naturally begin to decrease, causing the skin and muscles of the lower lid to lose elasticity.

Running is an excellent way to get in shape and stay healthy. Many people run daily as a way to unwind and relieve their stress.

With busy schedules and lifestyles, most of us probably don’t give our necks the attention it needs.

With an increase in popularity of fillers, there is also an increase in different products on the market.

With numerous options available to address aesthetic concerns, it can be challenging to select the most suitable one. While Botox and Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers produce immediate effects, they are not long-lasting. This is where Sculptra comes in

If you’re like most people, you probably think of fillers as a treatment for facial wrinkles. However, fillers are actually far more versatile than that.

If you’ve been considering fillers, you probably have some questions--how do they work? Who can they help? What types of fillers are there? Read on to get the facts on fillers.

Dermal fillers are well-known---and well-loved---for their ability to smooth away wrinkles and reduce many common signs of aging.

If you're like many of our skin care patients here in Danville, CA, your everyday anti-aging routine likely includes a healthy dose of facial skincare — sunscreen, moisturizer, and maybe even a retinoid

Thin, wrinkled, or asymmetrical lips can be a lifelong concern (thanks, Mom!) or simply a normal effect of aging. But whatever the cause, if your lips aren't as full as you'd like, there's now a well-established way to add some volume.

Juvederm Voluma adds volume to cheeks and correct age related collagen and volume loss in the upper face. It can last up to 2 years with optimal treatment.