Non-Surgical Procedures

You might not be quite ready to have cosmetic surgery yet, but you’d still like to look relaxed, refreshed, and beautiful.  Surgery isn’t for everyone, so Bluewater Plastic Surgery has many non-surgical options that can be a regular part of your beauty regimen or even a little something before your big event. Rejuvenate or refresh with professional skin treatments like a Photo Facial, Profound (an excellent non-surgical treatment for wrinkles or cellulite) or injectables designed to create the best version of yourself. Whatever your aesthetic goals, Dr. Clark can create the best cosmetic treatment plan for you.

You can add volume, create angles or freeze the hands of time with the injectable cosmetic medicines that are available today.  Injectables are a smart, and cost-effective alternative to cosmetic surgery, or as a complementary procedure to help you look your best, your consult with Bluewater Plastic Surgery will help you learn more about your choices to figure out what might work best for you

Dermal fillers are a type of minimally invasive aesthetic medicines that are used to add volume, alter the contours of the face, as well as fill in wrinkles. The most common areas to inject fillers are in the face, neck, and hands, which results in fuller, smoother and a more youthful appearance. Fillers are among the most popular aesthetic procedures not only because they produce immediate results, but they have very few risks and little recovery time.

Botulinum toxin (Type A) Botox – is a cosmetic injection that blocks the nerve signals that cause muscles to contract. Blocking those nerve signals relaxes and smooths the look of lines and wrinkles that are made by repetitive movements on the face.  These lines appear most commonly between the brows, crows-feet around the eyes, as well as those horizontal forehead creases. Botulinum toxin is also used cosmetically to balance facial asymmetry and relax tight neck bands, as well as medically to reduce perspiration and to treat migraine headaches and muscle spasticity.