Botox Cosmetic (onabotulinum toxin A) is a prescription injection that is FDA approved for the treatment of forehead wrinkles, frown lines, and crow's feet.  The price is generally $10-$16 per unit injected.  The recommended number of units for treatment depends on the area to be treated.  As a general rule, it takes about 20 units to treat forehead lines, 20 units for frown lines between the brows, and about 24 units to do the crow's feet on both eyes.  Your treatment should be based on a personalized assessment of your individual and unique anatomy, and may be slightly more or less than these recommended numbers.  Often patients start with the one treatment area that bothers them the most.  I like to start with a more conservative number of units and titrate to the desired effect.  This approach along with meticulous record keeping and attention to detail helps me deliver consistent results at a reasonable price.

Dermal fillers help diminish facial lines and restore volume and fullness to the face. There are various types of filler that are used in specific areas of the face, depending on the patients concerns. Dr. Malotky administers all of his own injections to make sure that the patient receives the highest level of treatment possible. Whether the patient has thin lips, severe wrinkles or folds, volume loss in the cheeks, or those dreaded “smokers lines” facial fillers can be a  great way to correct these imperfections without surgery.

While there are multiple permanent and non-permanent options for lip augmentation, the most commonly performed and requested today are synthetic dermal fillers, the most popular of which are the hyaluronic acid (HA)-based fillers. These fillers offer a subtle, yet noticeable increase in volume of the lips, and generally last about six months to a year before any touch ups would be required. Although this is the most sought after treatment, surgical options are available as well.

Latisse (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) is the first FDA approved treatment for inadequate or not enough lashes.  Throughout the aging process, you may notice that your lashes don’t seem to be as full as they once were. Latisse is a treatment for the growth of eyelashes, making them longer, thicker, and darker.