What It IsHyaluronic acid, micro-infused.

Instead of relaxing muscles with a toxin or plumping with injectable filler, Powder Botox delivers cosmetic-grade hyaluronic-acid powder into controlled micro-channels in the skin — channels made by fine, sterile, single-use micro-needles. There are needles; what there aren’t are injections, filler, or numbing agents. Most clients feel only a light scratching sensation. Hyaluronic acid is the same hydrating molecule your skin makes naturally — here it’s used to smooth texture, soften the look of fine lines, and leave skin firmer and more hydrated. It’s a treatment designed and performed under the direction of Dr. Cecilia Rusnak.

What It HelpsWhere clients see a difference.

• Crow’s feet — the fine lines beside the eyes
• The “elevens” — lines between the brows
• Forehead lines
• Overall skin texture and smoothness
• Firmness and hydration of the treated area

What To ExpectComfortable, quick — with a short, predictable recovery.

Treatment is gentle and takes about an hour. Expect redness and warmth — similar to a moderate sunburn — that peaks on day one, softens to pink with possible mild swelling on day two, and settles by day three — 24 to 72 hours in all. No makeup for 24 hours, and direct sun is avoided for 10 days with daily SPF. Results build over the following weeks as new collagen forms, and most clients maintain them with a single session every three to six months. Like most skin treatments, Powder Botox works best as a three-session series spaced 4–8 weeks apart, and we’ll map that out for you at your consult.

Is It Right For You?Best candidates & who we’ll defer.

Powder Botox suits most healthy adults who want to soften early lines and refresh skin without injections. During your consult we review your history and skin to confirm you’re a good candidate. We defer treatment for anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, with an active skin infection, cold sore, or flare in the area, a blood-clotting disorder or blood-thinning medication, Accutane use within six months, recent laser, a peel, or sunburn on the area, or a known hyaluronic-acid sensitivity — and we’ll always tell you honestly if something else would serve you better.