Products & Approach

What I Use, and Why

I choose every product in my kit for its clinical formulation and evidence, not its marketing. If a product doesn’t earn its place, it doesn’t come with me.

Mesoestetic
A Spanish pharmaceutical-grade skincare company known worldwide for its professional peels and pigment treatments. I use mesoestetic for targeted brightening peels, pre- and post-treatment care, and specialized ampoules, including the flash ampoule in my Flash Facial.

Dermaesthetics Beverly Hills
My foundation for everyday skincare. DBH covers the daily essentials, from cleansing to sun protection, along with most of my exfoliating peel menu. It’s what I recommend for a simple, effective routine that protects your results between visits.

Neocutis
Swiss-developed skincare built around growth factors and peptides. I reach for Neocutis when skin needs more targeted support, especially the Bio Serum Firm for the face and the Lumière Firm eye cream for the delicate under-eye area.

Merz Aesthetics
The maker of Xeomin, an FDA-approved neurotoxin for softening frown lines. Xeomin is purified to contain only the active ingredient, without the extra proteins found in some other formulas.
Coming soon: Radiesse, a biostimulator that adds structure while prompting your skin to build its own collagen, and Belotero fillers for smooth, natural-looking correction.

Galderma (coming soon)
A global leader in aesthetic injectables. Restylane fillers will restore volume and contour, and Sculptra, a biostimulator, gradually rebuilds collagen for results that develop naturally over time.

Ultrasound-Guided Injectables (in development)

Before any filler or biostimulator service launches, I’m building it on a foundation most practices skip: ultrasound. With handheld ultrasound, I can see the blood vessels and tissue layers beneath the skin before I inject, so I can plan placement around them rather than relying on surface anatomy alone. It’s an extra step, and it’s one I think every patient deserves.