From the Practice

Discover how estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone reshape your skin at the cellular level and why timing aesthetic treatments with your cycle matters.

Physician-administered Botox costs $3 more per unit but lasts longer, uses fewer units, and costs less annually than cheaper alternatives. Here's the real math.

PCOS causes hormonal acne, hirsutism, and scarring that topical skincare alone cannot fix.

Botox stops working due to antibody resistance. Learn why it happens, how to prevent it, and which alternatives (Dysport, Jeuveau) work when resistance develops…

Hyperthyroidism causes skin thinning, persistent flushing, and rapid hair loss that fillers can't fix.

Microneedling triggers collagen remodeling through controlled micro-injuries, but depth matters enormously. At-home rollers (0.

Estrogen is not just a hormone that regulates your cycle. It's a growth factor for skin.

Botox relaxes muscles to prevent wrinkles from deepening; fillers add volume to replace lost facial fat and soften existing creases.

Here's what most people miss: Botox doesn't soften skin, fill lines, or change your skin quality.

Here's what most people get wrong about filler bruising: they think it's about the filler itself. It isn't. Bruising after filler is really about bleeding into the tissue spaces around and beneath you

Dr. Amitha Parvataneni, MD breaks down the key differences between tirzepatide (Zepbound/Mounjaro) and semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy) for medical weight loss — covering clinical trial results, side effects, cost, and how she determines which medication is right for each patient.

Confused by skin tightening options? Dr. Parvataneni breaks down Morpheus 8, Quantum RF, and microneedling so you can choose what's right for your skin.