Injectables in Bucktown

Most people who visit ReJenerate Aesthetic Studio for injectables in Bucktown arrive with one specific concern in mind: a deepening forehead line, thinning lips, or fullness beneath the chin that just won’t budge. Our panel of offerings can address several common aesthetic concerns; and our expertly trained injectors can help you find exactly which option is best suited for your needs.
Softening Expression Lines
Both Botox and Dysport relax the muscles that cause forehead creases, frown lines, and crow’s feet. Typically, we recommend Botox for precise areas of concern, whereas Dysport spreads slightly more, making it a better fit for broader areas like the forehead. Results from neuromodulators, like Botox and Dysport, settle in over roughly 2 weeks and are most noticeable for 3 to 4 months. These outcomes usually need a quarterly refresh to maintain and preserve your developing beauty.
Restoring Volume and Contour
Dermal fillers are among the most popular injectables in Bucktown. Fillers replace diminished volume in the cheeks, lips, and jawline, replenishing structure naturally lost in the aging process.
Sculptra is also an injectable dermal filler, but it relies on your collagen supply to gradually rebuild the scaffolding beneath your skin across a series of sessions. Kybella, similarly, uses a naturally occurring substance in your body, deoxycholic acid, to break down excess fat cells and define your profile.
Using Your Body’s Resources
PRP and PRFM draw platelets from your blood to improve the quality of your skin and encourage healthier, faster hair growth. Our patients typically notice results after a series of 3 to 6 sessions over 6 to 12 months. We commonly combine this cellular regeneration treatment with other aesthetic services as part of a comprehensive care plan.
Start With a Conversation
Our aim is to refine your features and enhance the beauty you see in the mirror. Jen Nieves, MSN, WHNP-CANS, and our team will walk you through your options honestly. We never recommend a treatment we wouldn’t suggest to our friends and family. If you are a curious current patient, or a first time researcher for injectables, start here with a consultation. Or use our treatment planning tool to find the right starting point.
