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Amare Aesthetics

Dermatological resource, integrative wellness and
Advanced Restorative Skin Health

12/05/2025

Before and after photos, people want to see and expect suddenly becoming someone new. The goal is never to create a whole new shape…I try to focus on supporting what already exists and build it intentionally over time. This is where compounding comes in. One session is just one layer. This is where patient expectations matter. Filler longevity is not created in a single appointment. It’s built through follow-through, proper timing, budget and layered sessions over time. Skipping maintenance is the difference between short-term results and long-term structure.

From there, everything becomes anatomy driven, your bone structure, ligament support, skin quality, and how your face naturally moves. I’m not creating a new shape. I’m restoring and reinforcing your shape. And most importantly, every plan is mapped with your future in mind, not just what looks good today, but what your face will need over the next 10 to 20 years (swipe to see how are bone structure changes over time👉🏿) with properly placed, conservative, and thoughtful injections.

The result should never look over done. It should look well supported, refreshed, and of course like you.

12/04/2025

RED LIGHT. BLUE LIGHT. GREEN LIGHT….

LED therapy is trending again!!!!!!. Yesterday alone, three different patients asked me which light mask they should gift for the holidays. I love the interest, but we still have to be intentional because not all LED is the same. And this is the beauty industry, there are some exploitive aspects so listen up…

Why LED Matters (When It’s Done Correctly)

Certain wavelengths of red and near-infrared light have been clinically shown to support mitochondrial function and ATP production, helping the skin work more efficiently.

Validated effects include:
• Increased cellular energy
• Better tissue repair and wound healing
• Reduced inflammation
• Support for collagen and elastin
• Enhanced overall skin performance

I’ve worked extensively with and They use clinically substantiated wavelengths at therapeutic strengths, they’re consistent, and they’re not riding a trend…they’re backed by science and long term clinical use. With the rise of at home LED devices now, you’ll see everything from high quality tools to products that are essentially glowing face shields with NO therapeutic benefit.

When looking for a device, prioritize:
• Exact wavelengths (e.g., 633 nm red, 830 nm near-infrared)
• Documented irradiance levels (not just “bright lights”)
• Clinical data or published testing
• Transparent manufacturer fact sheets
• FDA clearance when appropriate

If a brand can’t show evidence for how their light actually interacts with skin at the cellular level, that’s usually a sign to skip it. And no I can’t be your dm encyclopedia sorry 🙃 With that being said, be careful if you’re actively fighting pigmentation (melasma, or metabolic dysfunction induced). Hormonally driven or heat-triggered types, I’d recommend skipping.

LED therapy can absolutely be a valuable when the parameters are correct and aligned with your skin’s goals. And simply for enjoyment. If you’re considering gifting or investing in a device this season, choose one with real science, not just good marketing.

11/29/2025

I’m not easily impressed 🙃especially when it comes to wellness trends.

But this one… caught my attention. x Mama’s Bang Bang Smoothie …Thoughtful actives, metabolic + skin benefits, and the kind of formulation that actually supports the body instead of just sounding cute and full of sugar.

Swipe through and take note. Thank you 💙

11/21/2025

WHEN SKIN CELLS DON’T SHED RIGHT: WHAT’S REALLY CAUSING TEXTURE

If your skin looks rough bumpy dull or irritated even when you’re doing everything right there’s a good chance it’s not just dryness texture or acne. What you may actually be seeing is skin cells not shedding or laying flat the way they should.

When the top layer of the skin becomes disorganized the surface looks uneven. Makeup settles. Breakouts linger longer. Redness feels louder. The barrier weakens water escapes faster and the skin becomes reactive and inflamed. This is common with hormonal acne aging over exfoliation and barrier damage.

Repairing this is not about the next best product or treatment alone. The solution is rebuilding the skin’s barrier, supporting healthy cell turnover, restoring lipids and guiding the skin back into balance. There is a specific order to correcting this and doing it incorrectly can make irritation sensitivity and breakouts worse.

I explained the signs why this happens and the direction your routine may need to shift in the video. If this feels familiar listen all the way through so you understand what your skin is trying to tell you. Questions, drop the below

11/18/2025

SORRY I DONT DO DUPES

Pay for the real deal or go😭. No but really. Let’s respect the art of quality formulas and there isn’t a dupe for everything.

There is a phase in skincare where you can experiment, substitute, and play with products because your skin is already stable and resilient. But there is also a phase where structure, consistency, and intention matter more than anything. So I do not play when it comes to my clients. We run a strict ship around here!

When someone asks why I discourage dupes, it isn’t about gatekeeping or pushing a brand. It’s about clinical responsibility. During active treatment, every variable matters to me. Formulation stability, delivery systems, molecular size, purity, and clinical testing determine whether a product works or simply sits on the skin (Most trash products). Two ingredient lists can look identical on paper, yet perform completely differently in the real world because the science behind the formulation is not the same.

I understand why dupes are appealing. They are accessible and advertised everywhere. Or even offer folks publicity or commission. But when we are correcting acne, melasma, inflammation, or barrier damage, introducing unknown formulations becomes guesswork for me. $ #!T I don’t like. Guesswork leads to setbacks, cost time, money, and patience.

Once your skin has reached its healthiest baseline, maintenance THEN becomes flexible. That is the time you can explore alternatives. But in the restoration phase, my role is to eliminate unnecessary variables so we can measure true progress. I work with brands and formulations that consistently demonstrate positive outcomes because consistency allows me to treat precisely and ethically.

Some may disagree. As it challenges the trend culture of skincare. I’ve even fired clients over this. 🤷🏿‍♀️But the ones who get it trust me to lead with science, not trends. For my patients and future patients, know that my recommendations are intentional, not impulsive. Once we stabilize and correct, you will have more freedom to customize. But during the work phase, we stay consistent so your results are not left up to chance.

11/10/2025

I always remind patients that choose to take accutane (I clear patients without) that is rarely just the end of the story, it’s a whole body process. Can happen? Yes

What I’ve learned over the years is that accutane doesn’t make your hair fall out per se. But it shifts how your body prioritizes renewal. The same medication that reduces oil glands, inflammation, and acne activity is also working systemically. And when that happens, your hair cycle sometimes pauses for a season while your body redirects energy toward repair.

I’ve also noticed that patients under chronic stress, on restrictive diets, or with undiagnosed low iron or vitamin D are more likely to notice shedding during treatment. The hair follicle is incredibly sensitive to nutritional and metabolic shifts. When the body is under any form of internal stress, whether emotional or biochemical, it conserves resources for vital organs first, and hair growth takes a temporary back seat.

What’s interesting to me is how often these conversations open the door to deeper healing. Getting eyes on your labs, supporting nutrition, adding micronutrients when needed, and work on consistent meals and better sleep is where I come in.

If you’re on and noticing hair changes, remember: please speak to your prescribing physician but know I’m always happy to supplement any additional support. In most cases, it is reversible and an opportunity to build resilience. For more info, check out my recent blog post! Questions, drop below.

11/04/2025

STRESSED BODY = STRESSED SKIN

A lot of acne conversations stop at clogged pores, but breakouts aren’t just a surface issue. When your body is inflamed, or stressed, it can show up as congestion, sensitivity, dullness, lingering breakouts, and slower healing. Internal inflammation affects how your skin hydrates, how your pores shed dead skin, how oil behaves, and how fast your skin recovers…all things that make (the five pillars I always talk about) acne more likely to show up and stick around.

Things like blood-sugar swings, lack of healthy fats, low hydration, medications, stress, hormonal shifts, and sun exposure can disrupt your skin’s systems: slowing cell turnover, throwing off oil balance, irritating pores, and weakening your barrier. And once the barrier is compromised, the skin is more reactive, oil oxidizes easily, and inflammation keeps feeding the breakout cycle.

That’s why I don’t just look at pimples. I look at the why it's happening. Inside and out, acne responds best to a whole-picture approach:

• Barrier support
• Regulated oil production and dead skin build up
• Balanced bacteria
• Gentle, steady exfoliation
• Inflammation control — gut, hormones, lifestyle, skin

Acne is a skin condition, but it’s also a systems conversation that is whole heartedly interconnected. When we support the internal environment and the skin barrier together, breakouts calm, the skin repairs faster, and results last. My goal is to teach you the tools for sustainable results.

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