Tired of looking tired? You’re not alone. Dark circles, puffiness, and hollows under the eyes are some of the most common skin concerns and also the hardest to fix. With so many products promising miracles, it’s hard to know what truly works.

When it comes to restoring youthful volume and smooth, firm skin, Sculptra and fillers are two of the most popular options. Both can help you look refreshed, but they work differently and one lasts much longer than the other.

If you’ve heard about “Ozempic Face,” you might be wondering what it really means. GLP-1 medications work wonders for weight loss, but fast results can sometimes change how your face looks. The good news? You can restore your glow naturally without looking overdone.

When it comes to dermal fillers, two popular types stand out: Hyaluronic Acid (HA) fillers and biostimulant fillers. Both can enhance your appearance and rejuvenate your skin, but they work in very different ways. At Core Aesthetic, we believe in educating our clients so they can choose the best treatment for their unique goals. Here’s a breakdown of what sets HA fillers and biostimulants apart—and how each can help you look and feel your best.

Aging isn’t about one wrinkle or one fold, it’s about structural shifts happening beneath the surface. This blog breaks down how fat pads change, what most people get wrong about facial balance, and why real results require more than just filler. We explain how we assess the face at Core and why planning matters more than quick fixes.

Biostimulators don’t fill—they rebuild. This guide walks you through how they work, who they’re best for, and why they’re the go-to treatment for natural, long-term facial support.