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30–60 minutes, depending on the area. Your provider reviews your goals and medical history, prepares and numbs the area, delivers precise treatment, then applies cooling and soothing care. Mild to moderate discomfort.

Redness, swelling or bruising may occur. Most patients return to normal activities in 1–3 days; swelling may take 1–2 weeks to subside.

Changes develop gradually. Noticeable contour, tightness and texture improvement at 4–8 weeks, with continued collagen production at 8–12 weeks and beyond. Results vary.

Consultation determines suitability. Listed concerns include under-eye bags, mild brow drooping, jowls, fine lines, skin laxity and localized fullness. AGNES is not a replacement for surgery. Temporary tenderness, tightness and pinpoint bleeding are possible; less common risks include infection, delayed healing, pigment changes and prolonged swelling. Contact OUM immediately for fever, increasing pain, significant swelling, drainage, spreading redness or vision changes after treatment near the eyes.

The tip touches the skin for milliseconds. Consultation determines a plan for concerns such as fine lines, laxity, acne scars, uneven texture or pigment concerns.

Recovery depends on treatment intensity and your skin response. Redness, warmth and mild swelling on day 1; swelling may peak on day 2; small dots begin shedding on days 3–7; and remaining texture resolves over days 7–14. Follow the team's skincare and SPF 50 instructions.

Brighter skin within days, smoother texture within weeks and progressive tightening and rejuvenation over 2–3 months.

Suitability for many skin types, subject to consultation. Tell the team about infections, cold sores or medical concerns and review medications and skincare before treatment. Treatment is not appropriate with Accutane or Roaccutane within 3 months of treatment. Contact OUM immediately for worsening redness, blisters, open sores, drainage, severe swelling or increasing pain.

60–90 minutes, depending on the treatment area. After consultation, the area is cleansed and topical numbing or local anesthetic may be used. Blood is drawn, processed and either injected or topically applied, followed by soothing care and aftercare instructions.

Mild redness, swelling or bruising may occur for 1–3 days. Most patients resume normal activities within 24–48 hours.

Improvement is gradual: a brighter appearance at 1–2 weeks, texture changes at 2–4 weeks, and firmness or volume changes at 5–7 weeks. Collagen remodeling continues for 2–3 months. Results may last 12 months or longer; individual results vary.

Candidates as generally healthy people seeking gradual, subtle improvement with realistic expectations. Treatment is not appropriate with active infections or open wounds, active acne cysts or cold sores, pregnancy or breastfeeding, blood or platelet disorders, severe anemia, active cancer treatment and recent permanent filler in the area. Recent HA filler may also exclude treatment depending on the area. Possible effects include tenderness and injection marks; uncommon risks include infection, delayed healing and temporary lumpiness. Seek prompt provider advice for fever, increasing pain, significant swelling, drainage, spreading redness or vision changes.

20 minutes. Relax under the device while it emits a gentle, warm glow. Most people feel gentle warmth or nothing at all.

No downtime.

Some clients leave with a noticeable glow and recommends consistency as part of a regular routine.

Suitability for most adults seeking skin and wellness support. Avoid treatment during pregnancy or while using active Retin-A (tretinoin) or benzoyl peroxide, and to discuss medical conditions or concerns with your provider.

Your provider reviews your medical history, medications, supplements and skincare, and supplies preparation and aftercare instructions.

Peeling, flaking or tightness may occur depending on peel depth. Keep skin hydrated, use SPF 30 or higher and avoid picking or peeling the skin.

Results vary with skin condition, age, sun damage, skincare, lifestyle and health. Your provider will set expectations based on your skin and treatment plan.

To receive a chemical peel, you must be at least 18 years old and not currently pregnant or lactating.

You are ineligible for treatment if you have any of the following:

• A history of skin cancer or pre-malignant moles
• Active sores, infections, psoriasis, eczema, rashes, or skin irritation in the treatment area
• Specific vascular or systemic medical disorders
• Recent cosmetic or dermatological procedures in the target area
• Recent use of Accutane (isotretinoin) or prescription Retin-A

Pre-Treatment Requirements: For your safety, you must avoid all dental procedures and vaccinations for at least 14 days prior to your appointment.

What to Expect & Safety Guidelines: Normal post-treatment responses and temporary effects may include temporary pain, redness, swelling, tingling, skin fragility, bruising, crusting, blistering, or surface burns. If you experience any severe or unexpected adverse reactions, contact your provider immediately.

Skin is cleansed, gently exfoliated with precise, feather-light strokes, then treated with a calming serum, moisturizer and SPF.

Mild redness may last a few hours. Avoiding makeup for 24 hours, active exfoliants and retinoids for 3 days, and intense heat or strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleansing, moisturizer and daily SPF 30 or higher.

You may notice immediately smoother texture, a brighter complexion and easier makeup application. Results vary.

Suitability for most skin types, including sensitive skin, while excluding active acne, sores or skin infections; severe cystic acne; recent chemical peels, lasers or other aggressive treatments; Accutane in the previous 6 months; uncontrolled diabetes or bleeding disorders; and pregnancy or lactation. Discuss medications, allergies and skin conditions with your provider.

Most appointments take 30–60 minutes. Your provider assesses your goals and anatomy, creates a treatment plan and places filler with a fine needle or cannula.

Minimal downtime. Mild swelling, redness or bruising may occur; swelling or bruising may last 3–7 days. Follow the provider's care instructions and avoid touching, rubbing or massaging treated areas for 24 hours.

Results are described as visible immediately, with the final appearance settling over 1–2 weeks. A typical duration of 4–24 months, depending on product, area and individual factors.

Possible temporary effects include bruising, redness, swelling, tenderness, itching or rash. That serious side effects are rare and emphasizes treatment by trained injectors and provider-approved preparation.

15–20 minutes. A fine needle delivers small amounts into targeted muscles. A quick pinch or slight burning sensation.

Minimal downtime. Avoid rubbing or massaging the area for 24 hours, remain upright for 4 hours and avoid strenuous exercise, saunas and heat for 24 hours.

Changes develop over the first days, with full results at 7–14 days. Results may last up to 3 months; individual response varies.

Possible effects include bruising, redness, swelling, tenderness, headache, temporary eyelid drooping, dry eye or irritation, asymmetry, muscle weakness, nausea, and rare flu-like symptoms or allergic reactions. Seek immediate medical help for trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing, severe allergic reaction or vision changes.

Your options include cleansers, a mineral mist, vitamin C products, retinol gel and a body elixir, with ingredients including vitamin C, retinol, fulvic mineral complex, cholesterol, bisabolol and stearyl glycyrrhetinate.

Your Oum team will help you select a routine based on your skin and goals.

Visible improvement and long-term skin health but supplies no specific results timeline.

Your provider will review suitability and personalize your regimen during consultation.

30–60 minutes for treatment, with topical numbing applied for 20–30 minutes beforehand. Consultation is followed by cleansing and topical numbing. CytoPen is passed over the treatment area, then soothing care is applied. The sensation as mild pressure or light scratching.

Redness, swelling, warmth and tightness may feel like a mild to moderate sunburn and typically improve within 24–72 hours. Keep skin clean and hydrated and follow the provider's aftercare plan.

A healthy glow in week 1, smoother texture and a more even tone at weeks 2–4, and continued firmness and scar improvement at weeks 6–12. Collagen remodeling continues for months; results with skincare and sun protection can last 6–12 months.

Fine lines, scars, texture, pores, sun damage, pigment concerns and selected scalp treatments. Tell the team about cold sores, antibiotics, illness or a rash. Temporary dryness, peeling, tenderness and pinpoint bleeding may occur; uncommon risks include infection, pigment changes, prolonged redness, acne flare, cold-sore reactivation and scarring. Contact OUM for fever, increasing pain, drainage, significant swelling after 72 hours, blistering, severe rash or vision changes after treatment near the eyes.

Dull-looking skin, congestion, dryness, and surface buildup. It can also be considered for a pre-event refresh.

A consultation helps the team personalize the facial to your goals.

$100. Your provider will explain your personalized plan before treatment.

An Image Pro Facial Analysis and one-on-one conversation help create a plan around your goals.

Approximately 15 minutes.

The $50 aesthetics consultation fee applies toward an aesthetics procedure of your choice.

When planning selected filler care or reviewing existing filler.

Your provider uses real-time facial imaging to inform precision and safety in your individualized treatment plan.