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Preventative Medicine by Science

Esthetics in Barrington, IL

Neurotoxin and dermal filler treatments, including Botox, at the Barrington clinic.

Preventative Medicine by Science provides neurotoxin treatments, including Botox, and dermal fillers. Every treatment starts with a consultation: what you want to change, what the treatment can and cannot do, and what the recovery and the follow-up look like.

Neurotoxins and Dermal Fillers

Treatments are offered by category below. Which specific product is used, and whether an injectable treatment is appropriate for you at all, is determined during the consultation.

Neurotoxins, including Botox — injectable treatments that temporarily relax targeted facial muscles, used for expression lines. Effects are temporary and treatment is repeated at intervals.

Dermal fillers — injectable gels used to restore volume or refine contour in specific areas of the face. Duration varies by product and by placement.

Both carry possible side effects, including bruising, swelling, and tenderness at the injection site, along with less common risks that are reviewed with you before you consent to treatment. Results vary between individuals, and no particular outcome is guaranteed.

What to Expect

Consultation. Your goals, your relevant medical history, current medications, and any prior aesthetic treatment. This is also where expectations are set honestly, including where a treatment is unlikely to give you what you are picturing.

Treatment. Injectable appointments are typically short. You will be told beforehand how long yours is expected to take.

Aftercare and follow-up. Written aftercare instructions are provided, and a follow-up is arranged where the treatment calls for one.

Questions

Esthetics Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes. Treatment is not booked without one. The consultation covers your history, whether the treatment is appropriate for you, and what to expect.

How long do results last?

Duration depends on the treatment, the area, and the individual. You will be given a realistic range for the specific treatment being discussed.

Are there side effects?

Yes. Injectable treatments commonly cause temporary bruising, swelling, or tenderness, and carry less common risks that are reviewed with you before treatment.

Can I combine this with other care at the clinic?

Aesthetic services are booked independently, and are not conditional on any other service at the practice.

Next step

Book an Esthetic Consultation

Start with a consultation and a straight answer about what a treatment will do for you.