Safety
What I do every time, and what I choose not to do.
EVERY TIME
- 01
Genuine products, opened in front of you
Products are opened in front of you, and you can see the authenticity label before treatment.
- 02
The basics, always: single-use needles and cannulas
Needles and cannulas are used once, then discarded.
- 03
Ready for the unexpected
When fillers are used, hyaluronidase and an emergency kit are always on hand.
Murray et al., J Clin Aesthet Dermatol 2021 ↗ - 04
Anatomy first
Before treating, I check where the vessels run and plan around the high-risk areas.
Wollina et al., Dermatol Ther 2020 ↗
STUDYING ANATOMY
Dr.Kevin's Anatomy
I keep a personal atlas of facial anatomy, the vessels, nerves and layers behind every treatment, and use it to teach new doctors.
Layered atlas · 30 cross-sections · 1,411 3D meshes
3D model based on Z-Anatomy (CC BY-SA 4.0)
WHAT I CHOOSE NOT TO DO
No treatment pushed on the first visit
You can take time to think. If you would like to go ahead the same day, that is your choice.
No more than you need
No extra volume, and no stacking treatments just because there is time.
No bundling treatments together
Each treatment is planned on its own, only when you need it.
The coordinator walks you through scheduling and costs. The doctor examines your skin and decides the medical plan.