06/16/2026
Facial rebalancing: filler + neurotoxin
Let’s talk about what this actually is, because it’s not just “getting filler.”
Facial rebalancing means looking at the whole face and treating it as one connected structure instead of chasing one feature at a time. Neurotoxin relaxes the muscles that pull and crease (here, that’s the crow’s feet and the gummy smile), while filler supports and restructures where the face has lost volume or balance.
Her goals: better skin texture and quality, softening the gummy smile, and smoothing the crow’s feet.
The reason both work together so well is that they’re doing two different jobs. One calms movement, the other rebuilds support. Treat only one and you’re solving half the equation. That’s usually why results can look “off” when a single feature gets overcorrected without addressing what’s happening around it.
These photos are two weeks out. That timeline matters too, because filler needs time to settle and neurotoxin takes about that long to fully kick in. What you’re seeing isn’t day-one, it’s the real result.