Elevate By Kendra
Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner š
Skincare Guruš«¶
Your jawline doesnāt end at your jawline š
One of my favorite ways to use Botox is actually in the lower face + neck.
The Nefertiti Lift targets muscles responsible for downward pull, including the DAOs, platysma along the jawline, and prominent platysmal bands. By strategically relaxing these muscles, we can soften that downward pull and create a smoother, more defined appearance through the lower face and neck.
My goal is never to change your face. Itās to restore balance by addressing some of the changes that naturally happen with age. š¤
Subtle. Strategic. Refreshed, not different.
Not everyone is a candidate, which is why anatomy + individualized treatment planning matter. āØ
A little volume in all the right places āØ
Beautiful lip filler isnāt about changing your lips. It is about enhancing what is already there.
Thoughtful placement can create better shape, definition, symmetry, and the perfect amount of soft volume while still keeping the result natural.
Because the best filler should complement your features, not compete with them. š¤
My morning skincare routineāØ
My AM routine is all about protecting the skin, supporting the barrier, and treating the things I care about mostātone, texture, and long-term skin health.
Nothing overly complicated. Just intentional products, consistency, and SPF every. single. day. š¤
Because the treatments we do in office can do a lot but what you do at home every day matters just as much.
Healthy skin will always be the goal. āØ
08/10/2026
14 syringes. Still her. š¤
This is why I love full-face rejuvenation.
Instead of focusing on one line or one area, we looked at her face as a whole and strategically restored support and balance where she had experienced volume loss over time.
We treated her:
⨠Midface
⨠Temples
⨠Chin
⨠Jawline
⨠Nasolabial folds
⨠Corners of the mouth to create a subtle upturn
And yesā14 syringes total.
That number can sound intimidating until you understand that the product is thoughtfully distributed throughout multiple areas of the face.
The goal was never to make her look āfilled.ā
It was to restore structure, improve facial balance, and soften some of the changes that happen naturally with aging. But still allowing her to look completely like herself.
Full-face rejuvenation isnāt about how many syringes we use. Itās about where, why, and how we use them.
Individual treatment plans and results vary.
Youāve treated the pigment... but have you prevented it from coming back? āļø
One of the biggest misconceptions about hyperpigmentation is that lasers or chemical peels are a permanent fix.
While these treatments can do an incredible job improving existing pigment, they donāt stop your skin from producing new pigment.
Thatās where your daily routine matters.
āļø Wear sunscreen every single day.
āļø Use skincare that helps suppress pigment production.
āļø Stay consistent.
Think of lasers and peels as the reset. Your skincare routine is the maintenance that helps protect your results.
The best treatment plan isnāt just about removing pigment. It is about preventing it from returning.
Have questions about hyperpigmentation? Drop them below, and maybe theyāll be featured in a future Couch Talk with Kendra! š¤
The goal isnāt to create someone elseās lips. It is to enhance yoursāØ
A little added structure, hydration, and balance can completely change the way your lips photograph, smile, and fit the rest of your face. All while still looking like you. š¤
If you are already wearing sunscreen every day, the two skincare ingredients with the strongest evidence for preventing and improving signs of photoaging are Vitamin C and a retinoid. āØ
If you are not sure which Vitamin C or retinoid is right for your skin, that is exactly what I am here for. š¤
07/27/2026
šāØJust a little refresh āØš
Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, āIf I could just fix this one area...ā?
Hereās the thing: the area thatās bothering you isnāt always the area causing the problem.
One of the biggest parts of my job is looking beyond what catches your eye. Under-eyes, smile lines, jowls, or lips are often influenced by changes happening somewhere else in the face.
Thatās why I donāt believe in chasing individual wrinkles or treating faces one feature at a time. I believe in understanding why something has changed and creating a treatment plan that restores balance.
The goal is never to make you look different.
The goal is for you to look in the mirror and simply feel like the best version of yourself. š¤
What aesthetic topic should we talk about next? Let me know in the comments! āØ
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