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Every treatment plan starts with your individual goals and is delivered by licensed medical professionals — board-certified providers, experienced injectors, and certified technicians — using clinically validated technology. Our focus is natural, age-defying results with the safety of true medical oversight.

Schedule a complimentary consultation. Our providers will assess your skin, discuss your goals, and build a personalized plan — whether that's a single treatment or a combination protocol. You'll never be sold a service you don't need.

Pricing depends on the treatment, the area, and your personalized plan, so we finalize it at your complimentary consultation — before anything is scheduled. Seasonal specials run throughout the year, and monthly payment plans are available through PatientFi, including zero-interest options (subject to approval).

Most of our treatments are minimal- or zero-downtime. Injectables and facials typically let you return to your day immediately; RF microneedling may involve a day or two of redness. Your provider will walk you through exactly what to expect before you commit.

Your provider will give you detailed aftercare instructions before you leave. Where appropriate, we integrate regenerative GHK-Cu peptide protocols to speed healing and extend your results.

We're two divisions of the same Austin practice. Victory Med Spa focuses on aesthetic treatments, while Victory Rejuvenate handles hormone optimization, peptide therapy, and longevity medicine. Many patients combine both — beauty on the outside, biology on the inside — with one care team.

Both are effective neuromodulators with similar safety profiles. Dysport tends to spread slightly more and may onset faster (2–3 days vs. 5–7 for Botox), making it well-suited for broader treatment areas like the forehead. Botox is more precise, ideal for crow's feet and detailed sculpting. Your provider will recommend the right product for your treatment plan.

Not with expert injection technique. Our approach preserves natural movement while relaxing the specific muscles causing your concerns. The goal is always to look like yourself — refreshed and rested.

Most clients describe a quick pinch sensation. Ultra-fine needles are used and treatment takes only minutes. Topical numbing cream is available on request.

Typically 3–4 months. With consistent treatment over time, many clients find results lasting longer as the targeted muscles weaken with disuse.

Depending on the specific product used, the area treated, and your body metabolism, results typically last 6-18 months. Lips tend to metabolize filler faster; cheeks and jawline may last closer to 12-18 months.

Yes. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be safely and quickly dissolved with hyaluronidase if you are unhappy with your results or experience a rare complication.

Most clients report only minor discomfort. Topical numbing cream and filler formulas with built-in lidocaine make the procedure highly tolerable.

Yes, when administered by a trained medical professional. We will discuss any potential risks during your consultation. A Good Faith Exam by our licensed provider is conducted before treatment as required by Texas Medical Board regulations.

No. CoolSculpting is a body contouring treatment for individuals near their goal weight with specific resistant fat pockets. It is not a substitute for weight loss and is not appropriate for obesity.

Yes. Fat cells destroyed by cryolipolysis do not regenerate. However, remaining fat cells can still expand if significant weight is gained, so maintaining a stable weight preserves your results long-term.

PAH (Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia) is a rare side effect (less than 1% of cases) in which the treated area paradoxically develops a hardened, enlarged fat mass. It is more common in male patients and is surgically correctable. We screen for risk factors during consultation.

Most patients achieve their desired result in 1-3 sessions per area. A personalized plan is developed during your consultation.

A series of 3-6 sessions is recommended for optimal results, spaced 4-6 weeks apart. Acne scarring typically requires 6 sessions; anti-aging concerns often see significant results in 3.

Dramatically so. Professional devices calibrate needle depth to 0.5-3mm, use sterile single-use cartridges, and are designed for consistent, even treatment. At-home rollers cannot replicate these results safely.

Yes. One of microneedling's major advantages over laser treatments is its safety across all skin tones (Fitzpatrick I-VI). There is no thermal energy that can cause laser-induced hyperpigmentation.

Yes. PRP added to microneedling enhances and accelerates results. Microneedling can also be sequenced alongside laser treatments, RF microneedling, or hormonal/peptide therapies for comprehensive skin rejuvenation.

Standard microneedling uses only mechanical needle channels. Scarlet RF adds targeted radiofrequency energy delivery throughout the entire needle depth, producing thermal coagulation zones that trigger a far more robust collagen remodeling response — resulting in greater skin tightening and lifting.

Yes. Scarlet's non-ablative RF delivery does not target melanin, making it safe across all Fitzpatrick skin types (I-VI) with proper settings and technique.

A series of 3 sessions is typically recommended, spaced 4-6 weeks apart. Many clients notice visible improvement after the first session; maximum results are seen at 3 months after completing the series.

No. RF devices are contraindicated in patients with implanted electronic devices. Please disclose all implants during your consultation.

Yes. Fat cells destroyed by Agnes RF do not regenerate. However, remaining untreated fat cells can expand with significant weight gain, so maintaining stable weight preserves results.

Most patients with chronic cystic acne see meaningful, permanent reduction in 1-2 sessions. Results continue improving over 4-8 weeks as the sebaceous gland destruction takes effect.

Local anesthesia ensures the procedure is comfortable. You may feel pressure during treatment, but pain is effectively eliminated with proper numbing.

Patients with a history of keloid formation or poor wound healing should be approached with caution. Full medical history review occurs at consultation.

AquaFirme integrates the CO2 EXO2 oxygenation technology that triggers the Bohr Effect — delivering oxygen deep into the skin rather than just on the surface. This creates a more significant cellular response and more lasting hydration improvement.

Monthly sessions are ideal for ongoing skin health maintenance. Many clients schedule them before important events for an immediate glow boost.

None. AquaFirme is completely non-irritating with no recovery period. It is safe to apply makeup and engage in normal activities immediately.

Yes. AquaFirme is frequently used as a foundational skin preparation before or after RF microneedling, laser treatments, or injectables to optimize recovery and skin condition.

BBL and ablative lasers require careful parameter adjustment for darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV-VI) to avoid hyperpigmentation. We thoroughly evaluate skin type at consultation. Alternatives like Scarlet RF or microneedling may be recommended in some cases.

BBL for pigmentation typically requires 2-5 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart. Halo and ProFractional may achieve dramatic results in 1-2 sessions. Maintenance BBL once or twice yearly slows future photoaging.

BBL: 24-48 hours of mild redness, then spots darken and lift over 7-14 days. Halo/ProFractional: 3-7 days of a sandpaper texture and bronze skin before peeling to reveal fresh skin.

Laser resurfacing results are long-lasting — typically 3-5 years — with proper sun protection. BBL maintenance treatments are recommended 1-2 times per year to sustain results.

Most areas require 6-8 sessions to treat all follicles during their active growth phase. Fine or light-colored hair may require more sessions. Hormonal conditions like PCOS can cause ongoing regrowth that requires periodic maintenance.

Yes, with the right laser technology. Longer-wavelength lasers (Nd:YAG) are safe and effective for darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick V-VI). Our consultation process identifies the appropriate settings for your skin type.

Laser hair removal requires melanin in the hair follicle to work. It is most effective on dark hair and does not effectively treat white, grey, or very fine blonde hair.

Sensation varies by area and skin sensitivity. Most clients describe it as a brief warm snap — less painful than waxing. Cooling technology built into the device significantly reduces discomfort.

Monthly facials align with the skin's natural cell turnover cycle (approximately 28-30 days), making them the ideal maintenance frequency for most skin types. Acne or congestion-prone skin may benefit from every 3 weeks.

Yes, but you must discontinue Retin-A and prescription strength retinoids for 5-7 days before your appointment to prevent over-sensitization during treatment. Disclose all current medications and skincare products at booking.

Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation technique using a sterile surgical scalpel to remove the top layer of dead skin cells and vellus hair. It results in dramatically smoother skin and enhanced penetration of subsequently applied serums.

We recommend waiting 24 hours to allow your skin to breathe and fully absorb the treatment benefits. If needed, a light mineral foundation is acceptable the same day after dermaplaning.

No. Because PRP is derived entirely from your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction or rejection is negligible. The primary risks are minor bruising at the injection site and infection, prevented with sterile technique.

For hair restoration, a series of 3-4 monthly sessions followed by quarterly maintenance produces optimal results. For skin rejuvenation paired with microneedling, PRP is added at each microneedling session.

Clinical evidence supports PRP as an effective treatment for androgenetic (pattern) hair loss — producing meaningful improvement in hair density and follicular health. Results vary based on degree of loss and individual platelet quality.

No. NSAIDs and aspirin inhibit platelet function and should be avoided for at least 1 week before your PRP session to ensure maximum growth factor concentration and efficacy.

For significant deficiency, an initial loading phase (often weekly for 4 weeks) followed by monthly maintenance is standard. For general energy optimization, monthly or quarterly injections maintain optimal levels.

Many people have reduced gastric intrinsic factor — the protein required to absorb B12 orally — meaning oral supplements are inefficiently absorbed. IM injection completely bypasses this limitation, ensuring full absorption regardless of gut health.

Yes, for most people. G6PD deficiency is a contraindication for high-dose Vitamin C as it can cause hemolysis — we screen for this. People with certain kidney conditions should discuss with their provider before high-dose Vitamin C.

Ideally, take Vitamin C in the 2-3 days around microneedling, laser, or RF treatments to maximize collagen synthesis during the healing response. Your provider will give you specific scheduling guidance.