Non-Surgical Procedures
Refresh and enhance your natural beauty with our suite of non-surgical treatments, from precise Botox and filler applications to revitalizing skin treatments that help you look effortlessly radiant.
Our Procedures
Skincare
Personalized skincare in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé focuses on selecting effective ingredients and treatments based on your skin, concerns, and goals, including over-the-counter, prescription, or compounded options when appropriate.
Neurotoxin (Botox & Dysport)
Botox and neurotoxin treatment in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé temporarily reduces targeted muscle activity to soften expression lines and adjust the balance of muscle movement based on your anatomy and goals.
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Dermal Fillers (Juvéderm, Restylane)
Dermal filler treatment in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé can add volume, improve facial contours, and address selected areas of volume loss based on your anatomy and goals.
Hand Rejuvenation
Hand rejuvenation in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé can restore volume to the backs of the hands, helping soften the appearance of prominent veins, tendons, and bony contours.
Microneedling
Microneedling in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin to stimulate collagen remodeling and improve concerns such as texture, fine lines, and acne scars.
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Hair Restoration
Hair restoration in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé uses non-surgical treatments selected according to your pattern of hair loss, scalp health, and goals to help preserve and improve thinning hair.
PRP, Growth Factors & Exosomes
PRP, growth factors, and exosome-based products may be incorporated into treatments such as microneedling or hair restoration based on your skin or scalp concerns and treatment goals.
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