Facial balancing in Glendale
Facial balancing looks at the whole face at once: chin, lips, cheeks, and jawline, each feature supporting the others. Small, deliberate amounts of neurotoxin or filler go wherever they improve proportion.
Treatment areas Chin, lips, cheeks, jawline, forehead, marionette folds, and nasolabial folds
- Benefits
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- A whole-face plan instead of isolated fixes
- Non-surgical, built from Botox and dermal filler at standard menu prices
- Often needs less total product than treating features one by one
- Planned to look right from the front and in profile
- Katherine’s approach
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Facial balancing, along with lip enhancement, is Katherine’s main training focus. She assesses your proportions first, then builds the plan from her neurotoxin and dermal filler menus. Balancing decides where product goes, in what order, and in what amount.
- Who it’s for
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People who feel one feature dominates every photo, or that their profile does not flow, without being able to name the single treatment that would fix it.
- Downtime
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It matches whichever treatments your plan uses. Neurotoxin visits usually need none, while filler areas can stay swollen or lightly bruised for a few days. Katherine sequences the plan so downtime lands when it suits your calendar.
How a balancing plan comes together
Assessment
Katherine looks at your face at rest and in motion before recommending anything.
Proportions
How your chin supports your lips, how cheeks frame the midface, and where a small amount changes how everything else sits.
The plan
What to treat and what to leave alone, with the menu price for each part.
Sequencing
Some plans complete in one visit. Others spread across a few, letting each step settle before the next.
What it costs
Balancing plans are built from the standard menu; the per-area prices above are the ones you pay. View the full price list
Common questions
No. Everything here is injectable: neurotoxins to soften muscle pull and hyaluronic acid filler to restore structure. No incisions, no anesthesia beyond numbing, and no weeks of recovery.
Some faces need a single appointment, others do better with treatments sequenced over a few months. You will know the full arc, visit by visit, before you commit to any of it.
Yes. The amounts used are small, and the goal of the plan is to even out proportion. You will see the full plan before anything is treated.
The sum of its parts, priced from the public menu: filler areas at $650 each, Botox at $11 per unit, and Dysport at $4 per unit. The quote from your consultation includes the exact total.
Start with a consultation
Every recommendation from the consultation is priced line by line from the menu.