by Nurse Tara
Your Ultimate Guide to a Facial Aesthetic Plan for 2025
Neinstein Plastic Surgery is the kind of place people go to for hyper-focused specialists and a team that understands elegance and chic aesthetics. Nurse Tara is who every staff member and their families trust with their face. You can trust that Tara shares the same vision as the surgeons, and you also get the same NPS experience with our team and facilities that are all dedicated and focused on the patient experience.
Let’s be real—planning your facial aesthetics can feel overwhelming. With so many options, where do you even start? Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! Whether it’s Botox, fillers, or skincare, I’ll help you create a plan tailored to your needs. No more guessing what to do next; let’s break it down by decade to ensure you look and feel your best every step of the way.
Your 20s: Prevention is Key
You’ve just turned 25, and you’re noticing the first signs of wrinkles. All your friends are buzzing about Botox, and even your facialist has mentioned it as a way to manage break outs.
Here’s the plan:
• Botox: Start with 2–3 sessions a year to prevent fine lines from becoming permanent. Bonus: It can help reduce acne and blemishes.
• Fillers: Add subtle volume where needed. Maybe it’s plumping your lips, enhancing cheek symmetry, or addressing the side you always sleep on.
• Skincare: If you haven’t already, it’s time to commit. Schedule light laser treatments 3–4 times a year to maintain your youthful glow.
Your 20s are all about setting the foundation for healthy, radiant skin.
Your 30s: Preserve and Perfect
Life is busier than ever, and those late nights are harder to recover from. The goal in your 30s is to preserve your skin and tackle early signs of aging.
Here’s the plan:
• Botox: Increase to 3–4 sessions a year to keep wrinkles at bay.
• Skincare: Add a mix of light lasers (2–3 times a year) and more advanced treatments like microneedling or CO2 lasers to stimulate collagen and maintain elasticity.
• Collagen Boosters: Consider Sculptra, a collagen biostimulator that keeps skin firm and youthful.
This decade is all about preventing sagging, stimulating collagen, and refining the habits you started in your 20s.
Your 40s: Turn Up the Volume
Welcome to your 40s—when you’re ready to step it up a notch. This is the time to address volume loss, fine lines, and sun damage while maintaining your natural beauty.
Here’s the plan:
• Botox: Stay consistent with quarterly treatments.
• Fillers: Add volume to your cheeks and jawline to lift and sculpt non-surgically.
• Advanced Lasers: Schedule 3–4 sessions of RF microneedling or CO2 lasers to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and sunspots.
If you’re starting your aesthetic journey later in life, don’t worry—you can still catch up. The focus here is on stimulating collagen and looking your best without surgery.
Your 50s: Maintenance Mode
If you’re in your 50s and just starting out with aesthetics, it’s never too late! This is the time to ease into treatments while focusing on skin maintenance and rejuvenation.
Here’s the plan:
• Botox: Begin with regular treatments to soften fine lines and wrinkles.
• Microneedling + CO2: Schedule 3–4 sessions a year to firm and tighten your skin while boosting collagen.
• Collagen Boosters: Replenish lost collagen with 3–4 rounds of Sculptra annually to maintain elasticity.
• Fillers: Use strategically to smooth superficial lines, restore symmetry, and enhance skin rejuvenation.
Whether you’re delaying a facelift or preparing for one, collagen stimulation is your best friend in your 50s.
No Matter Your Age: The Golden Rule
Regardless of your decade, the core concept is simple:
• Botox: 2–4 sessions a year to maintain a youthful look.
• Skincare: Invest in a routine that boosts collagen, tightens skin, and reduces fine lines.
Your aesthetic plan should evolve with you, ensuring that you look and feel ageless every step of the way. I’m here to make 2025 your most confident, radiant year yet!
To start or continue with Nurse Tara you can click on this link, but we know New Yorkers have questions and like human-to-human interaction, so here is the email of Tara’s personal coordinator Regan regan@neinsteinplasticsurgery.com feel free to ask her questions about pricing or simply use this email to book your appointment instead of working through the online booking platform.