Frequently asked questions

Injectables (Botox, Xeomin, Daxxify, dermal filler and lip filler), Sciton laser treatments (BBL HERO, MOXI, HALO and ProFractional), laser hair removal, EXION RF microneedling and ultrasound, EMFACE, EMSCULPT NEO, Emsella, Ultherapy Prime, HydraFacial, chemical peels, PDO thread lifts, vein treatments, and wellness services like medical weight loss, hormone therapy, vitamin shots and IV therapy. You’ll find the full list under Treatments in the menu.

Start with a consultation. Your provider looks at your skin or the area you want to improve, listens to what you’d like to change and what you’d rather leave alone, and puts a plan together. If you’d rather read up first, the guides by concern and the treatment finder on this site will narrow it down before you come in.

For your first treatment, yes. We go through your health history, assess your skin or the area you want treated, and build a plan, and for a lot of treatments we can do the treatment the same day. If you’re a returning client on a maintenance schedule, you can usually book the treatment directly.

Licensed medical professionals: a board-certified nurse practitioner, experienced injectors, a medical esthetician and laser practitioner, and a permanent makeup artist. You can meet all of them on our Why UDERMA page, and every treatment is matched to the provider trained for it.

Most visits run 30 to 60 minutes. Injectable appointments are often done in under half an hour, and laser, HydraFacial and body treatments usually take 30 to 60 minutes. You’ll see the exact time for each service when you book it.

It depends on the treatment. Injectables, HydraFacial, EMFACE and EMSCULPT NEO have little to none. BBL and MOXI leave a few days of redness and light flaking. Deeper resurfacing like HALO or ProFractional means several days of redness and peeling. We’ll match the treatment to the downtime you can take.

Neurotoxins start working in about three to five days and settle in by two weeks. Filler shows right away and refines as the swelling goes down. Laser and microneedling results build over several weeks as new collagen forms, and body treatments show over the following weeks to months. Your provider gives you the timeline for your own plan.

Neurotoxins usually last three to four months. Filler lasts anywhere from several months to over a year, depending on the product and the area. Laser and skin results hold up well with sunscreen and periodic maintenance, and body results last with an active lifestyle and an occasional maintenance session.

Neurotoxins are usually repeated every three to four months. Laser and skin treatments are often done as a short series, then once or twice a year. HydraFacial works well every four to six weeks. Your consultation sets a schedule that fits your goals and your calendar.

Yes, and most plans do. Common pairings are BBL with MOXI, Botox and filler in the same visit, EMFACE with injectables, or a HydraFacial before an event. Your provider puts them in an order that lets them support each other, spaced safely.

Come with clean skin, and tell us about any medications, supplements and recent treatments. Before lasers and peels, stay out of the sun, skip tanning for a few weeks and pause retinoids the way we tell you. Before injectables, skip alcohol and, if your doctor is fine with it, blood-thinning pain relievers for a day or two. Every treatment has its own prep page on this site.

Some redness, swelling or tenderness, anywhere from a few hours to a few days depending on the treatment. You’ll go home with written aftercare, usually no heat, hard workouts or sun for a short while, and gentle skincare. Call us with any question at all. We’d much rather hear from you than have you sit at home wondering.

Most are easy to tolerate. We use numbing cream, cooling and a gentle technique, and nitrous oxide (Pro-Nox) is there for treatments that need more comfort. Your provider tells you what a treatment feels like before you start and adjusts as you go.

The common ones are temporary: redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or flaking. Every medical treatment carries rarer risks too, and your provider goes through them with you at your consultation, where we also check for anything that would make a treatment a bad fit for you.

It depends on the treatment, the area, and for injectables the number of units or syringes. Current prices are on our online booking page and in the pricing guides on this site, and you leave your consultation with a written plan and a quote for exactly what you need.

Ask us at your consultation or give us a call, and we’ll go over the payment options and package pricing we have available. We’ll walk you through what fits your plan.

Book online through our scheduling page, call us at 727-569-6616, or send the contact form and we’ll call you back. We’re at 36426 US Highway 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684.

Look for medical oversight and licensed providers, a consultation before any treatment, FDA-cleared devices, before-and-after photos of the clinic’s own patients, straight answers about downtime and results, and reviews from real clients. A good med spa is happy to tell you which treatment it would not recommend for you.

A short health history, a conversation about what you’d like to change, an assessment of your skin or the area you want treated, and a written plan. For a lot of treatments we can do the treatment the same day if you’re ready.

Consultations are booked as their own 30-minute appointment with a provider, and the current fee is shown on our online booking page. You leave with a plan and a quote for exactly what you need.

Bring a list of your medications and supplements, think about what bothers you most and what you’d rather leave alone, and bring photos of results you like if you have them. Coming without makeup helps with the skin assessment.

A photo ID, your list of medications and supplements, the names of the skincare products you use, and your questions.

Often, yes, for injectables and many skin treatments, as long as the assessment clears you and there’s time in the schedule. Laser and body treatments are usually booked as their own appointment after the consultation.

From your assessment, your goals, your timeline and your budget. Your provider puts the treatments in order, tells you what to expect from each one, and writes it down so you can decide at your own pace.

Your provider recommends it at your consultation, based on your skin and your goals. If you want a head start, the guides by concern and the treatment finder on this site will narrow it down.

Yes. Our Results page and our Instagram show real clients treated here at UDERMA, and your provider can show you more in the office that match your concern.

Yes. Series pricing and seasonal specials are listed on our booking page, and the Packages section of this site explains what each one includes.

We take major credit and debit cards through our secure online booking and here in the office. If you have another payment method in mind, just ask us when you book.

Botox and the other neurotoxins (Xeomin, Daxxify) relax the muscles that create expression lines, like frown lines and crow’s feet. Dermal filler restores volume and structure, in the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline or under the eyes. Plenty of plans use both, for different jobs.

Forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, crow’s feet, a lip flip, the masseter muscles for TMJ and jaw slimming, the trapezius muscles, and the underarms for excessive sweating.

Lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, temples, under the eyes (tear trough), the lines and folds around the nose and mouth, and non-surgical buttock enhancement. We also offer Kybella to reduce fat under the chin, and hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved if you ever want to start over.

You’ll usually notice the first change in three to five days, with the full effect at about two weeks.

Usually three to four months, and a maintenance visit keeps it going from there.

It depends on the product and the area. Lip filler generally lasts around nine to twelve months, and cheeks, chin and jawline often go longer. Radiesse also stimulates your own collagen, so its effect continues after the product itself is gone.

Very little. Expect small bumps or mild swelling for a few hours after Botox, and some swelling or bruising for a few days after filler. Skip hard workouts, heat and alcohol for about a day.

Yes, that’s a common visit. Your injector plans the order and the amounts so the two work together.

That’s the whole goal. We dose conservatively, place the product to suit your anatomy, and aim for a rested version of you with your expressions intact.

Before: alcohol for 24 hours and, if your doctor is fine with it, blood-thinning pain relievers like aspirin or ibuprofen for a day or two. After: stay upright for four hours after a neurotoxin, and skip hard workouts, heat, facials and massaging the treated area for about a day.

Botox and the other neuromodulators soften the wrinkles that come from repeated muscle movement: forehead lines, frown lines (the 11s) and crow’s feet. You get a smoother, more rested look while keeping your natural expression.

The injections take a few minutes with a very fine needle, and most clients feel only a small pinch. There’s no real downtime, so you can get back to your day right away, and we go over a few simple aftercare tips before you leave.

You’ll usually start to see results in three to five days, with the full effect at about two weeks. Results generally last three to four months, and a maintenance treatment keeps you looking refreshed.

At UDERMA we dose conservatively and tailor the placement to your anatomy and your goals, so you look like a rested version of yourself, never frozen.

Dermal filler restores volume and structure. It can enhance the cheeks, jawline and chin, soften folds, and balance facial proportions for a rested, lifted look.

Depending on the product and the area, most hyaluronic acid fillers last nine to eighteen months, and some biostimulatory options last longer. We recommend the product that fits your goals.

Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved if you need it to be, so nothing you decide today has to be permanent.

The Russian lip technique is a filler method that builds the lip vertically from the base, which creates lift, a defined cupid’s bow and crisp borders. The result is a heart-shaped look with volume and definition, rather than a flat, pushed-forward look.

Most lip filler lasts around nine to twelve months, depending on the product and your metabolism. Many clients come in for a small top-up to keep the shape and volume they like.

We numb the area for comfort, and most clients tolerate the treatment well. Expect some swelling and possibly a little bruising for a few days. The final result shows once that settles.

Yes. Hyaluronic acid lip filler can be dissolved if you ever want to adjust or reset your shape, which makes it a low-commitment way to try an enhancement.

Sciton BBL HERO, MOXI, HALO and ProFractional for the skin, laser hair removal with the Candela GentleMax Pro, PicoWay for tattoo removal, LipLase for the lips, and laser treatment for broken capillaries, small veins, skin tags and cherry angiomas.

Sun damage and brown spots, redness and rosacea, uneven texture and large pores, fine lines, acne scars, loose skin, unwanted hair, small veins and harmless skin growths.

Not every laser is right for every skin type, which is why we pick the device and the settings for your skin at your consultation. Between BBL, MOXI, HALO and ProFractional, there’s usually a good option.

Most people describe warmth, or a light snapping feeling. We have numbing cream, cooling and Pro-Nox on hand, and we numb the deeper treatments ahead of time.

BBL and MOXI are often done as a series of three, a few weeks apart. HALO and ProFractional usually take one or two sessions. Laser hair removal takes a series, because hair grows in cycles. We set your plan at the consultation.

BBL and MOXI: a few days of redness and light flaking, and makeup is usually fine the next day. HALO and ProFractional: several days of redness and peeling. Laser hair removal: nothing beyond a little redness.

After BBL, pigment darkens and sheds within about a week. Texture and tone keep improving over the following weeks, and the collagen changes build for two to three months.

Yes. HALO, ProFractional and MOXI resurface the skin and stimulate collagen, which softens fine lines. For deeper expression lines we usually add a neurotoxin.

Yes. HALO and ProFractional resurface the scarred texture, and EXION RF microneedling remodels the collagen underneath. This is usually done as a series.

Yes, that is exactly what BBL HERO is built for, often paired with MOXI for texture and glow. Some kinds of pigmentation do better with peels, and your consultation sorts out which kind you have.

Before: no sun or tanning for a few weeks, pause retinoids and exfoliating acids the way we tell you, and come without makeup. After: gentle skincare, sunscreen every day, no picking at flaking skin, and no heat or hard workouts for the first day or two.

They do different jobs. BBL HERO (broadband light) goes after pigmentation, redness and sun damage. MOXI is a gentle non-ablative laser that resurfaces for tone and texture with minimal downtime. HALO is a hybrid laser, ablative and non-ablative together, for deeper resurfacing and glow. We often combine them.

It depends on the device. MOXI and BBL usually mean a few days of redness, with pigment that darkens and sheds like coffee grounds. HALO and deeper resurfacing mean a few days of redness and peeling. We match the treatment to the downtime you can take.

Many clients see a glow after a single BBL or MOXI, and we usually recommend a series of three a few weeks apart for pigmentation and texture. Your plan is set at your consultation.

UDERMA uses medical-grade Sciton devices and sets them for your skin. A consultation and skin assessment make sure both the treatment and the settings are right for you.

Hair grows in cycles, so a series of six to eight sessions a few weeks apart is typical for lasting reduction, with occasional maintenance after that.

Most clients describe a quick snapping feeling, and the device cools the skin as it works. Sessions are fast, especially on smaller areas.

We offer three HydraFacial levels: Signature, Deluxe and Platinum. Your provider recommends the level and the boosters for your skin, whether you’re dealing with dryness, congestion, dullness or fine lines.

Every four to six weeks matches your skin’s renewal cycle and keeps the results steady. Before an event, book it a few days ahead.

A facial cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates the surface. Medical-grade treatments like peels, microneedling and lasers work deeper, change the skin over time, and are done or supervised by medical professionals.

Yes. HydraFacial clears out congestion, chemical peels cut down on breakouts and oil, and BBL Acne Clear targets the bacteria and inflammation behind acne. The plan depends on the kind of acne you have.

Yes. Microneedling, chemical peels and lasers improve fine lines and texture, while neurotoxins and filler handle expression lines and lost volume. Most plans use two or three of them together.

BBL HERO and MOXI for sun spots and uneven tone, chemical peels for melasma-type pigmentation, and HydraFacial with brightening boosters to keep it up. Your consultation identifies which kind of pigmentation you have.

Microneedling with PRP or exosomes, EXION RF microneedling, and laser resurfacing with HALO or ProFractional, usually as a series.

A gentle cleanser, a broad-spectrum sunscreen every day, and one or two active products picked for your skin, like a retinoid or an antioxidant. Your provider gives you a short routine that supports your treatments, not a shelf full of products.

They’re not required, but they help your results last and get your skin ready for treatments. Your provider tells you which ones matter for your plan and which ones you can skip.

Yes, and we plan around it. You pause retinoids and exfoliating acids for a few days before peels, microneedling and lasers, then start them again once your skin has settled.

RF microneedling combines fine micro-needles with radiofrequency energy to remodel collagen below the surface, which improves texture, pores, fine lines, acne scars and laxity. EXION adds ultrasound and targeted RF for deeper tightening with little disruption at the surface.

Exosomes are growth-factor messengers that we apply along with microneedling to support healing, collagen production and glow. Paired with the microneedling channels, they can improve both the result and the recovery.

Expect redness like a mild sunburn for a day or two, sometimes with light flaking. Most clients are back to normal activities the next day with the right aftercare.

A series of three, about a month apart, is common for texture, pores and scarring, with maintenance as needed. Your plan is personalized at your consultation.

A chemical peel exfoliates the skin to improve tone, texture, fine lines, mild pigmentation and breakouts, bringing fresher skin to the surface. We customize the strength, from light peels to deeper ones.

Light peels have little to no downtime. Medium peels can mean a few days of flaking and redness. We match the peel to your skin and your schedule.

Non-surgical treatments that reduce fat, build muscle or tighten skin, with no incisions and no downtime. At UDERMA that means EMSCULPT NEO, EXION Body and LPG Endermologie, plus Emsella for the pelvic floor.

Abdomen, buttocks, thighs, arms and calves with EMSCULPT NEO. Loose skin and cellulite with EXION Body and Endermologie.

No. EMSCULPT NEO feels like strong muscle contractions with warmth, and we adjust the intensity to you. EXION Body and Endermologie feel like a warm, deep massage.

A typical EMSCULPT NEO series is four sessions about a week apart. EXION Body and Endermologie are also done as a series. We set your plan at the consultation.

About 30 minutes per area for EMSCULPT NEO, and you can go straight back to your day afterward.

Muscle tone is often noticeable within a few weeks of finishing the series. Fat reduction shows over about two to three months, as your body clears the treated fat.

None. Some people feel mild soreness for a day or two, like the day after a workout.

Your body clears the fat the treatment reduces over the weeks that follow, and gaining weight later can still change how the area looks. You keep the muscle benefit with regular activity and, for a lot of our clients, a maintenance session a few times a year.

No. It’s meant for people at or near their goal weight who want to shape specific areas. If weight loss is the goal, start with our medical weight loss program. The two work well together.

EMSCULPT NEO builds muscle and reduces fat in the treated area at the same time (abdomen, glutes and more), using synchronized RF heating and high-intensity electromagnetic (HIFEM) contractions. It puts the muscle through contractions you could not do on your own.

You feel strong but tolerable muscle contractions and warmth during the 30-minute session. There’s no downtime, so clients go back to normal activity right away, sometimes with mild soreness.

A typical protocol is four sessions over a couple of weeks. Results keep developing over the following weeks as the muscle builds and your body clears the treated fat.

Clients who want to tone, strengthen and slim a specific area. That includes people already close to their goal who want more definition, and busy people who want body contouring without surgery or downtime.

EMFACE is a needle-free facial treatment that pairs synchronized RF energy, which tightens and smooths the skin, with HIFES energy that tones the facial muscles underneath. You get firmer, more lifted skin with no injections and no downtime.

Most clients describe it as warm and tingly, with gentle muscle contractions. It’s comfortable and needle-free, and there’s essentially no downtime, so you can go right back to your day.

A typical protocol is four sessions about a week apart. The lifting and tightening keep improving over the following weeks, and results can last several months. A maintenance session now and then keeps it going.

Clients who want a natural lift and firmer skin without Botox or filler, and clients who want something that works alongside their injectables. A consultation at UDERMA confirms whether it fits your goals.

Ultherapy Prime uses focused ultrasound to stimulate collagen deep in the skin and in the layers beneath it, which lifts and tightens the brow, jawline, neck and décolletage over time, without surgery.

Collagen rebuilds gradually, so results develop over two to three months and can last a year or more. Many clients come back for a touch-up once a year to maintain the lift.

There’s essentially no downtime. Some clients have mild redness, tenderness or temporary swelling, and you can go back to normal activities right away.

Our medically supervised program can include GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, along with guidance on nutrition and lifestyle, built around your health profile.

That depends on your health history and your goals. A medical consultation at UDERMA determines whether a GLP-1 program is appropriate and safe for you.

HIFEM (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic) is an energy that triggers thousands of strong, involuntary muscle contractions in a single session to build and tone muscle.

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HIFES (High-Intensity Facial Electrical Stimulation) is the muscle-toning energy in EMFACE that contracts facial lifting muscles to firm and lift the face without needles.

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EMFACE is a needle-free facial treatment by BTL that uses synchronized radiofrequency and muscle stimulation to lift, tone, and smooth the face in short, comfortable sessions.

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EMSCULPT NEO is a noninvasive body-shaping treatment that combines radiofrequency heat and HIFEM muscle stimulation to reduce fat and build muscle at the same time.

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EMSELLA is a noninvasive chair treatment that uses HIFEM energy to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, helping with bladder control and core support, fully clothed.

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RF microneedling combines tiny needles that create micro-channels in the skin with radiofrequency heat delivered to the deeper layers, boosting collagen to firm and smooth skin.

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Morpheus8 is an RF microneedling device that delivers radiofrequency heat deep into the skin and underlying tissue to firm, smooth, and contour the face and body.

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EXION is a BTL platform that pairs radiofrequency microneedling with targeted energy to stimulate collagen and hyaluronic acid in the skin, improving firmness and hydration.

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BBL HERO is a Sciton broadband light (IPL) treatment that uses pulses of light to target redness, brown spots, and sun damage, evening out skin tone with little to no downtime.

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An IPL photofacial uses broad-spectrum pulses of light to reduce brown spots, redness, and sun damage, improving overall skin tone with minimal downtime.

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A fractional laser treats only a fraction of the skin at a time, leaving healthy tissue between treated zones so the skin heals faster while still boosting collagen and renewal.

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Ablative lasers remove the top layers of skin for deeper resurfacing with more downtime, while non-ablative lasers heat below the surface to renew skin with little to no recovery.

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MOXI is a gentle non-ablative fractional laser by Sciton that refreshes skin tone and texture with minimal downtime, making it a popular entry-level resurfacing and prejuvenation option.

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HALO is a Sciton hybrid fractional laser that combines ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in one treatment to resurface skin and reduce sun damage with manageable downtime.

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A NanoLaserPeel is a light ablative laser peel by Sciton that removes a thin outer layer of skin to refresh tone and texture, often called a weekend skin peel for its quick recovery.

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Ultherapy uses focused ultrasound (HIFU) energy to reach the deep support layers of the skin and stimulate collagen, lifting and tightening the face and neck without surgery or downtime.

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A neuromodulator is an injectable that temporarily relaxes targeted facial muscles to soften lines like frown lines, forehead creases, and crow's feet. Botox and Dysport are common examples.

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Botox is an injectable neuromodulator that temporarily relaxes specific facial muscles to smooth dynamic wrinkles such as frown lines, forehead lines, and crow's feet.

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Dysport is an injectable neuromodulator similar to Botox that relaxes facial muscles to smooth dynamic wrinkles, often noted for spreading smoothly across broader areas like the forehead.

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Daxxify is an injectable neuromodulator that relaxes facial muscles to smooth wrinkles and is known for results that can last longer than some other wrinkle relaxers for many people.

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Jeuveau is an injectable neuromodulator used to smooth frown lines and other dynamic wrinkles by temporarily relaxing the facial muscles that create them.

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An HA filler is a gel made of hyaluronic acid, a sugar the body produces naturally, injected to restore volume, smooth folds, and enhance features like lips and cheeks.

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The Russian lip technique is a filler method that injects small amounts vertically from the lip line to lift and heighten the lips, creating a fuller, more defined, heart-shaped look.

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A lip flip uses a few small units of neuromodulator along the upper lip to relax the muscle so the lip gently rolls outward, showing more of the upper lip without adding filler.

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Sculptra is an injectable biostimulator made of poly-L-lactic acid that gradually prompts your own collagen to rebuild, restoring volume and firmness over time rather than instantly.

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Radiesse is an injectable made of calcium hydroxylapatite that adds immediate volume while also stimulating your own collagen, helping restore fullness and firmness over time.

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Exosomes are tiny messenger particles applied to the skin, often after microneedling or laser treatments, to support healing and signal the skin to renew, calm, and rejuvenate itself.

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GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide mimic a natural gut hormone that curbs appetite and slows digestion, supporting medically guided weight loss alongside lifestyle changes.

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A HydraFacial is a multi-step facial that cleanses, gently exfoliates, extracts impurities, and infuses hydrating serums in one treatment for an instant, no-downtime glow.

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A chemical peel applies a controlled solution to the skin to exfoliate and remove damaged outer cells, revealing smoother, brighter, more even skin underneath as it heals.

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Dermaplaning uses a sterile blade to gently scrape away dead surface skin and fine peach-fuzz hair, leaving skin smoother, brighter, and ready to absorb products and makeup.

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Microchanneling creates many tiny, controlled channels in the skin to spur collagen and allow serums to penetrate more deeply, improving texture, tone, and overall skin quality.

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Collagen induction therapy is the clinical name for microneedling: tiny needles create controlled micro-injuries that prompt the skin to build new collagen, improving texture and firmness.

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Prejuvenation is a preventive approach to skin care, using gentle treatments early to maintain healthy skin and slow visible aging before deeper concerns develop.

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A PDO thread lift places dissolvable threads under the skin to gently lift and reposition sagging tissue while stimulating collagen, offering subtle firming without surgery.

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They’re complementary, not competing: EMFACE addresses lift and tone across the face and muscle, while Botox targets individual dynamic lines. Many UDERMA clients combine both for a comprehensive, natural refresh — we’ll tailor the mix at your consultation.

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The most-loved option is the combination — BBL HERO to correct color plus MOXI to resurface — often done in the same visit for comprehensive rejuvenation. UDERMA will build the right plan for your skin at your consultation.

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They target different layers and can even be complementary. At your UDERMA consultation we’ll assess your skin and goals to recommend Ultherapy, EMFACE, or a combination.

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They’re a classic pairing — Botox for lines, filler for volume and contour. UDERMA designs a natural, balanced plan combining both as needed.

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Both are respected platforms. At UDERMA, RF microneedling is performed with EXION, and we will recommend the right plan for your concern (including whether to add exosomes) at your consultation.

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It’s not all-or-nothing. Non-surgical treatments like EMFACE, Ultherapy, lasers and injectables can delay, complement, or refine surgical results. UDERMA will give you an honest assessment of what non-surgical care can achieve for your goals — and when a surgical referral makes more sense.

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For most clients who want a sculpted, athletic look — not just less fat — EMSCULPT NEO’s muscle-building advantage makes it the more complete option. UDERMA offers EMSCULPT NEO and will tailor a plan to your body goals.

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They’re complementary: a HydraFacial for ongoing skin health and glow, peels when you want to target tone and texture. UDERMA will recommend the right cadence for your skin at your consultation.

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They pair beautifully — a lip flip can refine the look of filler, and filler delivers the lasting shape and volume. UDERMA will recommend the right approach (or combination) for your lips.

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UDERMA uses the Sciton BBL HERO platform for broadband-light treatments. At your consultation we’ll confirm whether BBL HERO (often paired with MOXI) is right for your skin and goals.

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Acne scars and uneven texture respond best to treatments that remodel collagen and resurface the skin. At UDERMA we build a personalized plan — often combining RF microneedling, resurfacing lasers and exosomes — to smooth and refine your skin over time.

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Brown spots, sun damage and uneven tone are some of the most treatable skin concerns. UDERMA uses medical-grade Sciton light and laser treatments — often BBL HERO plus MOXI — to correct color and restore an even, radiant complexion.

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For laxity along the brow, jawline and neck, UDERMA offers non-surgical lifting and tightening — including Ultherapy, EMFACE and RF microneedling — to firm and define your features without surgery or downtime.

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Whether you want to define your abdomen and glutes or support a weight-loss journey, UDERMA combines EMSCULPT NEO body sculpting with medically-supervised weight loss for results you can see and feel.

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From expression lines to volume loss, UDERMA tailors a natural-looking plan — Botox to soften dynamic lines, filler to restore volume, and EMFACE or lasers to firm and refresh — so you look like a rested version of yourself.

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Persistent flushing, visible vessels and redness respond beautifully to medical-grade light treatments. At UDERMA, BBL HERO targets the redness and vascularity of rosacea-type skin to calm and even your complexion — paired with gentle skin care to maintain results.

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Melasma is a stubborn, often hormone-driven pigmentation that needs a careful, gentle approach — aggressive heat can make it worse. UDERMA builds a conservative plan combining brightening skin care, gentle peels and sun protection to soften melasma over time.

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Want a sharper jawline and a tighter under-chin? UDERMA offers non-surgical options — Ultherapy to lift and tighten, RF microneedling to firm, and filler to define — to sculpt the lower face without surgery.

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Enlarged pores and oily, congested skin respond well to treatments that refine texture and regulate the surface. UDERMA combines RF microneedling, resurfacing and deep-cleansing facials to smooth and clarify your skin.

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Stretch marks improve when you stimulate new collagen in the affected skin. UDERMA uses RF microneedling — often paired with exosomes — to soften the texture and appearance of stretch marks over a series of treatments.

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If antiperspirants aren’t enough, neuromodulator injections can dramatically reduce underarm sweating for months at a time. UDERMA offers Botox for hyperhidrosis to keep you dry and confident.

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Your first appointment at UDERMA Medspa & Laser in Palm Harbor is all about getting to know your goals and building a plan that fits your skin, your schedule, and your comfort level. Here is how to make the most of it.

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A little preparation helps your Botox, Dysport, Daxxify, Jeuveau, or dermal filler appointment go smoothly and can lower your chance of bruising. These are general tips; your provider will give you instructions specific to you.

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Caring for the treated area in the first day or two helps your results settle in beautifully. This is general guidance; please follow the specific aftercare instructions your provider gives you.

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Sciton laser treatments such as BBL HERO, MOXI, and HALO work best on skin that has been protected from the sun. A few weeks of preparation makes your treatment safer and more effective. These are general tips; your provider will tailor instructions to you.

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Gentle care and sun protection are the keys to a great laser result. Your skin is doing important work in the days after treatment, so be kind to it. This is general guidance; please follow the specific aftercare instructions your provider gives you.

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Radiofrequency microneedling treatments like EXION respond best to calm, well-prepared skin. A little prep up front leads to a smoother experience and recovery. These are general tips; your provider will tailor instructions to you.

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EMFACE and EMSCULPT NEO are comfortable, no-needle treatments, and a few simple steps help you get the most from each session. These are general tips; your provider will give you instructions specific to you.

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Botox, Xeomin and Daxxify are the three neurotoxins UDERMA carries. All three relax the small muscles that fold the skin (frown lines, forehead lines, crow’s feet) and are priced per unit, so your total depends on how many units your areas need for a natural result rather than on a flat fee. Botox is the brand most people know; Xeomin is a purer formulation with no added proteins, which some clients prefer for long-term use; Daxxify is the newest and is designed to last longer between visits. Your injector recommends the product and the dose at your consultation, and the current per-unit prices are in the table below. Current prices are on the Botox, Xeomin & Daxxify price list, taken from our booking system.

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Lip filler is priced per syringe of hyaluronic-acid filler, and many clients reach their look with a single syringe. The Russian lip technique is more detailed work that builds height and definition rather than volume alone, which is why it takes a longer appointment. UDERMA confirms your exact plan and price at consultation. Current prices are on the Lip Filler (Russian Technique) price list, taken from our booking system.

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Dermal fillers are priced per syringe, and different areas call for different products and amounts: structural areas such as the cheeks, jawline and chin sometimes need more than one syringe, while folds and lips often need less. UDERMA builds a custom plan and quotes it at your consultation. Current prices are on the Dermal Fillers price list, taken from our booking system.

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EMFACE is usually sold as a package because results build over a short series, most commonly four 20-minute sessions a week or so apart. Pricing depends on the areas treated (forehead, cheeks, under the eyes, under the chin) and on whether it is combined with other treatments. UDERMA customizes your package and confirms pricing at consultation. Current prices are on the EMFACE price list, taken from our booking system.

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EMSCULPT NEO is priced per session or per package, and a course is usually four sessions over a couple of weeks. The price also depends on how many body areas you treat, since each area is its own 30-minute session. UDERMA quotes your plan at consultation. Current prices are on the EMSCULPT NEO price list, taken from our booking system.

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Ultherapy Prime is priced by the areas treated, and many clients see lasting results from a single session. Whether you treat the full face, the neck, the brow or a single zone is what moves the price most. UDERMA confirms your exact pricing at consultation. Current prices are on the Ultherapy Prime price list, taken from our booking system.

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RF microneedling with EXION is priced per session or as a series of three, since collagen remodeling builds over multiple treatments. The area treated, the depth your plan calls for and whether exosomes are added all affect the price. UDERMA quotes your series at consultation. Current prices are on the RF Microneedling (EXION) price list, taken from our booking system.

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Laser and light treatments are priced by the specific treatment and the area, and many work best in a short series. BBL HERO and MOXI are lighter, low-downtime sessions that are often repeated; HALO is a deeper resurfacing treatment done less often. UDERMA builds the right plan for your skin and quotes it at consultation. Current prices are on the Laser Skin Resurfacing (BBL HERO, MOXI & HALO) price list, taken from our booking system.

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Laser hair removal is priced by the area treated and done in a series, because hair grows in cycles and each session catches a different set of follicles. Most areas need six to eight sessions for lasting reduction, so packages are the usual way to buy. UDERMA quotes your areas and package at consultation. Current prices are on the Laser Hair Removal price list, taken from our booking system.

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Chemical peel pricing depends on the strength of the peel: light, no-downtime peels are the most affordable, while medium and deeper resurfacing peels cost more and are done less often. Series pricing is available. UDERMA matches the peel to your skin and quotes it at consultation. Current prices are on the Chemical Peels price list, taken from our booking system.

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A HydraFacial Syndeo is a single-session glow treatment, and pricing depends on the version you choose and any add-on boosters. Many clients do it monthly. UDERMA confirms pricing at consultation. Current prices are on the HydraFacial Syndeo price list, taken from our booking system.

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Medical weight-loss pricing depends on your plan: whether it includes medication such as a GLP-1 (semaglutide or tirzepatide), the level of monitoring and support, and the length of the program. UDERMA determines candidacy and pricing at your medical consultation. Current prices are on the Medical Weight Loss price list, taken from our booking system.

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Beautiful summer skin starts months before the first beach day. The smartest time to address brown spots, sun damage, and uneven texture is when daily sun exposure is at its lowest, so your skin can heal away from the strong Florida sun.

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Prejuvenation is the art of staying ahead of aging rather than chasing it later. In your 20s and 30s, small, consistent steps go a long way toward keeping skin smooth, even, and resilient.

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Aging gracefully is about looking like a refreshed version of yourself, not a different person. In your 40s and 50s, the goal shifts toward lift, definition, and firmness along the jawline, cheeks, and neck.

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Every bride deserves to feel radiant in person and in every photo. The secret is a calm, well-paced plan that finishes a comfortable distance from your wedding day, so skin is settled and luminous.

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Parties, reunions, and holiday photos call for skin that looks rested and lit from within. With a little planning, you can walk in glowing and confident.

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A new year is the perfect moment to recommit to how you feel in your body. The winter months are a great time to start, building momentum before warmer weather arrives.

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When the calendar resets in the fall, it is the perfect cue to put yourself back on the list. A little dedicated self-care helps you start the season feeling refreshed and ready.

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Belotero Balance is a hyaluronic acid filler made by Merz Aesthetics, the same company behind Radiesse and Belotero Volume.

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Belotero Volume is a hyaluronic acid filler made by Merz Aesthetics, a sibling product to Belotero Balance within the same line.

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BOTOX Cosmetic is made by Allergan Aesthetics, part of AbbVie. Its active ingredient, onabotulinumtoxinA, is a purified protein made from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum; the same formulation was…

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DAXXIFY is made by Revance Therapeutics and is the most recently approved of the three neurotoxins the clinic carries.

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The JUVÉDERM® Collection is a line of injectable fillers made by Allergan Aesthetics, now part of AbbVie following AbbVie's acquisition of Allergan, completed in May 2020.

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PDO Max is a brand of polydioxanone (PDO) threads made by PDO Max, Inc., a company based in Liverpool, New York, with its threads manufactured in South Korea.

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Radiesse is an injectable filler made by Merz Aesthetics. Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, Radiesse is made from calcium hydroxylapatite, a mineral compound already found in human bone, formed into…

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Rejuran is an injectable treatment made by the South Korean company PharmaResearch Co., Ltd. It is made from polynucleotides, which are fragments of DNA purified from salmon (or, in some product…

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Restylane is a family of injectable hyaluronic acid fillers now made by Galderma. It was originally developed by the Swedish company Q-Med AB, which Galderma acquired in a deal announced in December…

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Revanesse Versa is a hyaluronic acid filler made by Prollenium Medical Technologies, a Canadian company based in Aurora, Ontario.

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Xeomin is made by Merz Pharmaceuticals, part of Merz Aesthetics. Merz is a privately held, family-owned German company founded in Frankfurt in 1908 and still owned by the founding family.

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BBL HEROic is not a separate machine but the newest handpiece and mode for delivering Sciton's BroadBand Light, or BBL, treatments on the company's JOULE X and mJOULE platforms.

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The GentleMax Pro is made by Candela Medical (Candela Corporation), a U.S. manufacturer of aesthetic laser and light-based devices.

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Forever Clear BBL is a named protocol for treating acne using Sciton's BBL device, not a separate machine.

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Forever Young BBL is not a separate machine. It is a specific, named way of using Sciton's BBL device, performed today on the BBL HEROic handpiece, built around a set sequence of passes over the…

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Sciton calls HALO a hybrid fractional laser, meaning it delivers two different laser wavelengths to the same tiny treatment spots in a single pass, instead of a provider choosing one wavelength or…

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HALO TRIBRID is Sciton's newest resurfacing handpiece, and it works by combining three separate, independently adjustable laser wavelengths in one device instead of requiring a provider to switch…

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Made by Sciton. MOXI is a laser handpiece that uses a wavelength of 1927 nanometers, delivered in a 'fractional' pattern, meaning the laser treats many tiny, evenly spaced spots of skin rather than the whole surface…

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PicoWay is made by Candela Medical (Candela Corporation), the same manufacturer behind the GentleMax Pro line.

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Made by Sciton. ProFractional is a resurfacing laser handpiece that uses an erbium:YAG laser at a wavelength of 2940 nanometers to remove skin in a fine, dotted pattern rather than across the whole treated area,…

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SkinTyte is a treatment mode delivered through Sciton's BBL-family handpieces (currently described by Sciton as 'powered by BBL HERO'), using a broader band of infrared light rather than the shorter…

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Super MOXI is Sciton's newer, faster version of its MOXI handpiece, using the same 1927 nanometer, water-targeting, fractional laser wavelength as MOXI rather than a different technology.

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Ultherapy PRIME is made by Merz Aesthetics and is the current generation of Ultherapy, a non-surgical treatment that uses focused sound waves (ultrasound), rather than a laser or a needle, to gently…

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Emface is made by BTL Industries, the same company behind Emsculpt Neo, Emsella and Exion.

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Emsculpt Neo is made by BTL Industries, a medical device company that also makes Emface, Emsella and Exion.

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Emsella is a chair-like device, also made by BTL Industries, that a patient sits on fully clothed.

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Exion is a multi-handpiece skin platform from BTL Industries, the same company that makes Emsculpt Neo, Emface and Emsella.

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LPG Endermologie is not a BTL product. It is made by LPG Systems, a French company, and distributed in the United States as LPG America.

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Plated Skin Science makes topical serums containing platelet-derived exosomes, which are tiny particles naturally released by platelets (a component of blood involved in clotting and wound healing)…

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Made by BeautyHealth. HydraFacial Syndeo is the current-generation professional device used to deliver the HydraFacial treatment, an in-office facial that cleanses, gently exfoliates, extracts debris from pores, and…

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Made by Neocutis SA. Neocutis is a Swiss-developed skincare line built around a proprietary ingredient the company calls PSP, short for Processed Skin Cell Proteins, a mixture of growth factors and other proteins…

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Made by Crown Aesthetics. SkinPen Precision is a handheld device that a trained provider uses to perform microneedling, a procedure in which very fine, sterile needles create tiny, controlled punctures in the skin's surface,…

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Made by Vitality Institute. VI Peel is a chemical peel solution applied in an office setting by a licensed medical or aesthetic professional, not something a patient uses at home.

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ZO Skin Health is a line of skincare products sold through licensed skincare professionals and physicians' offices rather than through typical retail stores.

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