Start With What You See.
You don't need to know which laser, injectable, facial, or procedure you need. Start with what bothers you. We'll help you understand the possibilities and determine the appropriate next step.
Your Skin Doesn't Fit Into a Menu.
Pigment, texture, laxity, scarring, redness and the visible signs of aging frequently overlap. That's why the Bolus approach begins with the concern and the person—not a device.
Clearer Skin. Better Texture.
Active acne and structural acne scarring are different problems. Treating them appropriately often requires different strategies, different technologies and the right sequence.
Acne + Breakouts
Congestion, inflammatory acne, recurring breakouts, oiliness and post-acne discoloration.
Acne Scars
Ice-pick, boxcar, rolling and tethered scars may require focal treatment, release, collagen remodeling or resurfacing.
Tone Is More Complicated Than “Dark Spots.”
Melasma, sun damage, age spots and redness can look similar from a distance but behave very differently. Correctly identifying the pattern matters before choosing light, laser or resurfacing.
Melasma
Persistent facial pigmentation that often requires a pigment-conscious, long-term strategy rather than simply treating visible brown color.
Age Spots + Brown Spots
Discrete brown spots, freckles and areas of visible pigmentation that may be associated with accumulated exposure.
Rosacea + Redness
Flushing, diffuse redness, visible vessels and rosacea-prone skin require a different strategy than pigment.
Sun Damage + Uneven Tone
A combination of pigmentation, redness, uneven tone and textural changes associated with accumulated sun exposure.
Aging Isn't One Thing.
Skin quality, collagen, facial volume, muscle movement, laxity and structural change all contribute differently. The goal is to identify what is actually creating the change you see rather than treating everything the same way.
Aging Skin
Changes in collagen, tone, texture, elasticity, facial balance and overall skin quality.
Fine Lines + Wrinkles
Expression lines, etched wrinkles, crepey texture and collagen-related changes can require different approaches.
Jowls + Skin Laxity
Changes in lower-face definition, tissue support, firmness and skin laxity.
Double Chin
Submental fullness and changes in the relationship between the chin, neck and jawline.
Sometimes It's Not About Skin Aging.
Some concerns are functional, lifestyle-related or simply don't belong in the traditional pigment-and-aging categories.
Hyperhidrosis
Excessive sweating can affect comfort, clothing, confidence and daily activities.
Unwanted Hair
Long-term reduction of unwanted facial or body hair using medical laser technology selected for the treatment area and skin characteristics.
Don't Know What to Book? Good.
You shouldn't need to diagnose your own skin or understand laser technology before contacting us. Tell us what bothers you most. Maddie can answer general questions, explain the differences between treatment categories and help get you to the appropriate next step.
Concern First. Technology Second.
Skin type, pigment response, anatomy, previous treatments, healing characteristics, desired downtime and treatment goals can all influence the appropriate strategy.
Identify
Start with the concern you see and the result you're hoping to achieve.
Evaluate
Consider skin characteristics, anatomy, treatment history, candidacy and relevant clinical factors.
Plan
Select the appropriate modality or combination rather than forcing every concern through one treatment.
Private Client
For clients who prefer an ongoing treatment roadmap, preferred pricing and a more connected relationship with the practice, explore the Bolus Private Client experience.
Start With the Concern.
Explore the issue that's bothering you, ask Maddie for general guidance, or schedule when you're ready for the next step.
