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What Is “Liquid Rhinoplasty” (Non-Surgical Nose Filler)?

Liquid rhinoplasty, also known as a non-surgical nose job, is an innovative cosmetic procedure that uses dermal fillers to reshape and refine the nose without surgery. Unlike traditional rhinoplasty, which requires anesthesia, incisions, and weeks of recovery, liquid rhinoplasty offers immediate results with minimal downtime. It has become an increasingly popular choice for patients seeking …

How Much Filler Is Too Much?

In the world of non-surgical aesthetics, one of the most frequently asked questions is, “How much filler is too much?” The answer is not a fixed number of syringes or milliliters, but a combination of facial anatomy, age, skin quality, and individual aesthetic goals. Overfilling occurs not when a certain amount of product is used, …

Are Non-Surgical Treatments Worth It Compared to Surgery?

In the realm of aesthetic medicine, patients increasingly weigh the options between traditional surgical procedures and non-surgical treatments. While surgery can provide dramatic, immediate lifting, it often involves anesthesia, incisions, potential scarring, and extended downtime. Non-surgical treatments, by contrast, offer a minimally invasive approach that emphasizes refinement, subtle rejuvenation, and long-term maintenance. The Advantages of …

How Soon Will I See Results from Injectable Treatments?

Injectable treatments have become a cornerstone of modern non-surgical facial rejuvenation, offering targeted solutions for wrinkles, volume loss, and facial contouring. Many patients wonder: “How soon will I see results from Botox® or dermal fillers?” The answer depends on the type of injectable, treatment area, and individual response. Understanding the expected timeline helps set realistic …

What Are the Risks of Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers are among the most popular and effective non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments available today. They restore volume, smooth lines, enhance contours, and improve symmetry, all without invasive surgery. While fillers are generally safe, understanding the potential risks and complications of dermal fillers is essential for anyone considering treatment. Common, Mild Side Effects When performed …

Can I Combine Botox® and Fillers in One Visit?

For patients seeking comprehensive facial rejuvenation, one of the most common questions is, “Can I combine Botox® and fillers in one visit?” The answer is a resounding yes. In fact, combining Botox® and dermal fillers is a highly effective way to address multiple signs of aging at once, producing balanced, natural-looking results that restore youthful …

How Long Do Dermal Fillers Last?

One of the most common questions patients ask when considering dermal fillers is, “How long do the results last?” The answer depends on several key factors, including the type of filler used, the area being treated, and each patient’s individual metabolism. At Epione, Dr. Simon Ourian, M.D., takes a highly personalized approach to ensure that …

Laser Lip Treatment

Why do people get lip enhancement? Well, for a very basic reason: because our lips start to get thinner and smaller with age and they don’t seem to be where or how they should be. Yet, lip enhancement is as much popular in young people as it is in older ones. Luscious, pouty lips are the symbol of modern day beauty. Among all the other lip enhancement treatments, Laser Lip treatment is getting equally favorable among the celebrities as well other common people. Several other options for lip enhancement surgeries are also available but laser is safer, more reliable and it lasts much longer.

Non-Surgical Secrets for Nipple Correction

American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) statistics indicate that breast augmentation was the number one cosmetic surgical procedure performed on women in 2007 and breast reduction was number five on that list. Nearly 400,000 breast augmentation procedures were performed in 2007 and more than 150,000 breast reduction procedures. These numbers clearly indicate that many …

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