“Injectables always look fake or frozen.”
REALITY
Xeomin and filler do different things. Either can be planned conservatively around your anatomy and the amount of change you want. No specific result is guaranteed.
THE TREATMENT EDIT
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Browse by goal, compare the basics and let your provider personalize the plan. You do not need to become a treatment expert before you book.
A licensed provider confirms suitability, product, dose or amount, placement and aftercare.
QUICK REALITY CHECK
Let’s break a few treatment myths.
Clear answers to the concerns people actually have before they book.
“I need to start young or I’ll fall behind.”
REALITY
Age alone does not mean you need treatment. Your goals and clinical suitability matter more than trends, and choosing no treatment is valid.
“Once I start, I have to keep doing it forever.”
REALITY
No. Aesthetic treatments are optional. Temporary effects fade, and choosing whether to repeat treatment is always a separate decision.
“More product means a better result.”
REALITY
More units, more syringes or a more intense procedure is not automatically better. The right plan may be conservative, staged or no treatment at all.
“PRP results are guaranteed because it comes from me.”
REALITY
Preparation, technique and individual response vary. Risks, recovery and realistic expectations still matter.
“I should choose the strongest weight-loss injection.”
REALITY
Semaglutide and tirzepatide are prescription medicines—not strength levels on a menu. A prescriber chooses the plan.
01 · INJECTABLES
Movement, shape & facial balance.
“Injectables” is a category—not one treatment. A wrinkle relaxer such as Xeomin changes muscle activity. People searching for Botox should know that Edit currently offers Xeomin rather than Botox. Filler adds or restores shape and volume. They solve different kinds of concerns.
THE FASTEST WAY TO TELL THEM APART
LINES THAT APPEAR WITH EXPRESSION
If you are searching for Botox, begin by learning about Xeomin, the prescription wrinkle relaxer currently offered by Edit.
SHAPE, PROPORTION OR VOLUME
Begin by learning about lip or facial filler. A consultation determines whether either option fits.
WRINKLE RELAXER · PRESCRIPTION
Xeomin
Xeomin is a prescription neuromodulator placed into selected muscles. It temporarily reduces the muscle activity that creates certain expression lines; it does not fill a crease or add facial volume.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
Frown lines, forehead lines, crow’s-feet or a softer look while the face is moving. The goal can be subtle movement reduction rather than a “frozen” look.
HOW IT WORKS
It temporarily interrupts the signal that tells a targeted muscle to contract. As that movement eases, the overlying expression line may look smoother.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It may make more sense when the concern is driven by facial movement. Filler is different: filler changes shape or volume rather than relaxing a muscle.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
Your facial movement, muscle strength and balance are reviewed first. The clinician then decides whether to treat, which muscles to target and how many units to use.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
The change develops after the appointment and is temporary. Response, duration and side effects vary; aftercare and when to follow up are reviewed with you.
DO NOT CHOOSE YOUR OWN DOSE
The website calculator estimates cost only. Xeomin units are not interchangeable with another toxin product, and more units are not automatically “better.”
CONSULTATION DECIDESSuitability, treatment areas and units.
LIP-FOCUSED DERMAL FILLER
Lip enhancement
Lip filler uses an injectable gel selected by the clinician to refine lip shape, border, balance or volume. It changes structure—it does not relax expression muscles.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
More definition, a subtle proportion change, added volume or improved balance between the upper and lower lip. “Natural” can mean a small, carefully planned change.
HOW IT WORKS
The selected filler is placed in precise areas to support the agreed lip goal. Product, technique and amount depend on anatomy and the look you want.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It is the lip-focused option when the goal is shape or volume. Xeomin addresses muscle movement; cheek or chin filler addresses other facial proportions.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
You review your starting anatomy, proportions and priorities before any injection. The plan may include shape, border and balance—not simply “more volume.”
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Temporary swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur, so the immediate look is not the final settled look. Your clinician reviews aftercare and warning signs.
0.5 ML VS 1 ML
Those are appointment-size and budgeting options, not promises about the exact amount you should receive. The product and final plan are selected in consultation.
CONSULTATION DECIDESProduct, amount, placement and whether treatment is appropriate.
FACIAL FILLER OPTIONS
Belotero / Radiesse
These are different filler families with different materials and behaviors. Belotero products are hyaluronic-acid gels; Radiesse is a calcium-hydroxylapatite filler. They are not interchangeable.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE THEM FOR
Facial contour, folds or balance goals where support, proportion or volume—not muscle movement—is the main concern.
HOW THEY WORK
Filler is placed beneath the skin in selected areas to change support, contour or volume. The material, depth and placement depend on the exact product and treatment goal.
WHY CHOOSE FILLER
Filler may be the category to discuss when the concern is facial shape or volume. Xeomin is different because it acts on targeted muscle activity.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
The clinician studies your face as a whole, names the exact product and proposed area, and discusses what one syringe can—and cannot—reasonably change.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur. Some change may be visible right away, but settling takes time and individual results vary.
BELOTERO OR RADIESSE?
You do not need to choose the brand yourself. Each exact product has its own approved uses and limitations; the planned area, tissue and clinical assessment determine which option—if either—makes sense.
CONSULTATION DECIDESExact product, syringe count, placement and clinical suitability. Filler has uncommon but serious risks that must be reviewed before treatment.
02 · SKIN
Texture, tone & skin quality.
SkinPen and a chemical peel can both be called “skin treatments,” but the experience and the goal are different. Start with what bothers you most and the recovery you can plan for.
SKINPEN OR PEEL?
THINK TEXTURE
SkinPen is the device-based option to discuss for texture and the appearance of acne scars.
THINK TONE + VISIBLE PEELING
The Perfect Derma Peel is the chemical-peel option to discuss for dullness, uneven tone or visible discoloration.
MICRONEEDLING DEVICE
SkinPen
SkinPen is a professional microneedling device that creates controlled microchannels in the skin. Those tiny, planned injuries start the skin’s natural remodeling response.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
Uneven texture, the appearance of facial acne scars or a general skin-quality plan. A series may be discussed when the goal is gradual remodeling rather than a one-time refresh.
HOW IT WORKS
Very fine sterile needles move at a controlled depth across the treatment area. The goal is a precise clinical treatment—not the same as an at-home roller.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It may be the closer match when texture is the main concern. A chemical peel works from a topical solution and is often explored more for surface tone and peeling.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
The skin is assessed and prepared, treatment settings are chosen by the clinician and the device is passed over the planned area. Aftercare is reviewed before you leave.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Redness, tightness, dryness or sensitivity can occur. Recovery and the number of sessions vary, so a series is discussed rather than assumed.
ONE SESSION OR A SERIES?
One visit can introduce you to the treatment; a series may be considered for a more involved texture goal. The website does not decide how many sessions you need.
CONSULTATION DECIDESWhether your skin is ready, treatment depth, aftercare and session plan.
PROFESSIONAL CHEMICAL PEEL
Perfect Derma Peel
A professional chemical peel applies a controlled solution to the skin so the treated outer layers shed. The process is designed to reveal fresher-looking skin as peeling resolves.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
Dullness, uneven-looking tone, visible discoloration or a planned skin refresh when they are comfortable with several days of aftercare and visible peeling.
HOW IT WORKS
The peel solution is applied in a controlled appointment. Over the following days, treated surface skin may darken, feel tight and shed as directed in the aftercare plan.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It may be the closer match when tone or surface discoloration is the main goal. SkinPen uses controlled microchannels and is often explored for texture and acne-scar appearance.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
Your skin, recent products, medications, sun exposure and treatment timing are reviewed first. The solution is applied professionally, and aftercare instructions matter.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Visible peeling is part of the experience. Do not schedule it as if there is no recovery; exact timing and intensity vary from person to person.
ONE PEEL OR A SERIES?
A single treatment and a series of three are priced options. The right schedule depends on your goal, skin response and clinical assessment—not the package size alone.
IMPORTANT TO KNOWThis is a professional-use peel with potent ingredients, including phenol—not an at-home facial product. Suitability, preparation, application and aftercare require professional review.
03 · PRP
Your own sample.
A clinician-planned treatment.
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. It begins with a small sample of your own blood, which is processed during the appointment so a platelet-rich portion can be used in the planned treatment area.
STEP 01Blood draw
A small sample is collected at the appointment.
STEP 02Preparation
The sample is spun to separate a platelet-rich portion.
STEP 03Treatment
The preparation is used according to the area-specific clinical plan.
HAIR & SCALP
PRP hair
PRP hair appointments place the prepared platelet-rich portion into planned areas of the scalp. It is a procedure-based option—not a diagnosis of why hair is thinning.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
A non-surgical conversation about visible thinning or density, particularly when they want to understand an autologous option made from their own blood.
HOW IT WORKS
Your blood is drawn and processed, then the prepared PRP is placed in selected scalp areas according to the clinician’s plan.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It may appeal to someone who wants a procedure-based option using their own blood sample. It does not replace finding the cause of sudden or unexplained hair loss.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
The scalp and treatment area are reviewed, a blood sample is collected and multiple small treatment points may be planned. Comfort and aftercare are discussed in advance.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Scalp tenderness, pinpoint bleeding, swelling or bruising can occur. Hair changes are not immediate, and no outcome can be promised.
ONE SESSION OR A SERIES?
The menu offers both. A series may be discussed because hair-focused plans are commonly staged over time, but the website does not decide the cause, session count or likely response.
CONSULTATION DECIDESWhether PRP is appropriate and whether another medical evaluation should happen first.
UNDER-EYE FOCUS
PRP under eyes
This option uses a PRP preparation in an individualized under-eye plan. It is explored as a skin-quality approach; it is not the same as placing filler to add volume.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
A conversation about under-eye skin quality when they want to compare an autologous PRP approach with filler or other options.
HOW IT WORKS
A small blood sample is processed, and the PRP preparation is used in the selected under-eye area according to the clinician’s technique and plan.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It may be considered when the discussion is about skin quality rather than simply adding volume. Not every under-eye concern is caused by the same thing.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
The clinician evaluates the under-eye anatomy first, then explains whether PRP, filler, another approach or no treatment is the better conversation.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
The under-eye area can swell or bruise. Improvement, timing and response vary, and one session does not guarantee a specific result.
PRP VS FILLER
PRP is not a direct substitute for lost volume. Filler and PRP work differently, so the appearance of the area—not the trendiest treatment—should guide the consultation.
CONSULTATION DECIDESWhat is causing the appearance, whether treatment is appropriate and which category makes sense.
FACIAL PRP
PRP facial rejuvenation
Facial PRP uses a preparation from your own blood in a clinician-designed facial treatment. The focus is skin quality—not replacing facial volume like a dermal filler.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
An autologous facial option and a gradual skin-quality conversation, especially when they want to understand PRP separately from filler or microneedling.
HOW IT WORKS
Your sample is processed and the PRP is used according to the planned treatment area and clinical technique.
WHY CHOOSE IT
It may appeal to someone who prefers an option prepared from their own blood and understands that it is not a volumizing filler or instant transformation.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
The appointment includes assessment, a blood draw, preparation and area-specific treatment. The exact technique is explained before you agree to proceed.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur. Changes are gradual, individual and not guaranteed.
PRP ALONE VS PRP + SKINPEN
PRP facial rejuvenation is an individualized PRP visit. The combination service adds a separate microneedling procedure and therefore a different appointment and recovery plan.
CONSULTATION DECIDESTreatment area, technique, expected recovery and whether PRP fits the goal.
COMBINATION SERVICE
PRP + SkinPen
This appointment combines the PRP preparation process with SkinPen microneedling. It is one coordinated visit with two distinct parts—not simply “extra serum” added to a facial.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
A texture- and skin-quality plan when they want both microneedling and PRP explained together instead of booking separate services without guidance.
HOW IT WORKS
A blood sample is processed for PRP, and SkinPen creates controlled microchannels in the planned area. The clinician must explain exactly how PRP is incorporated into that visit.
WHY CHOOSE THE COMBINATION
It may suit someone already considering microneedling who also wants to discuss PRP. Combining services does not automatically mean it is better for every person.
WHAT THE VISIT INVOLVES
Expect the blood-draw and preparation steps of PRP plus the skin preparation, device treatment and aftercare of SkinPen.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Redness, tightness, dryness, sensitivity, swelling or pinpoint bleeding may occur. The recovery plan should fit your calendar.
COMBINATION VS SKINPEN ALONE
Choose the conversation—not the add-on. The clinician should explain what PRP changes about the plan and whether that added step is worthwhile for your goal.
IMPORTANT TO KNOWSkinPen’s device clearance does not mean PRP is cleared for delivery through a microneedling device. The PRP method, separate risks and consent must be explained clearly.
PRP results are not guaranteed.
PRP preparation methods, treatment plans and individual responses vary. This guide explains the appointment category; it does not claim that PRP will diagnose or correct a specific condition.
04 · WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
A structured program.
Prescriber reviewed.
These are prescription-care programs—not products selected from a quiz, trend or price list. A licensed prescriber decides whether medication is appropriate and which medicine and dose to prescribe.
The website does not choose a medication or dose for you.
Semaglutide and tirzepatide work through different hormone-signaling pathways. Neither should be chosen because one sounds “stronger,” and neither replaces medical screening, follow-up, nutrition or movement planning.
SEMAGLUTIDE OR TIRZEPATIDE?
SEMAGLUTIDE
Acts on the GLP-1 pathway involved in appetite, fullness and digestion.
TIRZEPATIDE
Acts on both GIP and GLP-1 pathways. A prescriber—not personal preference alone—determines whether either option is appropriate.
PRESCRIPTION PROGRAM · GLP-1
Semaglutide program
Semaglutide is a prescription GLP-1 medicine. It acts on pathways involved in appetite and fullness and can slow stomach emptying. It belongs inside ongoing medical weight-management care—not a one-time cosmetic shot.
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
A structured program with prescriber review, scheduled follow-up and transparent 4-week-cycle pricing.
HOW IT WORKS
The medicine mimics GLP-1 signaling involved in appetite, food intake and digestion. Medication supports a plan; it does not make nutrition, activity and follow-up irrelevant.
WHY CHOOSE A PROGRAM
The value is not only the injection. A responsible program includes eligibility review, a prescription when appropriate, education, monitoring and a way to address side effects.
WHAT STARTING INVOLVES
Clinical intake belongs in a secure healthcare process. A prescriber reviews health history, current medications, pregnancy plans and relevant risks before deciding whether to prescribe.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation and abdominal symptoms can occur. Important warnings, contraindications and when to seek care require the full medication guide and prescriber discussion.
PRICING IS NOT DOSING
The site shows 4-week program pricing. It does not select a dose, promise a rate of weight loss or guarantee that semaglutide will be prescribed.
BEFORE PAYMENTThe exact prescribed product, dispensing source and whether it is an FDA-approved product or a compounded preparation should be clearly confirmed. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved products.
PRESCRIPTION PROGRAM · GIP / GLP-1
Tirzepatide program
Tirzepatide is a prescription medicine that acts on both GIP and GLP-1 pathways involved in appetite, food intake and metabolic regulation. It is not simply “stronger semaglutide.”
PEOPLE USUALLY EXPLORE IT FOR
A prescriber-managed weight program with follow-up and pricing organized around the dose tier the clinician actually prescribes.
HOW IT WORKS
It activates two hormone-signaling pathways rather than the GLP-1 pathway alone. That difference does not tell the website whether it is appropriate for a particular person.
WHY CHOOSE A PROGRAM
A responsible program provides medical review, education and monitoring as the prescription plan changes. The medication and titration should never be self-selected.
WHAT STARTING INVOLVES
A licensed prescriber reviews clinical history, current medications, pregnancy plans and relevant risks, then decides whether to prescribe and how to titrate.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Gastrointestinal symptoms can occur, and there are important warnings and contraindications. The full medication guide and individual risk discussion come before treatment.
WHY THE PRICE HAS TIERS
The listed tier follows the dose a clinician prescribes; it is not a menu for choosing your own dose. Member pricing applies to continuation after the initial program.
BEFORE PAYMENTThe exact prescribed product, dispensing source and whether it is an FDA-approved product or a compounded preparation should be clearly confirmed. No percentage or speed of weight loss is promised.
Private clinical screening happens outside this marketing website.
This page does not collect symptoms, diagnoses, medications, medical history or eligibility answers. Those belong in the clinic’s appropriately configured clinical process.
05 · WELLNESS
IV therapy & peptide wellness.
At The Edit, wellness means IV therapy and clinician-guided peptide services. Exact offerings, requirements, availability and pricing are confirmed individually.
SUPERVISED INFUSION
IV therapy
Start here to ask which IV services are currently offered.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Explore IV therapyThe formula, ingredients, clinical requirements, availability and price are confirmed individually. IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone.
CLINICIAN-GUIDED CARE
Peptide wellness
Start here to discuss which verified peptide services are currently available.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Explore peptide wellnessPeptides are not one interchangeable category. The exact product, source, regulatory status, risks and prescription requirements must be confirmed.
MOBILE CONCIERGE
How the visit works
Service area, appointment setting and any concierge fee are confirmed before booking.
PRIVATE CLINICAL STEP
See the concierge differenceMedical screening happens separately—not in the public quiz or contact form. Do not send symptoms, medications, medical history or lab results here.
Your plan stays personal.
Suitability, risks, product or formulation, dose or amount, placement, session count, recovery and expected response vary. This guide, quiz and calculator are educational and budgeting tools—not a diagnosis or prescription.
COMING SOONHormone therapy.
FUTURE CARE FOR WOMEN & MEN
Hormone therapy.
Not one universal treatment.
Hormone care for women and men follows different clinical pathways. It begins with a medical evaluation—not an online quiz, a single symptom or a one-size-fits-all medication plan.
FOR WOMEN
A future evaluation may discuss menopause-related concerns and whether hormone therapy is appropriate. The type of therapy depends on health history, anatomy, goals and individual risks.
FOR MEN
Testosterone therapy requires a clinical evaluation and appropriate testing; it should not be recommended from a marketing form or one unconfirmed result.
What has not been announced: launch date, medication options, lab protocol, eligibility rules, prices or booking availability. If this service launches, clinical intake and monitoring will occur outside this public website.
Explore the Coming Soon resultThe optional signup is for general clinic news only. It does not save your quiz answer or create an identifiable hormone-treatment-interest record.
STILL NOT SURE?
Let the quiz narrow the place to start.
Complete the educational quiz, then enter your contact information to unlock your suggested starting point. No medical history is requested. Sharing the limited quiz summary with the clinic remains a separate, optional choice.