Hyline Concepts

Services include injectables, skin tightening, regenerative treatments, hair treatments, facials and a shampoo line.

Care is planned through a three-month Reversal Plan, and the first consultation is held on Zoom. The business aims for results that people close to a client notice while strangers do not. It describes its approach as the most cost-effective age reversal plan for non-invasive procedures, and says it uses only the procedures that are necessary, with a focus on simplicity and efficacy.

Botox is sold by the 100-unit vial, so clients pay for the full 100 units at $1,180 even when less is injected. For a full face, typical use for a 40-year-old woman is 50 to 90 units, depending on whether the masseter muscles are treated, and a single treatment is capped at 300 units. Unused Botox is not wasted: it is made into a take-home facial, or used for the neck platysma or jawline. Other injectables offered include Sculptra, a PLLA biostimulator that must be reconstituted and used within 72 hours and needs preparation at least six hours before the appointment, and Radiesse, a calcium-based filler placed under ultrasound guidance. Radiesse is the only filler the business uses on the face. The business notes that Radiesse carries a high vascular occlusion risk rating, which can be non-reversible. Also listed are PCL, thinned with 1% lidocaine before use, PDRN, a salmon-DNA-derived biostimulator, and Kybella.

Hair and regenerative services center on PRF, made from the client's own blood without additives. A single PRF hair visit is $480, mild thinning is four sessions over six months for $1,600, and moderate thinning is eight sessions over twelve months for $2,900. One complimentary PRF hair session is included with the Reversal Plan. Treatment is given by injection, which the business rates as moderately painful, or microneedling, rated as mildly painful. Follow-up sessions are typically recommended every eight to 12 months. The business is not a hair restoration clinic and does not treat very advanced hair loss. Clients are asked to use Concept 19 Shampoo once a day after treatment until the bottle is finished. The business says most PRF hair clients notice improvement within three to six weeks of the first visit. Unused PRF can be taken home for a facial in an insulated bag. Ultherapy is priced at $278 plus $1.60 per line, up to 500 lines across three depths, with a maximum of $1,078 per treatment. It uses 4.5, 3 and 1.5 mm transducers on the face, which are FDA approved for facial use. It is generally not recommended for the forehead. Most people have three to four sessions eight to 12 weeks apart, then maintenance every 12 to 24 months. Ice and optional ibuprofen are suggested beforehand because discomfort ranges from mild to severe.

Booking requires an office deposit that secures the appointment. It is not refunded for no-shows, but it is credited toward treatment if the appointment is rescheduled at least 24 hours ahead. Botox aftercare asks clients not to lie down for four hours after injection, not to massage the face for 24 hours, and to avoid heat, saunas, steam and strenuous exercise for 24 hours.

The business plans care through a three-month program that starts with a video consultation and uses only the procedures it considers necessary, with a focus on simplicity and efficacy.