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Softening jawline, jowls or neck laxity
Loss of structural support in the skin and underlying tissue.
Often points toXERF or Morpheus8 Face
Face & skin — Austin
Laxity, texture and pigment are three different problems, and they rarely respond to the same technology. Grace assesses which one is driving what you see — often with skin imaging — and then selects between tightening, resurfacing, pigment-focused laser and supportive treatments.

Start with the concern
Different concerns respond to different technologies. This is how we narrow it down before recommending anything.
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Loss of structural support in the skin and underlying tissue.
Often points toXERF or Morpheus8 Face
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Change at the skin surface, often with sun history behind it.
Often points toMultiFrax resurfacing
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Structural change within the skin rather than at the surface only.
Often points toMorpheus8 Face
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Pigment varies by cause and depth, so treatment must be selective.
Often points toLutronic Spectra protocols
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Surface and pore-level concerns without deeper structural change.
Often points toCarbon Laser Peel
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Movement lines and lost support are injectable concerns, not device ones.
Often points toBotox or dermal fillers
Treatments
Non-invasive RF
Multifrequency monopolar radiofrequency for laxity, with no needling and minimal downtime.
Explore treatmentRF microneedling
Energy delivered at depth for texture, scarring and appropriate facial laxity.
Explore treatmentResurfacing
Fractional resurfacing for texture, tone and overall skin quality, dosed to your schedule.
Explore treatmentLaser platform
Pigment-focused treatments, the Carbon Laser Peel and laser tattoo removal.
Explore treatmentRadiance
A low-downtime peel that clears surface oil and debris and leaves skin luminous.
Explore treatmentSupportive
A polynucleotide-based topical protocol used to support skin comfort and quality.
Explore treatmentAssessment
Imaging that grounds your consultation in what is visible rather than assumption.
Explore treatmentLaser
Series-based laser tattoo removal performed with the Lutronic Spectra.
Explore treatmentCosmetic
Cosmetic services approached conservatively, for natural and wearable results.
Explore treatmentTightening treatments work on the structural support beneath the surface. Resurfacing works on the surface itself. Patients who ask for one when they need the other are the most common source of disappointment in facial aesthetics.
XERF is non-invasive radiofrequency and does not resurface. MultiFrax resurfaces and does not tighten structurally. Morpheus8 sits between them, delivering radiofrequency at depth through fine needles.
Austin's UV exposure influences almost every decision we make about laser and resurfacing timing. Recent sun, active tanning and certain medications all change how skin responds, and pigment can worsen when treatment is too aggressive too soon.
Expect an honest conversation about seasonality, preparation and daily photoprotection as part of your plan rather than a note at the end of your visit.
Questions
Consultation
Every Grace treatment plan begins by understanding the concern first. Tell us what you would like to change and we will walk you through the options that genuinely apply.
Flexible options