Beauty, medicine, and the choices people actually make.
Real numbers from more than 3,000 Botox and Dysport treatments across Plump's six clinics, May–September 2026.
The internet is obsessed with whether Alix Earle had work done. The more interesting question is what non-surgical body contouring can — and can't — actually do.
First we overfilled. Then we over-dissolved. Now the aesthetic pendulum may finally be settling somewhere in the middle — and filler is getting smarter, not disappearing.
GLP-1 weight loss can hollow the temples, flatten the cheeks and soften the jawline. Here is what actually changes in the face — and what is worth treating.
The most important question in aesthetic medicine isn't what's in the syringe. It's who is holding it.
How a new generation of young men is shifting aesthetic medicine from anti-aging to optimization — and what that means for how they approach the face.
A Sculptra BBL is a nonsurgical body-contouring procedure that uses poly-L-lactic acid to encourage the body's own collagen production and gradually refine shape. Plump performs approximately 10 per month and trains providers nationally in the technique.
Plump is a doctor-founded aesthetic injectable practice with six clinics in New York City, Hoboken, and Miami. According to internally reported current volume, Plump uses approximately 25,000 units of Botox Cosmetic and 10,000 units of Dysport per month. The practice also performs approximately 750 lip-filler treatments and uses approximately 50 vials of Sculptra monthly. Figures current as of August 2026.
Per-unit pricing, how many units you actually need, and what a fair quote looks like in NYC and Miami.
Real dosing ranges, why your injector should start conservative, and what happens if the dose is wrong.
What masseter Botox can realistically do for jaw pain and bruxism — and where it fits alongside a night guard.
The most requested area after the forehead — how many units it takes, what it softens, and why over-treating here reads as flat.
A straight answer about the ingredient, where it comes from, and why the word 'toxin' is more alarming than the treatment.
An honest description of what the needle feels like, area by area, and what actually reduces the discomfort.
What is normal on day one, day three, and week two — and the point at which you are actually seeing your result.
A lip flip runs $80–$200 at most practices. Here is what sets the price and when it beats filler on cost.
Hyaluronidase, how fast it works, what it costs, and why dissolving is sometimes the right call.
What a liquid nose job can and cannot do, why injector selection matters more here than anywhere else, and who should not get it.
A physician's guide to Botox, fillers, laser treatments, and medical-grade skincare — and how to decide where to start.
What Botox actually costs in New York City, why pricing varies so widely, and how to spot a fair quote.
An honest look at when membership programs actually save money — and when they do not.
The honest comparison between the two most-used neurotoxins in NYC aesthetic medicine.
A realistic unit-count guide by area, plus what actually determines your dose.
Honest per-syringe pricing, what drives the range, and how to avoid getting overcharged.
The honest answer, plus what makes filler last longer (and shorter) for different patients.
The 3-to-4-month answer everyone gives — and what it actually depends on for you.
A realistic guide to the first 24 hours, first week, and full result.
They look similar in pictures. They are completely different treatments.
The most technical filler treatment we do. Here is what makes it different.