BOZY

My hot takes are bringing the heat on this one 👀🔥

After years of working in aesthetics, there are a few opinions I’ve become pretty passionate about... and even though some of them might be controversial or challenge what you’ve heard online, every one of them is rooted in experience, continuing education, and doing what’s best for my clients.

So, agree or disagree... these are hills I’m not coming down from as a Nurse Injector who prioritizes patient safety and care 🫶🏻

No two faces age the same... so why would every treatment plan look the same? 👀

One person may be bothered by expression lines, while another is noticing volume loss or changes in skin quality. That’s why, even though they’re all injectables, neuromodulators, dermal fillers, and Sculptra play very different roles.

So just remember that the best treatment plan isn’t about choosing the most popular injectable. It’s about understanding which treatment (or combination of treatments) makes the most sense for your individual goals, anatomy, and concerns.

If you’re hoping to figure out which injectable is right for you, let’s start with a conversation, not a syringe 💙

Safe to say, I’ve found a new favourite 👀

As someone who’s always looking for ways to customize treatments even further, Pluryal Mesoline has been such an exciting addition to my treatment lineup.

Each vial contains 5 mg of PDRN, (compared to only 1 mg in VAMP!), while still being used with the same microneedling application technique.

Whether you’re looking to improve hydration, firmness, radiance, or overall skin quality, there’s a formula designed with that specific concern in mind.

So, if you’ve been thinking about elevating your microneedling treatments, I’d love to introduce you to Pluryal Mesoline 🙌🏻

You might want to save this one for later 📌

After nearly two decades in healthcare, this is the exact advice I’d give my closest friends and family when it comes to aging naturally.

And lucky for you, I’m sharing it here too 😉💙

Ever wondered where the name Bozy Beauty originated from? 🤔

It actually came from a South African friend of mine who would always call Botox, aka neuromodulators, “Bozy.”

I always loved how memorable and unique it sounded, so when I started my own practice, the name felt like the perfect fit 💙

So, if it’s time to top up your “Bozy,” consider this your sign to get booked in 😉