The Look Aesthetics

2026 Treatment Plan Update — Haley’s version (Part 2 of 3) 🤍

At The Look, we don’t believe in random treatments (or random skincare). We believe in intentional planning.

In Part 1, I walked you through the treatments I did in the first half of 2026 to prep for my son’s graduation and Italy. Now let’s talk about the products that supported them.

Here’s what I’ve been using daily:
— Latisse: Started in February. Takes 3 months for full lash lengthening and thickening. Daily.
— Hydrinity Hydri-C + Restorative HA: My morning and night ritual. Also after every laser treatment.
— SkinMedica TNS: Every single night.
— Hydrinity Retaxome + Triple Cream (a few times a week): Triple Cream has a skin lightener plus real tretinoin, so I mix it in to keep everything polished.

These products, layered with the treatments from Part 1, gave me the exact end result I wanted by the time we landed in Italy.

If you have events at the end of this year, now is the time to plan (both treatments and products).
Don’t wait. Come sit down with us for 30 minutes and let’s map it out.
Book your consult to get started: https://bit.ly/3Kw59g6

The Look Aesthetics
📍 Franklin, TN
☎️ (615) 814-2150

Part 3 (what’s coming for the second half of the year) is up next!

2026 Treatment Plan Update — Haley's version (Part 1 of 3) 🤍

You've watched Addie, Courtney, and Amy walk through their mid-year updates. Now it's Haley's turn. And because her plan has the most going on, we broke hers into 3 parts.

At The Look, we don't believe in random treatments. We believe in intentional planning. Earlier this year, I shared that I was building my plan around two big moments: my son's college graduation in May and a friend's wedding in Italy this summer. Both came and went beautifully, so here's exactly what I did to prep.

First up: the treatments.
I packed my collagen-forward treatments in early so I had 90 to 120 days for my skin to fully respond before each event.

• January: Sofwave, full face + neck. 3 months for the full effect. No downtime.
• February: Strong UltraClear + started Latisse. Both take 3 months to peak.
• March: Tried Letybo (a new toxin) + Radiesse on my neck for biostimulation.

First 3 months: wounding therapies. Next 12 weeks: collagen building. By graduation and Italy, my skin had landed exactly where I wanted it.

If you have events at the end of this year, now's the time to plan. What's on your calendar for the second half of 2026?

The Look Aesthetics | Franklin, TN | (615) 814-2150


Part 2️⃣ (the products Haley used) is up next!

If your face is your biggest worry about starting a GLP-1, you're not alone.

This is the conversation missing from most weight-loss programs. Some patients welcome the changes weight loss brings to their face. Others love where they're at and want their face to stay the same. Both deserve a real plan, and that's not something a click-and-ship GLP-1 service can build for you.

Three things worth knowing:
1️⃣ Radiesse and Sculptra are biostimulators. They trigger your body to rebuild its own collagen, so the support is structural and lasts.
2️⃣ Timing matters. The earlier you start, the more proactive the plan can be and the more natural your results will look.
3️⃣ Not every GLP-1 patient needs aesthetic intervention. Some want to see the weight loss in their face too, and that's valid.

Where are you on your GLP-1 journey? Drop a comment below to talk it through, or book a consult through the link in the comments.

The Look Aesthetics | Franklin, TN | (615) 814-2150

2026 Treatment Plan Update — Amy's mid-year check-in 🤍

At The Look, we don't believe in random treatments. We believe in intentional planning. Earlier this year, I shared that my approach was all about consistency, prevention, and protecting my results. Here's where the year has actually gone.

The first half was focused on structure and correction. I did 2 rounds of BBL to address flushing and redness on my face and chest, facial balancing with Courtney on my mid and lower face, and Radiesse on my neck with Addie. I also tried Letybo, our newest toxin option, to see how it performed for me.

The second half shifts the focus to skin quality. I'm doing a series of 3 microneedling treatments, staying consistent with my medical-grade skincare, and wearing sunscreen every single day. My priorities this round are hydration and collagen stimulation, which is what protects everything I've already built this year.

This is exactly how we plan skin at The Look. We build phases that work together: structure and correction first, then quality and maintenance. Each step makes the next one go further.

Ready to build a plan that works with your life?
Book your consultation: https://bit.ly/3Kw59g6



Stay tuned to see how Haley is wrapping up her year! 🤍

2026 Treatment Plan Update — Courtney's mid-year check-in 🤍

At The Look, we don't believe in random treatments. We believe in intentional planning. Earlier this year, I shared that my plan looked a little different because I was breastfeeding, so I was focused on treatments that were safe during that season. Here's where I've landed since then.

The first half of the year, I worked within what was safe during nursing. I did a 3DMiracl to address some lingering skin texture and pigment, and a BBL to help even out tone. Both gave me really impressive results.

Now that I'm done nursing, my plan is opening up. I've added tox back in for expression lines, a small amount of filler for volume, and I'm bringing retinol and Kojic acid pads back into my daily skincare.

To close out the year, I'm doing a series of 3 microneedling treatments for deeper collagen building. The kind of long-term investment that doesn't have an overnight result but pays off over time.

This is what we mean by a plan that evolves with your life. Your treatments should meet you where you are.

Ready to build a plan that works with your lifestyle? Book a consult: https://bit.ly/3Kw59g6

2026 Treatment Plan Update — Addie's mid-year check-in 🤍

At The Look, we don't believe in random treatments. We believe in intentional planning. Earlier this year, I shared how I was building my 2026 treatments around what my skin actually needs at 36, so here's where I've landed mid-year and what's next.

First half of the year, I went hard on getting ahead of the small changes I was starting to notice. Sofwave on my face and neck for tightening and collagen stimulation. Quarterly microneedling. Consistent tox.

Second half, I'm slowing the pace. Microneedling stays quarterly (it's my non-negotiable). Tox shifts to every 6 months. And I'll add a BBL in the fall to clean up any summer pigment.

This is what intentional planning looks like in real life. It evolves with your goals, your timing, and what your skin actually needs.

Ready to build a plan that's customized to your priorities? Link in our comments below.

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☎️ (615) 814-2150

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The Look Aesthetics
📍 Franklin, TN
☎️ (615) 814-2150