Esther Webb DNP - Accent Aesthetics

"I don't really know. I leave it to her because she knows what she's doing."

That trust gets built over years. It comes from honest consults, plans that change as your face changes, and saying no when no is the right answer.

It's also why I keep training. My patients notice, and they deserve someone who never stops learning.

Thank you to Rosario and Chris for sharing their experience.

Before you ever sit down, this part is already done.

The tray is laid out. Every syringe has its place. Product is prepped and checked before the appointment begins, so when you're in the chair, my full attention is on you, not the setup.

It's the part nobody sees, and it's the part I never rush.

Calm treatments start with careful prep.

If I've ever drawn on your face before treatment, this is why.

Before any needle, I assess how your face moves, where light falls, and where volume has shifted. Then I map it. Those dots and lines are the plan: where product goes, how deep, and where it shouldn't go at all.

From there it's deliberate. Find the landmark. Aspirate. Inject slowly, in small amounts.

Natural results aren't luck. They're planned, one point at a time.

Botox isn’t just for women! 💉

Men want to look refreshed and confident, too—without looking like they’ve had anything done.

When treating the male forehead, I focus on the muscle movement, carefully map the injection points, and tailor treatment to the individual.

The goal? Softer forehead lines while maintaining a natural, masculine appearance.

Because great results aren’t about changing how you look. They’re about helping you look like your best self.

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Sometimes the answer on the forehead is not more units of Botox.

Over time, we lose volume in the forehead, especially in the lower area just above the brow. When that support is gone, adding more Botox doesn't fix it. And I can only get so close to the brow before it starts to drop.

In those cases, a little hyaluronic acid gel, like Juvéderm, can restore that support so the area looks smoother and your Botox can actually do its job.

It's not right for everyone. That's what a consult is for.

The learning never stops — and I wouldn’t want it to. 🤍

I continue to invest in advanced training because my patients deserve the safest, most thoughtful, most up-to-date care I can give them.

Aesthetics is constantly evolving, and staying educated means continuing to refine my technique, deepen my understanding of anatomy, and bring better outcomes back to the treatment room.

There is always more to learn — and I’ll always keep looking for ways to become a better injector for my patients. ✨

If you have a big event coming up, don’t wait until the week before to book your Botox. ✨

For weddings, photos, vacations, reunions, or anything else you want to feel extra confident for, I usually recommend scheduling your Botox about 6 weeks ahead of time.

Botox doesn’t work overnight. It takes time to fully kick in and settle, and planning ahead gives us time to see your final result, check your movement, and make any small adjustments if needed.

The goal is to have you feeling refreshed and confident by the time your event arrives — not wondering if your Botox will kick in on time. 🤍

Have something big coming up? Save this as your reminder to get on the schedule early.