Eugenie Brunner, MD, FACS

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Your skin has been through summer, fall is when we rebuild.

Sun exposure, heat, humidity, chlorine, salt water, it all adds up. Fall is the window to reverse that damage before winter dryness sets in: think resurfacing, hydration, and collagen support while your skin isn't fighting the sun.

Curious what your skin actually needs right now? Let's talk at your next visit.

Thinking about lip filler but scared of the "duck lip" look? Let's talk about it, live. 💬

Join Dr. Brunner this Tuesday, October 20, at 5:30pm for an IG Live all about natural-looking lip filler: how it actually works, what subtle enhancement really looks like, and how to get results that look like you, just refreshed.

Drop your questions in the comments now or bring them live. See you there!

Part 2 of this journey, and the transformation keeps unfolding 🎥

Symmetry isn't about perfection, it's about balance. Every face tells its own story, and every treatment plan is built around that individual anatomy, not a one size fits all approach.

If you missed part 1, go check it out to see where this journey started. Swipe through to see what's changed, and stay tuned for what's next.

Curious about your own facial symmetry? Come in for a consultation and let's talk about what's possible for you.

Everyone's talking about laser stacking right now like it's brand new. Dr. Brunner's been doing it for years.

Laser stacking is simply combining multiple laser treatments in one session, each one targeting a different concern. Pigment, texture, tone, laxity, whatever your skin is dealing with, we address it with the specific laser built for that job instead of hoping one treatment covers everything.

The trend just caught up to what's actually good medicine.

With 16+ lasers & devices in-office, Dr. Brunner has been building these custom combinations long before it had a name on social media.

Wondering what your combination would look like? Let's talk about it at your next visit.

Upper, lower, or both? It's not a menu you pick off randomly, it's an anatomy question.

Here's how Dr. Brunner thinks about it:

Upper blepharoplasty addresses hooding, excess skin that crowds the eyes, and can even affect your field of vision.

Lower blepharoplasty targets under-eye bags, puffiness, and that "tired" look that concealer just can't fix.

Both come into play when your concerns (and your goals) span the full eye area, not just one zone.

The real answer depends on your unique anatomy, what's actually bothering you, and what look you're going for. That's exactly why this isn't a one-size-fits-all treatment, and why a personalized consult matters more than a trend or a "what my friend got done."

Curious which approach fits your eyes? That's a conversation, not a guess.