Treatments

What Lindsey treats in Fort Worth.

Every one of these is planned against your whole face rather than sold as a line item. If what you need is on this list, it is explained honestly on its own page — including who it does not suit and what can go wrong.

Injectables · Neuromodulators Botox, Dysport & Xeomin Botox, Dysport and Xeomin all soften the lines that come from movement. What separates a result people compliment from a result people notice is dosing, mapping and knowing which muscles to leave alone. Lindsey treats conservatively and asks you back at two weeks — adding a little later is easy, taking it back is not. OnsetSoftening in 3–5 days, settled at ~2 weeksDurationTypically 3–4 months Read more → Injectables · Filler & structure Full facial balancing Filler is not a volume competition. Used well it restores support where the face has lost it, so features relate to each other the way they used to. Lindsey plans filler across the whole face even when only one area gets treated — which is often the difference between looking rested and looking filled. PlanningWhole face assessed, one or two areas treatedOnsetImmediate, settling over 2–4 weeks Read more → Injectables · Lips & perioral Lip filler Most people asking for lip filler do not actually want bigger lips. They want their lips to look like they did, or to look balanced, or to stop disappearing when they smile. Those are shape problems, and shape is a different job from volume. OnsetImmediate, with swelling that peaks at 24–48 hoursSettledFinal result at about 2–4 weeks Read more → Injectables · Biostimulators Sculptra & biostimulators Biostimulators do not fill. They prompt your own tissue to build, over months, and the change arrives slowly enough that people usually cannot point at what you had done. That is either exactly what you want or exactly the wrong tool, and the consultation exists to work out which. SessionsTypically a series, spaced weeks apartOnsetGradual, over months rather than days Read more → Skin · Light & laser BBL HERO, Halo & MOXI Injectables address structure and movement. They do almost nothing for tone, texture, brown spots or redness — which for a lot of people is what actually makes skin look tired. That is what light and laser treatments are for, and choosing between them is mostly about how much downtime you will genuinely accept and what your skin can safely tolerate. BBL HEROBroadband light. Pigment and redness. Minimal downtimeMOXIGentle fractional resurfacing. Tone and early texture Read more →

Also available at Manor Fort Worth

Lindsey’s own focus is injectables and Sciton light and laser work. Manor’s Fort Worth location also offers PRF and platelet-based treatments, microneedling, HydraFacial, body contouring, IV therapy, hormone optimisation, weight management and other wellness services delivered by the wider clinical team.

Where one of those is genuinely the better answer to what you came in for, Lindsey will say so and connect you with the right person rather than treating you with what she happens to hold.

When surgery is the honest answer

Surgery and thread lifts are not offered here. But there is a version of “we don’t do that” that leaves you stuck, and a version that actually helps, and this is the second one.

Lindsey spent years working in plastic surgery before moving into aesthetics full time, which means she can tell the difference between a concern that filler will genuinely improve and one where filler is an expensive approximation of an operation. It also means she knows the surgeons in this area and which ones she would send her own family to.

If a consultation lands on that answer, you will be told plainly, and you will leave with a name worth calling rather than a series of appointments that cost more over time and get you less of what you wanted.

Next step

Start with a conversation, not a syringe.

Consultations with Lindsey at Manor Fort Worth are complimentary. You leave with a written plan and a clear idea of cost, whether or not you book anything that day.