Carolina Facial Plastics Offers Botox® Cosmetic Treatments for a Variety of Concerns

Sep 23, 2022

The popular injectable treatment Botox® Cosmetic has been long known for its ability to smooth away facial lines and wrinkles

Charlotte, NC, United States - September 23, 2022 —

The popular injectable treatment Botox® Cosmetic has been long known for its ability to smooth away facial lines and wrinkles. At Carolina Facial Plastics in Charlotte, the expert team of injectors recently noted that fighting aging symptoms is just one of the benefits of getting Botox. They offer Botox and its counterpart Dysport® for a variety of cosmetic and medical purposes. The office also recently added the long-lasting neuromodulator Daxxify as a wrinkle treatment. 

"Botox is one of the most versatile non-surgical treatment options we offer," Heather Bryant, MPAS, PA-C, one of the injectors at Carolina Facial Plastics, explained. "This neuromodulator was first approved as a medical treatment for eye muscle disorders and has since been found to work on many more medical conditions. In addition, it is invaluable as a quick cosmetic treatment for a variety of aesthetic concerns."

As a cosmetic treatment, Botox is primarily known for treating dynamic wrinkles, which are lines that form when certain facial expressions are made. These creases commonly develop on the forehead, between the eyebrows, and in the outer corners of the eyes. Botox works by relaxing the muscles that create the wrinkles when the expression is formed. 

Botox is also effective in addressing a gummy smile, which is a smile that shows too much teeth and upper gums. By relaxing the key muscles that pull the lip up, Botox lowers the lip naturally to minimize the appearance of a gummy smile. Botox can even address the platysma muscle, the muscle in the neck that causes horizontal bands to form over time. 

Carolina Facial Plastics offers Botox treatments for migraine management, hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), and bruxism (teeth grinding). The team has also refined a technique known as microbotox, which uses small amounts of Botox just under the skin's surface to control acne breakouts.

In addition to treating bruxism, Botox injections that target the masseter (chewing) muscle can help to slim the jawline. Due to excessive activity, this muscle can enlarge, creating a wider, square jawline. By relaxing and reducing the muscle with Botox, the narrower jawline can be restored even while treating the uncomfortable symptoms often associated with teeth clenching or grinding. 

Dr. Kulbersh is the double board-certified facial plastic surgeon that oversees Carolina Facial Plastics and performs all the surgical procedures at the center. He works with a team of expert injectors, who perform all of the injectable procedures in his North Carolina office. Heather Bryant, MPAS, PA-C, and Amanda Piligian, PA-C, are both board-certified physician assistants, while Courtney Whitley, FNP-C, is a board-certified nurse practitioner. All of these providers have extensive experience and training using Botox, Dysport, and a wide range of dermal fillers to help patients meet many of their aesthetic goals without incisions or downtime.

Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Jonathan Kulbersh
Email: Send Email
Organization: Carolina Facial Plastics
Address: 6817 Fairview Rd, Charlotte, NC 28210
Phone: (704) 842-3644
Website: https://carolinafacialplasticsurgery.com/

Release ID: 89082098

If you detect any issues, problems, or errors in this press release content, kindly contact [email protected] to notify us. We will respond and rectify the situation in the next 8 hours.

More News

Marcos will attend F1 Grand Prix in Singapore, Palace confirms
Oct 9, 2026

Marcos will attend F1 Grand Prix in Singapore, Palace confirms

Malacanang confirmed on Friday that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will attend the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend. During a press briefing in Singapore, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said while Marcos will be present, his attendance will be mainly for work. “Transactions are better at face-to-face meetings through such events,” said Castro in Filipino, reiterating her earlier statement that it is important for government officials to meet outside of conferences. “They won't just be watching. There will be a lot more discussion,” she added. Castro earlier said that if Marcos attends, “it should be okay if it were held on a Sunday.” The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) earlier confirmed that Marcos was invited by Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong to attend the Formula 1 event for “informal engagements” with government officials and business leaders. During his talk at the 24th Forbes Global CEO Conference on Thursday, Marcos described his scheduled attendance at the Grand Prix as a “happy coincidence.” “All of these, the Forbes CEO, all of these meetings that I'm having happened... Because what's happened with the Singapore F1, it's become such an event that all these other events are scheduled around it because so many people come,” said Marcos. He also said that prior to becoming president, he came to watch F1 racing and met former Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew. "I came to the conclusion: you come to the Singapore F1, you can meet anybody, everyone that you want. Even some of the businessmen from the Philippines; I had meetings with them because they were there for the F1,” he said. When Castro was asked if Marcos was aware of the criticisms of his attendance at the racing match, she said all appearances of the president get criticism. “Regardless of the event—whether personal or public, or related to the economy and the welfare of our fellow citizens—President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. never ceases to be the president, not even for a single minute or second. In every move he makes, his mindset is focused on uplifting the Philippines and our people,” she said. In 2022, Marcos received flak for attending the Grand Prix despite some parts of the country being flooded by then-super typhoon ‘Karding.’

UAAP: Ateneo head coach Louie Alas suspended one game over infractions
Oct 9, 2026

UAAP: Ateneo head coach Louie Alas suspended one game over infractions

MANILA, Philippines — Ateneo de Manila University head coach Louie Alas has been handed a one-game suspension following the accumulation of three infractions during the UAAP Season 89 Collegiate Men’s Basketball Tournament. Alas will sit out the Blue Eagles' upcoming matchup against the Far Eastern University Tamaraws on Saturday, October 10, at the SMART Araneta Coliseum. According to the UAAP Commissioner’s Office, two of the infractions stemmed from Ateneo’s heated rivalry game against De La Salle University on Wednesday. At the 3:42 mark of the fourth quarter, assistant coach Kerby Raymundo was seen verbally taunting La Salle’s Vhoris Marasigan from the bench. Consequently, Coach Alas was assessed a bench technical foul. At the same mark in the fourth quarter, a video review by the Commissioner’s Office revealed physical misconduct by Alas involving opposing players. The head coach forcefully attempted to pull a DLSU player to his feet and subsequently nudged another opposing player with his elbow. Although the sequence went uncalled by on-court game officials, post-game review deemed the conduct a disqualifying foul under UAAP House Rules and FIBA regulations. Alas’ first recorded infraction occurred on September 19 against the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons, where a technical foul assessed to Raymundo for improper bench decorum was charged to Alas as head coach. Ateneo de Manila University retains the right to appeal the suspension before Saturday’s contest. TMT

FEU sweeps SSC-R, takes solo lead in SSL Unity Cup
Oct 9, 2026

FEU sweeps SSC-R, takes solo lead in SSL Unity Cup

MANILA, Philippines — Far Eastern University barely broke a sweat to claim its second straight win at the expense of San Sebastian College-Recoletos, 25-14, 25-16, 25-21, in the 2026 Shakey’s Super League (SSL) Unity Cup on Friday at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.  Lovely Lopez scored nine of her 13 points in the third set, punching in crucial hits to help the Lady Tamaraws repel the Lady Stags’ desperate fightback as FEU took the solo top spot in Pool C. “Pinag-igihan lang naming yung serve-pass namin, yun ang wino-workout namin. And yung kung papaano kami mag-spike, kung paano namin lalagyan ng option yung spike na gagawin namin,” said Lopez, who had 11 kills, one ace and one kill block while adding three digs. Mitzi Panangin and Alyzza Devosora added six markers each while Kyle Pendon chipped in five markers in the Lady Tamaraws’ 75-minute domination of SSC-R in the league’s centerpiece competition, backed by Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, Peri-Peri Charcoal Chicken, Potato Corner and R&B Milk Tea. FEU took advantage of the Lady Stags’ 23 errors, including a service fault to end the showdown, and outgunned SSC-R, 41-24, in attacks. The Lady Stags showed signs of resistance in the third set, threatening the Lady Tamaraws with repeated rallies. FEU saw its 12-5 lead trimmed to just three, 12-9, after SSC-R scored four straight points aided by Lopez’s three consecutive errors. Lopez stopped the Lady Tamaraws’ bleeding with a down the line kill. Audrey Santos, daughter of FEU basketball legend Arwin Santos, pushed the Lady Tamaraws at match point, 24-19. The Lady Stags saved two match points before committing a miscue from the service line. SSC-R failed to replicate its come-from-behind five-set win over Emilio Aguinaldo College in the opener to slide at second spot with a 1-1 card in the tournament, supported by Smart, PusoP.com DICT, Executive Optical, Milo and Summit Natural Drinking Water. Juna Gonzales had 13 points on 12 attacks and one ace to pace the Lady Stags but had little help with Liana Fabella contributing only six markers. Action in the competition, which has Philippine Sports Commission, the Commission on Higher Education, Mikasa, Asics, Rigour Technology, Jersey Haven, Solar Sports and 12 Beyond Production as technical partners, continues on Saturday with five-peat-seeking National University taking on Arellano University at 1 p.m. University of Santo Tomas battles Mapua University at 3 p.m. while clashing in the 5 p.m. final match of the triple-header playdate are University of the Philippines and Adamson University. All games are available live and on demand via PusoP.com and Solar Sports. TMT

YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.

Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?

Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.