Dr. Mendes does not treat any concern in isolation. She looks at the layers that shape your face, including bone, fat, muscle, and skin—alongside the tone, quality, texture, thickness, and other factors of your skin.

That layered perspective helps her plan measured changes. At DeeTox, our cosmetic treatments support skin balance, provide structure, boost skin health, and refine your appearance with clinical precision.

Natural-looking results depend on proper planning and technique. Our team uses an intentional approach, choosing each treatment or product with specific purpose. 

If you request a treatment that risks providing unnatural results, our providers will explain our concerns and suggest an alternative. With cosmetic dermatology in Chapel Hill, your long-term facial balance and health stay central to any plan we create for you.

Yes, cosmetic dermatology can address more than lines and volume. Your provider may recommend biostimulators, regenerative skin health services, or complementary skin treatments to improve texture, radiance, firmness, and overall skin quality.

To make the maintenance process even easier, we also recommend skincare, sun protection, and follow-up appointments. These help your results last longer and support healthier-looking skin between treatment sessions.

Cosmetic dermatology works best as part of a long-term plan. We might recommend spacing out services or pairing treatments with medical-grade skincare. We can also adjust your treatment plan as your skin changes.

This approach helps extend your results and prevents us from over-treating your skin.

Yes, many patients come in with concerns that overlap, such as fine lines, volume loss, uneven texture, or skin dullness. Our team may recommend one treatment or a staged approach, depending on what your skin needs. 

Whatever we recommend, we address your concerns in the right order without rushing into unnecessary treatment, to create the most natural-looking enhancements and protect skin health.

Yes. Dr. Mendes can evaluate and refine the marks or texture changes left behind following acne breakouts. 

Redness, brown spots, shallow scarring, and uneven texture may require different services. To reduce acne scars or discoloration, Dr. Mendes may recommend: 

• Topical treatments
• Microneedling
• Injectables
• Energy-based treatments