Not every aesthetic concern calls for surgery. Fine lines, early volume loss, sun damage, uneven tone, and textural changes generally respond well to injectable and energy-based treatments, most of which require little or no downtime. Dr. Claire B. Davis is a board eligible female plastic surgeon in Asheville offering a comprehensive non-surgical menu, delivered with the same anatomical precision that guides her surgical work.
Injectables are frequently administered by providers with limited anatomical training. Dr. Davis completed a six-year integrated plastic surgery residency at UT Southwestern Medical Center and treats injectable work as an extension of facial surgery — informed by a detailed understanding of the facial planes, vasculature, and musculature beneath the needle. She is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
Treatments are delivered in the same private, accredited facility where she performs surgery, and her approach to non-surgical work follows the same principle as her surgery: results should look refreshed rather than treated.
Halo hybrid fractional laser combines ablative and non-ablative wavelengths to improve skin texture, tone, and pigmentation with customizable intensity. Dr. Davis addresses sun damage, fine lines, and uneven skin for comprehensive rejuvenation with reduced downtime.
Sculptra stimulates collagen production to restore facial volume gradually over time. Dr. Davis uses this biostimulator to address deep wrinkles, hollow areas, and volume loss for subtle, long-lasting rejuvenation.
Dermal fillers restore lost volume and soften lines to refresh the face without surgery. They address hollow cheeks, flattened midface, and the deepened folds that come with age.
Dysport smooths moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows with fast-acting results. Dr. Davis customizes injection techniques to achieve natural-looking wrinkle reduction that preserves facial movement and expression.
Non-surgical treatment is most effective when it is matched honestly to the concern. Neuromodulators soften lines caused by muscle movement, fillers replace lost volume, and lasers address the skin surface itself — but none of them lift tissue that has descended. Where the underlying concern is laxity rather than texture or volume, Dr. Davis will say so and discuss surgical facial rejuvenation instead of recommending a treatment unlikely to satisfy you.
Neuromodulators such as Botox and Dysport typically last three to four months. Hyaluronic acid fillers generally last six to eighteen months depending on the product and the area treated. Sculptra builds gradually and lasts considerably longer.
Most injectable treatments allow an immediate return to normal activity, with some temporary swelling or bruising. Laser treatments vary — MOXI involves minimal downtime, while more intensive resurfacing requires several days of visible healing.
Yes. Laser resurfacing and injectables are frequently used to complement surgical results, addressing skin quality and pigment that surgery does not treat.
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