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03/12/2026

At 42, I don’t believe in pretending. I believe in being honest about what I’ve done, how I maintain, and what I plan to do.
I filmed this last month before my surgery.
Right now, I’m 7 days post-op from a breast lift, reverse abdominoplasty, and upper blepharoplasty, and I’ll share more of that journey as I have time for content. As providers, we ask patients to trust us with their bodies and their expectations. I believe that trust starts with honesty. I know too many injectors hiding what they’ve had done surgically as if only injections will get you to that level. It won’t after a certain age. It just won’t. And neither will skincare alone (looking at you TikTok!)

Over the years, my personal aesthetic approach has been very intentional and very consistent.

I’ve maintained neuromodulators to manage muscle contraction patterns before they etch deeper lines into the skin.
I’ve used biostimulators to stimulate my own collagen and improve long-term skin integrity.
I’ve supported facial structure in areas that naturally lose volume with time.
And I’ve invested in energy-based devices and lasers that improve skin quality, tone, and elasticity.

Because aging is not just about wrinkles. It’s about changes in bone, fat compartments, ligaments, skin quality, and hormones.

And yes, I’ve also made body decisions. After two pregnancies and breastfeeding twice, and a glp-1 agonist, skin laxity is real. Hormones change. Tissue changes. And gravity is the undefeated- true champion.

What I will never do—for myself or for my patients—is overfill, overcorrect, or chase laxity with filler.

Everything we do at Fulcrum Aesthetics & Surgery is grounded in a philosophy of:
Longevity
Structure
Collagen
Balance

Aesthetic medicine should help you look like the best, healthiest, most rested version of yourself—not a different person.

I’ll share more about the surgical recovery soon.

02/28/2026

Writing ✍️ Fulcrum Manifesto. I’m on page 3 and so inspired.

What inspired you at work as a leader? What inspired you as an entrepreneur? What inspired you at any point in your life? Meaning draws purpose. I find myself reflecting on all of my experiences, my choices, and how they’re reflections of my own values. Do and did they align with who I want to be?

I’ve always been curious. Always observing. Always wanting to understand how things work…especially people. Then it grew...
02/26/2026

I’ve always been curious. Always observing. Always wanting to understand how things work…especially people. Then it grew into why we age the way we do. Why structure shifts. Why and when prevention matters more than correction.

Childhood grew me.
Motherhood shaped me.
Marriage grounded me.
Medicine refined me.

📍1457 W Belmont Ave
📞773-799-8664
📧[email protected]

02/25/2026

Allow me to reintroduce myself 🤍

I’m Brittony.
Mom of two a 2year old girl & a 17 year old boy…which means I’m raising babies in two completely different decades of life. One is learning her ABCs, the other is heading to Colgate this fall. So yes… there’s a lot of caffeine involved.

I’m equal parts injector & true crime + PBS documentary enthusiast. I love understanding why people do what they do, whether that’s behavior, biology, or aging patterns.

If I can get in the ocean, I’m home. Open water resets me.
I grow a tea garden every year (have I made the tea yet? No 😂 but I love the ritual).
I used to paint in watercolor & ink and I WILL come back to it.

I believe injector education should be better. Safer. More intentional.
I care deeply about longevity & prevention not just quick fixes.

I’m a homebody. I love my husband. I love my kids.
And someday, my daughter and I will keep bees.

This page isn’t just about aesthetics.
It’s about intention. Integrity. And doing things the right way, even when it takes longer.

Thanks for being here. 🤍

📍1457 W Belmont Ave
📞773-799-8664
📧[email protected]

7 months without tox! Here’s my story, my results and my mapping in the next post. When I assess a face for neuromodulat...
02/24/2026

7 months without tox! Here’s my story, my results and my mapping in the next post.

When I assess a face for neuromodulator treatment; botox, dysport, or xeomin. I’m never just looking at one line or one muscle.

I’m looking at how your entire face functions.

A full-face (and often neck) neuromodulator assessment allows me to evaluate how muscles interact in both expression and repose. Faces don’t age in isolation, muscles work in patterns. When one area is treated without considering the others, harmony can be lost due to over compensation from another muscle group. When treated thoughtfully, balance is maintained or restored.

My approach is rooted in this question:
How is this muscle contracting today in your 30s… and how will that same contraction present in your 50s and 60s if left unchecked?

Over time, repetitive hyperfunctional movement deepens lines, alters resting tone, and changes facial architecture. Strategic neuromodulation isn’t about freezing—it’s about modulating excessive contraction while preserving natural animation.

Full disclosure: in this example, approximately 120 units were used across the face and neck.
The result? I can still move. I can still emote. I still look like me.
But I’m also doing meaningful preventative work—protecting the face from years of unchecked muscle pull.

This is not about doing more for the sake of more.
It’s about doing what makes sense for your anatomy, your expressions, and your future face.

Thoughtful. Individualized. Long-term focused.
That’s the goal—always.

02/23/2026

If you’re getting into aesthetics, or even choosing your injector, here’s what I’ve learned in the last 15 years that matter.

This industry is loud. Brands are loud. Trends are loud.
But good medicine is quiet, consistent, & built over years.

Anatomy matters.
Vascular safety matters.
Complication management matters.
Documentation, communication, humility… all of it matter.

📍1457 W Belmont Ave
📞773-799-8664
📧[email protected]

02/20/2026

Microneedling is not designed to transform the skin overnight—and in many ways, that is precisely its strength.

Occasionally, patients will say, “I only did one treatment and didn’t notice much of a difference.” That response is completely understandable in a world conditioned to expect immediate results. Microneedling, however, works on a different timeline.

As a form of collagen induction therapy, it activates the skin’s own regenerative capacity. Rather than forcing change, it encourages the skin to rebuild itself gradually and intelligently. I often describe this as collagen banking—an intentional, long-term investment in skin health rather than instant gratification.

I also always tell patients that at Fulcrum Aesthetics, there is never just one way to reach an end result. We have multiple treatment pathways—often ten or more—designed to get you to the same goal. The right approach depends on how quickly you want results, how much downtime you are willing to tolerate, your budget, and whether or not you are open to surgical options. Microneedling is one of those pathways, and for the right patient, it can be incredibly powerful.

With consistency, patients begin to see meaningful, natural improvements:
• Smoother texture
• Softening of fine lines
• Improvement in mild scarring
• More even tone
• Stronger, healthier, more resilient skin

For patients seeking subtle, refined changes with minimal downtime—especially when started in the 30s, before deeper structural damage sets in—microneedling remains an exceptional option.

📍 1457 W Belmont Ave
📞 773-799-8664
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