Anne Therese Aesthetic Medicine has launched non-surgical facelift treatments at its clinic in Lewis Center, Ohio, providing an alternative to surgical procedures for individuals seeking facial rejuvenation. The program focuses on minimally invasive techniques designed to reduce visible signs of aging while avoiding surgical intervention and lengthy recovery periods.
The treatments target mild to moderate skin laxity, early wrinkles, and sun-related skin changes through personalized approaches rather than standardized procedures. According to Dr. Anne Therese, M.D., founder of the clinic, the goal is to achieve noticeable improvements while maintaining natural facial expressions and minimizing downtime for patients.
Treatment options include collagen-boosting procedures, facial injectables, and laser skin resurfacing techniques aimed at enhancing skin firmness, texture, and overall appearance. Laser resurfacing methods promote collagen production and renew damaged outer skin layers, reducing wrinkles and uneven pigmentation while gradually tightening skin.
For more intensive resurfacing needs, the clinic may utilize Fraxel® laser treatment, which delivers fractional laser energy to stimulate collagen remodeling and improve wrinkles, sun damage, and texture irregularities. Recovery times vary, with lighter procedures causing temporary redness and deeper treatments requiring extended healing, all determined through clinical evaluation based on individual skin conditions and aesthetic goals.
Dr. Anne Therese Stubbs, a board-certified physician specializing in minimally invasive aesthetic medicine, leads the practice. With advanced training from international experts and membership in the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, she brings extensive expertise to the clinic. Dr. Stubbs also serves as a faculty member at ZO Skin Health and previously trained clinicians nationwide in facial injection techniques through Galderma, following a decade of emergency medicine practice and prior role as Medical Director at Mount Carmel East Emergency Department.
The introduction of these services in Lewis Center expands access to physician-directed aesthetic care in the greater Columbus area, offering patients tailored solutions for facial aging concerns without the risks and recovery associated with surgery. This development reflects growing demand for non-invasive cosmetic options that deliver visible results while aligning with modern preferences for minimal disruption to daily life.
