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Clinical context, not marketing copy. Articles by Stephanie Eschak, NP, on what's actually happening underneath aesthetic and wellness outcomes.
Articles
IV therapy · Cellular healthNAD+ IV therapy: what it does, who it's for.
The molecule, the delivery method, the realistic outcomes — and why oral supplementation often hits a wall. What an infusion is actually like, and who tends to benefit.
Hormones · PerimenopausePerimenopause: what is actually happening.
It can start in your late thirties and last a decade. Why standard bloodwork often looks normal, which symptoms get missed, and what assessment and treatment actually involve.
Injectables · NeuromodulatorsNuceiva vs Botox vs Dysport — what's the difference?
All four are Health Canada approved and clinically equivalent in mechanism. Where they genuinely differ, why the units aren't interchangeable, and what matters more than the brand.
Metabolic health · GLP-1Semaglutide vs tirzepatide — what's the difference?
One targets a single receptor, the other targets two. What the trial data shows, how side effects compare, why muscle matters, and the honest part about stopping.
Non-surgical · CollagenWhat a thread lift actually does.
It lifts tissue now and builds collagen over the months that follow. What the appointment involves, who it suits, how long it lasts — and when a different treatment is the better answer.
Injectables · Botox longevityWhy neuromodulator doesn't last on some people.
"Botox doesn't last on me" is rarely about the toxin. It's biology — inflammation, sleep, nutrient absorption, stress, immune reactivity, and physical activity. Same dose, very different outcomes.
Metabolic healthMedical weight loss, explained.
Weight isn't only about discipline — it's shaped by hormones, metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and stress. What a clinically guided program actually assesses, and why supervision changes outcomes.
Regenerative medicineWhat PRP therapy is, and how it works.
Platelet-rich plasma uses your own biology to support repair — no synthetic fillers, nothing foreign. How it's prepared, where it's used for skin and hair, and what results actually look like.
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