Preventative Medical Clinic of Omaha offers Botox, Juvderm, Latisse, Radiesse, Facial peels, omaha, and more...

BOTOX® Cosmetic is commonly used to reduce or eliminate the appearance of facial wrinkles. It is injected under the skin into areas surrounding the eyes, forehead and mouth to smooth crow's feet, frown and worry lines, and lines on the neck. Made from...Click here to read more, for pricing, or to make an appointment request

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Juvéderm is an injectable gel that gently reverses many signs of aging in the face, including fine lines and wrinkles, crow's feet, thinning lips and loosening skin. It can also "plump up" the lips, sculpt the cheeks, and restore a youthful oval shape to the face. It is made...Click here to read more, for pricing, or to make an appointment request

Are you looking for longer, fuller and darker eyelashes? The Preventative Medical Clinic of Omaha offers Latisse as a solution! It's new and it's FDA approved. Don't be fooled by cheap alternatives available in salons and off of the internet. You will experience longer, fuller and darker eyelashes in as little as 8 weeks, with full results in 16 weeks.  Click here to read more, for pricing, or to make an appointment request

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Radiesse™ is a synthetic injectable filler that reduces  wrinkles, creases and scars by augmenting the  body’s natural collagen supply. Composed of microspheres in a biocompatible gel, Radiesse is  made from...Click here to read more, for pricing, or to make an appointment request

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Artefill is different from temporary injectable wrinkle fillers. The unique microspheres in Artefill are not absorbed by the body and provide the support your skin needs for natural, long lasting results. ..Click here to read more, for pricing, or to make an appointment request 

XEOMIN is a botulinum toxin that is used to treat adults with cervical dystonia and blepharospasm. It has been used around the world since 2005 and was introduced to the US market in 2010 by Merz Pharmaceuticals, LLC. Click Here to find out more about Xeomin