Beauty information
you can question.
Useful guidance should help you understand a decision and its limits. Here’s how we prepare the information in our journal.
What the journal is for
Our articles help adults prepare for aesthetic consultations. They explain choices, questions to ask, safety considerations and practical planning. They do not diagnose a condition, prescribe treatment or replace an individual clinical assessment.
Sources and fact-checking
For material clinical claims, we link to sources such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, American Academy of Dermatology and published research. Michigan licensing guidance links to LARA. We distinguish a source’s findings from our own planning worksheets and examples. A source’s advice does not imply its endorsement of our business.
Authorship and AI assistance
Metro Detroit Aesthetics is the publishing organization. AI tools may assist research organization, drafting and editing. Sources and material claims are checked during editorial preparation. We do not claim a named clinician reviewed an article unless that review actually occurred and is stated on the page. We do not invent patient stories or firsthand treatment experience.
What our imagery shows
The site uses AI-generated beauty and still-life images for art direction. These are illustrative images, not photographs of our provider, clinic, patients or treatment results. They should never be used to judge what a treatment will achieve for you.
Dates, prices and availability
A published or updated date reflects substantive editorial work. Product labeling, evidence and safety guidance can change. Confirm current information with your treating provider. Our website does not publish a fixed price list or promise individual suitability, appointment availability or outcomes.
Corrections
If you notice a factual problem, send an inquiry identifying the page and the statement. Please keep medical details out of the general website form.