The MajorGlow Journal

Different types of facial pigment can look similar, but they do not behave the same way or respond to the same treatment plan.

Different laser wavelengths interact with pigment differently. Learn why treatment choice depends on pigment type, skin tone and depth.

Sagging skin can reflect laxity, volume changes and reduced structural support. Learn how nonsurgical treatments may address different layers.

Radiofrequency microneedling combines fine needles with controlled radiofrequency energy delivered below the skin surface. The goal is to create precise zones of dermal injury that support the body's natural remodeling response over time.

Mild skin laxity can often be approached with collagen-remodeling treatments. Learn how face and neck treatment plans are personalized around skin quality and degree of laxity.

Loose skin under the chin can reflect laxity, fat, structure or a combination. Learn how skin tightening, Kybella and support treatments differ.