What upkeep really looks like for our most-loved treatments at Echoes
One of the most common questions we hear is: “Will this be hard to keep up with?”
Totally fair—and honestly, it’s one of the best questions you can ask before starting any aesthetic treatment plan.
So let’s simplify it. Below is a realistic look at what maintenance actually looks like for several of our most-requested treatments—so you can plan with clarity and feel confident moving forward.
Typical longevity: 3–4 months
Neurotoxin is one of the easiest treatments to maintain because the schedule is consistent and predictable. Most patients come in about every 3–4 months to keep results looking smooth and refreshed.
The best part? With consistency, the treated muscles gradually weaken—which means many patients find they:
It’s a “less over time” kind of maintenance, not more.
Typical maintenance: ½ syringe every 18–24 months (or none at all)
Lip filler maintenance is often much more minimal than people expect.
If we’re building shape, balance, or structure, you may need a couple of initial sessions to get to your goal. But once you’re there, most patients only need:
This is especially true when we prioritize natural structure and subtle enhancement.
Typical structure: 2 initial treatments + maintenance about every 18 months
These collagen-stimulating treatments are designed for long-term support and gradual improvement.
Most patients start with:
After that, maintenance is often just:
This approach helps you stay ahead of aging without feeling like you’re constantly “chasing” results.
Typical rhythm: series-based, then annual or biannual upkeep
Microneedling is one of our favorite treatments for overall skin quality: glow, texture, pores, and that refreshed look that still feels like you.
A series can stimulate up to 400% more collagen over six months, and after completing a series, many patients maintain results with:
Think of it as a true skin reset—strategic, effective, and also a little self-care moment you’ll actually look forward to.
Typical plan: corrective series + yearly “reset”
This is a go-to for sun damage, pigment, fine lines, and texture.
Many patients start with an initial corrective series to address what’s currently showing up in the skin. After that, maintenance often becomes simple:
It’s one of the easiest ways to keep results consistent over time—especially if pigment or texture is a main concern.
At Echoes, maintenance is intentional, personalized, and never overwhelming.
Your plan is built around:
Because good skin should feel supportive, not stressful.
If you’re curious what a realistic plan would look like for you, we’d love to help you map it out—no pressure, just clarity. 🤍