In a world often driven by fleeting trends, we focus on what truly matters: science-driven beauty. The innovations shaping 2025 are not just buzzworthy—they are backed by science and designed to provide real, lasting benefits. Here’s how these game-changing advancements are setting a new standard for beauty and wellness this year.

With so many facial treatments available, it can feel overwhelming to decide what’s best for your skin. At Subtle Enhancements, we offer three popular options—Botox, microneedling, and facial acupuncture—each with its own strengths. But how do you know which one is the right fit?

When most people hear about facial acupuncture, they immediately think of its benefits for anti-aging—smoothing wrinkles, boosting collagen, and rejuvenating the skin. While it’s true that facial acupuncture is renowned for its ability to improve skin appearance, there’s so much more beneath the surface.  By combining evidence based practices with the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dr. Margot Lattanzi, our Naturopathic Doctor at Subtle Enhancement, used facial acupuncture to address more than just skin concerns!

In recent years, the fascinating link between gut health and skin health, also known as the gut- skin access, has gained significant attention in the health community. As a naturopathic doctor focused in hormones and gut health, I've witnessed firsthand how addressing gut health can dramatically improve skin conditions such as aging, acne, and melasma. Through my practice at Subtle Enhancements, I've seen that a holistic approach, which targets the gut, can enhance the effectiveness of topical treatments and lead to lasting, radiant results.

As someone who has experienced periods of extreme hair loss, I know first hand how distressing it can be for many individuals. The quest for a quick fix often leads people to believe in the magic of biotin, a popular supplement marketed as a cure for hair-related issues. However, as a seasoned naturopathic doctor, I'm here to debunk the common misconception that biotin holds the key to all hair loss problems

Cosmetic facial acupuncture is a time-tested practice that stimulates the flow of energy, or Qi, throughout the body. As we age, we see a decrease in cell turnover and healthy vessels and an increased in the breakdown of collagen and elastic. By strategically placing fine needles along specific energy pathways on the face, it promotes blood circulation, encourage collagen production, and releases tension.