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Client Photographs

Before & After

Nine before-and-after pairs photographed at Beauty By Lala in Lodi, NJ, covering acne, pigmentation, redness, fine lines, a course of peels, and brow and lash work. Where a treatment ran as a course it is labeled with how long, because that is the part a photograph cannot show.

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Each Pair, and How Long It Took

Wrinkle facial treatment after

1 Month Treatment

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Acne facial treatment after

6 Month Treatment

Acne

Pigment facial treatment after

2 Month Treatment

Pigment

Chemical peel after treatment

15 Week Treatment

Peels

Treatments for this concern

Redness facial treatment after

2 Month Treatment

Redness

Eyebrow lamination after

Eyebrow Lamination

Treatments for this concern

Eyebrow threading after

Eyebrow Threading

Treatments for this concern

Eyelash Lift After

Eyelash Lift

Treatments for this concern

Eyebrow tinting after

Eyebrow Tinting

Treatments for this concern

Not sure which treatment?

Start with what is bothering you. Each page lists the treatments that address it, what they cost, and when a doctor is the better call.

What makes a fair pair

Lighting, angle and camera can flatter a face more than a treatment does. A fair pair is shot in the same place, under the same light, from the same distance, with no makeup in either frame. And the label matters as much as the image: a change over six months and the same change over two weeks are not the same claim.

Five pairs, not a promise

These are not a success rate, an average, or a prediction of what your skin will do — skin varies by person, by concern, and by how consistent someone is between appointments. What they show is that these concerns were photographed at the start of a defined period and again at the end, here, and what changed in between.

Where to start, if one of these is your concern

Each pair links to the treatments that address that concern. The records kept with these photographs note the concern and the length of the course, not which treatment produced which result — so the links are a starting point, not an attribution. If one of these is what brought you here, ask, and you can be told exactly what it involved.