Credential
BSN, RN
Tanya Pinhasov, BSN, RN · Scottsdale, Arizona
Seven years in the operating room. Now, your injector.
I came to aesthetics from orthopedic surgery. That is where I learned to read anatomy in three dimensions and to plan for the thing that rarely goes wrong. Every visit here starts with a conversation, a medical exam, and a plan written for you.
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Background
Practice
Before every first treatment
Treatments
What I offer, and what each one is for
Neuromodulators
Neuromodulators
Prescription injections that relax the muscles behind expression lines on the forehead, between the brows and around the eyes. Planned per muscle, dosed per person.
How it works Dermal fillersDermal fillers
Hyaluronic acid gels placed on bone or in deep tissue planes to restore structure and volume. Reversible with hyaluronidase, which is in the room at every filler visit.
How it works BiostimulatorsBiostimulators
Injectables that prompt your own tissue to build collagen over a series of sessions, for gradual change in skin quality and support rather than immediate volume.
How it works MicroneedlingMicroneedling
Controlled micro-injury to the skin with fine sterile needles, at medical depth, to prompt repair that improves texture, tone and scarring over a series of sessions.
How it works IV therapyIV therapy
Hydration and vitamin infusions placed by a registered nurse, after a prescriber has reviewed your history and written the order. A medical treatment, planned like one.
How it worksSafety
The proof is the protocol
The rarest filler complication is a vascular occlusion: product in or against an artery. The operating room taught me that readiness is a sequence you rehearse before you need it. This is the sequence.
How complications are prevented and managed
Before-and-after photographs appear on this site only with a signed release, cropped to the treatment area, and with a note that results vary.
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Baseline capillary refill
Before the first injection I check and record how quickly color returns to the skin after pressure, so I know what normal looks like on you.
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Continuous reassessment
During treatment I re-check refill and color along the paths of the facial arteries, and I stop at the first sign of blanching or unusual pain.
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Hyaluronidase in the room
The enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid filler is stocked and in date at every filler appointment, with the dosing reference beside it.
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Reversal protocol
If an occlusion is suspected, treatment stops and the written reversal protocol begins, with the delegating prescriber contacted and the event documented.
About Tanya
About Tanya Pinhasov
I place filler on the bone, not in the skin. That habit comes from seven years of looking at the skeleton first.
I am a registered nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Before aesthetic medicine I spent seven years in orthopedic operating rooms, where sterile technique, anatomy and preparing for the unexpected were the daily work. I practice at Uptown Medispa in Scottsdale under a delegating prescriber, as Arizona requires.
I grew up in New York City. Outside the clinic I travel and eat my way through new cities.
Start with a conversation, not a syringe.
Every new patient has a consultation and a Good Faith Exam with the prescriber before a first treatment. Book the consultation, or send a question first.