News & Updates

Up close picture of a woman with varicose veins on her legs.
June 28, 2026
Spider veins and varicose veins are different conditions with different treatment options. Learn what causes each, how to tell them apart, and which non-surgical treatments are available in Matawan, NJ.
A young woman in bed with the blankets pulled up
June 5, 2026
diVa is a non-surgical laser treatment for vaginal health concerns including dryness, laxity, bladder leakage, and discomfort after menopause or childbirth. Learn how it works and whether it is right for you.
A girl with a rosacea flare up
May 25, 2026
Rosacea flare-ups are common in summer heat and humidity. Learn what triggers rosacea, why New Jersey summers make it worse, and what physician-supervised treatments actually work.
A woman lying down.
May 2, 2026
Freeze stubborn fat with CoolSculpting Elite at Source Medical Aesthetics. MD-led body contouring for Matawan, Marlboro & Colts Neck. Book a consult today!
April 17, 2026
As the temperatures finally begin to shift in Matawan your skin may be damaged from the cold winter season. After months of harsh New Jersey winds, dry indoor heating, and the constant friction of scarves and masks, the complexion can look depleted. Now is the perfect time to bring some healing to your skin and go into spring and summer with glowing skin. This is the time to shed the dull, flaky remnants of winter and prep the skin to handle the increased humidity and sun exposure of spring. At Source Medical Aesthetics, we specialize in a transition strategy that focuses on two specific goals: deep mechanical exfoliation and structural hydration.
Woman with great skin complexion after a chemical peel and microneedling treatment .
April 3, 2026
Source Medical Aestheitcs in Matawan, NJ, offer both chemical peels an microneeling to ensure glowing skin. Book your appointment today to correct skin damage.
Nurse practitioner holding a vial or neurotoxin treatment.
March 18, 2026
Source Medical Aesthetics offers Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin, for wrinkle relaxing treatment. This blog discusses the differences and advantages of each.
March 1, 2026
There is a significant shift happening in the world of aesthetic medicine, moving away from simply masking signs of aging and toward a much more sophisticated goal: cellular renewal. For many patients in Monmouth County, the most exciting part of modern aesthetics isn't just about looking younger; it’s about the science of bio-stimulation. At Source Medical Aesthetics in Matawan, NJ, Dr. Kristine Krever leads our practice with a philosophy rooted in regenerative medicine—the idea that we can use your body’s own biological mechanisms to repair, strengthen, and revitalize your skin and hair. This approach acknowledges that the most effective way to look refreshed is to help the body function as it did in its peak years.
February 16, 2026
Living on the Jersey Shore or spending summers at the pool means most of us have a complicated relationship with the sun. While a golden glow feels synonymous with summer, that tan is actually a signal that your skin is in distress, often leading to stubborn brown spots, redness, and a loss of clarity that lingers long after the season ends. At Source Medical Aesthetics in Matawan, NJ, we see many patients who feel frustrated because their skin looks mottled or older than they feel, despite a great skincare routine. Understanding the Root of Pigmentation Hyperpigmentation occurs when your skin overproduces melanin—the pigment that gives skin its color—to protect itself from UV radiation. This can manifest in several ways: Solar Lentigines: Commonly known as sunspots or age spots, these are flat, darkened patches caused by years of sun exposure. Melasma: Often triggered by hormonal changes and heat, melasma appears as larger, symmetrical patches of pigment, usually on the forehead, cheeks, or upper lip. Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH): These are dark marks left behind after an injury or an acne breakout, which are often worsened by sun exposure. While high-quality topical brighteners are helpful, they often struggle to reach the deeper layers of the dermis where the pigment "roots" are located. This is where medical-grade intervention becomes necessary. Professional Solutions for Clearer Skin To truly clear the skin of damage, we have to address both the existing pigment and the health of the skin cells producing it. BroadBand Light (BBL) Therapy BBL is often our gold standard for sun damage. Unlike traditional lasers, BBL uses high-intensity light to target the pigment in your skin. The light energy heats the upper layers of the skin, causing the pigmented areas to darken and eventually flake off, leaving behind a much more even, radiant tone. It also treats the underlying redness and small facial veins that often accompany sun damage. Chemical Peels and Microneedling If your pigmentation is paired with textural issues, we often look toward a combination approach. As discussed in our recent comparison of Microneedling vs. Peels , these treatments work in different ways to refresh the skin. A series of medical-grade chemical peels can lift surface pigment, while Microneedling stimulates a deep healing response that can help break up deeper patches of discoloration while strengthening the skin’s overall structure. The Importance of a Year-Round Strategy Correcting pigmentation in a climate like New Jersey’s requires a proactive approach. Because our summers are intense, the "off-season" (fall and winter) is the ideal time for more aggressive laser or peel treatments. However, the work doesn't stop there. Protecting your investment with medical-grade SPF and antioxidants is the only way to prevent that pigment from returning the moment you step outside in July. At Source Medical Aesthetics, Dr. Krever and our team don't just look at the spots on the surface; we evaluate the health of your skin as a whole. We serve patients across Matawan, Marlboro, and Old Bridge who are ready to reclaim a clear, bright complexion. Ready to say goodbye to sunspots? Schedule your consultation at Source Medical Aesthetics today and let’s create a personalized plan to restore your skin’s natural clarity. Call us or book online now to get started!
February 5, 2026
For many people in their 30s, the mirror still reflects a relatively youthful version of themselves. You may not see deep wrinkles or significant sagging yet, but beneath the surface, your skin’s biological clock is beginning to shift. This decade is the sweet spot for what we call Prejuvenation—a proactive, science-backed approach to maintenance that prevents signs of aging before they take hold. At Source Medical Aesthetics in Matawan, NJ, we help our 30-something patients understand that the goal isn't to look different; it’s to keep their collagen levels high and their skin resilient before the natural decline begins. The Science of the "Collagen Cliff" Collagen is the structural protein that keeps our skin firm, plump, and smooth. Starting in our mid-20s, we begin to lose about 1% of our collagen every year. By the time you reach your 30s, this cumulative loss starts to show up as fine lines, slightly larger pores, and a loss of that lit-from-within glow. In your 30s, your skin’s ability to repair itself also begins to slow down. Environmental damage from the sun and pollution that your skin might have shrugged off in your 20s starts to linger. A maintenance plan can be designed to intervene during this transition, using medical-grade treatments to stimulate new collagen and protect the skin you have. Key Pillars of a 30s Prejuvenation Plan At our Matawan practice, Dr. Krever and our team focus on three main pillars for patients in this age bracket: 1. Strategic Neuromodulators (The Preventative Touch) In your 30s, lines often only appear when you're moving your face—frowning, squinting, or laughing. These are called dynamic lines. By using small, targeted amounts of Botox or Dysport, we can gently relax those muscles. This prevents the skin from folding repeatedly, which stops those dynamic lines from becoming permanent, etched-in wrinkles. 2. Collagen Induction Therapy Since your body’s natural collagen production is slowing, we use treatments to trick it into making more. Microneedling and Chemical Peels are excellent for this. They create controlled micro-injuries or exfoliation that signals the body to send fresh collagen and elastin to the area, keeping the skin thick and resilient. 3. Light and Laser Maintenance Sun damage is cumulative. Treatments like BBL (BroadBand Light) are perfect for 30-somethings because they address the early signs of photo-aging—those tiny brown spots or redness that haven't quite become obvious yet. BBL has even been shown in clinical studies to change the gene expression of skin cells to behave more like younger cells. Why Your 30s are the Most Important Decade Investing in a maintenance plan now means you won't need more aggressive, corrective treatments in your 50s. It’s much easier (and more cost-effective) to preserve your collagen today than it is to try and rebuild it ten or twenty years from now. At Source Medical Aesthetics, we don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. We look at your unique skin health and lifestyle to create a plan that fits your schedule and your goals. Whether you’re a busy professional in Marlboro or a parent in Old Bridge, prejuvenation allows you to age on your own terms. Ready to start your prejuvenation journey? Schedule a consultation at Source Medical Aesthetics today and let’s keep your skin’s foundation strong. Call us or book online today to get started!
Show More
Up close picture of a woman with varicose veins on her legs.
June 28, 2026
Spider veins and varicose veins are different conditions with different treatment options. Learn what causes each, how to tell them apart, and which non-surgical treatments are available in Matawan, NJ.
A young woman in bed with the blankets pulled up
June 5, 2026
diVa is a non-surgical laser treatment for vaginal health concerns including dryness, laxity, bladder leakage, and discomfort after menopause or childbirth. Learn how it works and whether it is right for you.
A girl with a rosacea flare up
May 25, 2026
Rosacea flare-ups are common in summer heat and humidity. Learn what triggers rosacea, why New Jersey summers make it worse, and what physician-supervised treatments actually work.
A woman lying down.
May 2, 2026
Freeze stubborn fat with CoolSculpting Elite at Source Medical Aesthetics. MD-led body contouring for Matawan, Marlboro & Colts Neck. Book a consult today!
April 17, 2026
As the temperatures finally begin to shift in Matawan your skin may be damaged from the cold winter season. After months of harsh New Jersey winds, dry indoor heating, and the constant friction of scarves and masks, the complexion can look depleted. Now is the perfect time to bring some healing to your skin and go into spring and summer with glowing skin. This is the time to shed the dull, flaky remnants of winter and prep the skin to handle the increased humidity and sun exposure of spring. At Source Medical Aesthetics, we specialize in a transition strategy that focuses on two specific goals: deep mechanical exfoliation and structural hydration.
Woman with great skin complexion after a chemical peel and microneedling treatment .
April 3, 2026
Source Medical Aestheitcs in Matawan, NJ, offer both chemical peels an microneeling to ensure glowing skin. Book your appointment today to correct skin damage.
Nurse practitioner holding a vial or neurotoxin treatment.
March 18, 2026
Source Medical Aesthetics offers Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin, for wrinkle relaxing treatment. This blog discusses the differences and advantages of each.
March 1, 2026
There is a significant shift happening in the world of aesthetic medicine, moving away from simply masking signs of aging and toward a much more sophisticated goal: cellular renewal. For many patients in Monmouth County, the most exciting part of modern aesthetics isn't just about looking younger; it’s about the science of bio-stimulation. At Source Medical Aesthetics in Matawan, NJ, Dr. Kristine Krever leads our practice with a philosophy rooted in regenerative medicine—the idea that we can use your body’s own biological mechanisms to repair, strengthen, and revitalize your skin and hair. This approach acknowledges that the most effective way to look refreshed is to help the body function as it did in its peak years.
February 16, 2026
Living on the Jersey Shore or spending summers at the pool means most of us have a complicated relationship with the sun. While a golden glow feels synonymous with summer, that tan is actually a signal that your skin is in distress, often leading to stubborn brown spots, redness, and a loss of clarity that lingers long after the season ends. At Source Medical Aesthetics in Matawan, NJ, we see many patients who feel frustrated because their skin looks mottled or older than they feel, despite a great skincare routine. Understanding the Root of Pigmentation Hyperpigmentation occurs when your skin overproduces melanin—the pigment that gives skin its color—to protect itself from UV radiation. This can manifest in several ways: Solar Lentigines: Commonly known as sunspots or age spots, these are flat, darkened patches caused by years of sun exposure. Melasma: Often triggered by hormonal changes and heat, melasma appears as larger, symmetrical patches of pigment, usually on the forehead, cheeks, or upper lip. Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH): These are dark marks left behind after an injury or an acne breakout, which are often worsened by sun exposure. While high-quality topical brighteners are helpful, they often struggle to reach the deeper layers of the dermis where the pigment "roots" are located. This is where medical-grade intervention becomes necessary. Professional Solutions for Clearer Skin To truly clear the skin of damage, we have to address both the existing pigment and the health of the skin cells producing it. BroadBand Light (BBL) Therapy BBL is often our gold standard for sun damage. Unlike traditional lasers, BBL uses high-intensity light to target the pigment in your skin. The light energy heats the upper layers of the skin, causing the pigmented areas to darken and eventually flake off, leaving behind a much more even, radiant tone. It also treats the underlying redness and small facial veins that often accompany sun damage. Chemical Peels and Microneedling If your pigmentation is paired with textural issues, we often look toward a combination approach. As discussed in our recent comparison of Microneedling vs. Peels , these treatments work in different ways to refresh the skin. A series of medical-grade chemical peels can lift surface pigment, while Microneedling stimulates a deep healing response that can help break up deeper patches of discoloration while strengthening the skin’s overall structure. The Importance of a Year-Round Strategy Correcting pigmentation in a climate like New Jersey’s requires a proactive approach. Because our summers are intense, the "off-season" (fall and winter) is the ideal time for more aggressive laser or peel treatments. However, the work doesn't stop there. Protecting your investment with medical-grade SPF and antioxidants is the only way to prevent that pigment from returning the moment you step outside in July. At Source Medical Aesthetics, Dr. Krever and our team don't just look at the spots on the surface; we evaluate the health of your skin as a whole. We serve patients across Matawan, Marlboro, and Old Bridge who are ready to reclaim a clear, bright complexion. Ready to say goodbye to sunspots? Schedule your consultation at Source Medical Aesthetics today and let’s create a personalized plan to restore your skin’s natural clarity. Call us or book online now to get started!
February 5, 2026
For many people in their 30s, the mirror still reflects a relatively youthful version of themselves. You may not see deep wrinkles or significant sagging yet, but beneath the surface, your skin’s biological clock is beginning to shift. This decade is the sweet spot for what we call Prejuvenation—a proactive, science-backed approach to maintenance that prevents signs of aging before they take hold. At Source Medical Aesthetics in Matawan, NJ, we help our 30-something patients understand that the goal isn't to look different; it’s to keep their collagen levels high and their skin resilient before the natural decline begins. The Science of the "Collagen Cliff" Collagen is the structural protein that keeps our skin firm, plump, and smooth. Starting in our mid-20s, we begin to lose about 1% of our collagen every year. By the time you reach your 30s, this cumulative loss starts to show up as fine lines, slightly larger pores, and a loss of that lit-from-within glow. In your 30s, your skin’s ability to repair itself also begins to slow down. Environmental damage from the sun and pollution that your skin might have shrugged off in your 20s starts to linger. A maintenance plan can be designed to intervene during this transition, using medical-grade treatments to stimulate new collagen and protect the skin you have. Key Pillars of a 30s Prejuvenation Plan At our Matawan practice, Dr. Krever and our team focus on three main pillars for patients in this age bracket: 1. Strategic Neuromodulators (The Preventative Touch) In your 30s, lines often only appear when you're moving your face—frowning, squinting, or laughing. These are called dynamic lines. By using small, targeted amounts of Botox or Dysport, we can gently relax those muscles. This prevents the skin from folding repeatedly, which stops those dynamic lines from becoming permanent, etched-in wrinkles. 2. Collagen Induction Therapy Since your body’s natural collagen production is slowing, we use treatments to trick it into making more. Microneedling and Chemical Peels are excellent for this. They create controlled micro-injuries or exfoliation that signals the body to send fresh collagen and elastin to the area, keeping the skin thick and resilient. 3. Light and Laser Maintenance Sun damage is cumulative. Treatments like BBL (BroadBand Light) are perfect for 30-somethings because they address the early signs of photo-aging—those tiny brown spots or redness that haven't quite become obvious yet. BBL has even been shown in clinical studies to change the gene expression of skin cells to behave more like younger cells. Why Your 30s are the Most Important Decade Investing in a maintenance plan now means you won't need more aggressive, corrective treatments in your 50s. It’s much easier (and more cost-effective) to preserve your collagen today than it is to try and rebuild it ten or twenty years from now. At Source Medical Aesthetics, we don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. We look at your unique skin health and lifestyle to create a plan that fits your schedule and your goals. Whether you’re a busy professional in Marlboro or a parent in Old Bridge, prejuvenation allows you to age on your own terms. Ready to start your prejuvenation journey? Schedule a consultation at Source Medical Aesthetics today and let’s keep your skin’s foundation strong. Call us or book online today to get started!
Show More