Hub Blocks v0.2 demo (Tatyana review)

Dr. Natalya Borakowski, NMD

Jun 9, 2026 · 1 min read

dbcb hub-blocks demo — 5 new server-rendered blocks (2026-06-09) This is a smoke-test page showing all 5 new dbcb blocks added to plugin v0.2. Each block is rendered with realistic content lifted from the Tailwind design-v2 mockups. 1. dbcb/path-router (Find Your Path centerpiece) 2. dbcb/concern-router (symptom-led routing on concern hubs) 3. dbcb/face-zone-explorer (sticky face + […]

dbcb hub-blocks demo — 5 new server-rendered blocks (2026-06-09)

This is a smoke-test page showing all 5 new dbcb blocks added to plugin v0.2. Each block is rendered with realistic content lifted from the Tailwind design-v2 mockups.

1. dbcb/path-router (Find Your Path centerpiece)

Four ways to approach PDO threads

Zone-specific

Lift a specific area

Choose this if you want to lift one area — brow, neck, nose, or smile lines.

Multi-zone

Full-face rejuvenation

A coordinated PDO thread protocol to refresh the whole face — the most common reason patients book at Desert Bloom.

Learn

Compare thread types

Different architectures serve different goals.

Compare

PDO vs other treatments

Sometimes filler or RF is a better fit. Two honest comparisons.

2. dbcb/concern-router (symptom-led routing on concern hubs)

Start with what you see

My undereyes look dark and hollow

→Tear trough options — Pigmentation vs true volume loss — different treatments.

My eyelids look heavier

→Eye-area routing — Excess skin (dermatochalasis) or true ptosis.

I see lines when I smile

→Crow's feet treatment — Dynamic vs static crow's feet.

My eyes look tired

→Brow lift options — Brow descent vs upper-lid heaviness.

Refer first

Puffiness under my eyes

→Eye bags routing — Fat herniation, fluid retention, or allergies.

My undereye skin looks crepey

→Under-eye PDO — Surface laxity without true volume loss.

3. dbcb/face-zone-explorer (sticky face + zone list)

Where lift & tighten concerns show up

Mid-face

Cheek descent and nasolabial deepening.

Jawline

Pre-jowl sulcus, mandibular blurring.

Neck & submental

Platysmal banding, submental laxity.

Brow & temple

Lateral brow descent, hollow temples.

4. dbcb/severity-tier (mild / moderate / severe routing)

Which method matches your severity?

Mild laxity

Early softening — a touch of jowl shadow, slight cheek flattening, mild crepiness.

Typical path: Microcurrent Facial, Sculptra, or RF Microneedling — often a single method or maintenance plan.

Moderate laxity

Visible jowls, mid-face volume loss, and clear blurring of the jawline.

Typical path: PDO Thread Lift paired with Sculptra and/or RF Microneedling, sequenced over months.

Severe laxity

Pronounced skin redundancy, significant neck banding, or heavy descent beyond non-surgical reach.

Typical path: A consultation may show that surgical options are a better fit. If so, Dr. Borakowski will say so honestly.

Comparing non-surgical options with facelift surgery? See our non-surgical facelift options guide.

5. dbcb/hub-cta (soft fallback CTA)

Still unsure?

Still unsure which path fits?

Schedule a complimentary 30-minute screening with Dr. Borakowski. No commitment, no upsell — we walk through your face, your goals, and the most conservative path that gets you the result you’re after.

Book a consultation Call (480) 939-9909

Visit our Scottsdale aesthetic center

Address

10752 N 89th Place,
Ste 122B · Scottsdale, AZ 85260

Phone: (480) 567-8180

E-mail: info@desertbloomskincare.com

Get directions

Location & directions

Conveniently located in the Shea Corridor of North Scottsdale, within Edwards Professional Park I — minutes from HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea and the Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Campus.

From the North / South: Take Loop 101 and exit at E Shea Blvd, just East of the freeway.
Parking: Ample free parking directly in front of Suite 122B.

Areas we serve

Scottsdale
North Scottsdale · McCormick Ranch · Gainey Ranch
Paradise Valley
Cave Creek & Carefree