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Get rid of spider veins before you hit the beach!

Posted May 25, 2010 in Uncategorized

Summer is here, and some of our patients are discovering little spider veins on their legs that, during the winter season, they didn’t notice. Now that your body is being exposed to the warm air and popped into swimwear, you might be stressing about those little tiny veins that suddenly appeared during the winter! 

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New Tattoo Ink for the Fearful

Posted May 24, 2010 in GLP-1, Laser Tattoo Removal, News & Research

Have you been considering the idea of having further (or your first!) body art–also known as tattoos–but afraid you might regret it down the line? You’re not alone by a long shot. According to the American Society of Dermatological Surgery, approximately  40 million Americans have at least one tattoo, and half of them are having […]

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Dark Circles Under Your Eyes?

Posted May 13, 2010 in GLP-1, Uncategorized

For many people with dark circles beneath the eyes, it’s just a matter of getting more sleep. But for some, especially those with a tear trough deformity, the dark circles are actually a reflection of a narrow channel or furrow that developed beneath the lower eyelid. It sounds a lot more serious than it actually is, so don’t be alarmed if you see this under your own eyes.

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Intrinsic Vs Extrinsic Aging

Posted May 11, 2010 in GLP-1, Uncategorized

Your skin is the largest organ in your body; it protects your body by regulating body temperature, preventing invasion from micro-organisms and, most importantly, preventing the body from loss of fluid.  By the age of 25 the skin begins to show visible signs of aging due to our genetic predisposition, called intrinsic aging.

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Scar Solutions

Posted May 11, 2010 in Uncategorized

Anyone who's suffered with scars as a result of teenage acne, or childhood chickenpox or measles knows the ongoing embarrassment those lingering marks have upon them as adults.  Facial pits are the pits but modern skin laser and filler treatments can help them disappear or, at least, fade.

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New Scalpel Shortens Recovery Time

Posted April 20, 2010 in Uncategorized

A new type of scalpel actually heals as it cuts. Called the UltraCision harmonic scalpel, it’s been used for a long time in chest surgery. It’s fairly new to plastic surgery, however, but I like it because it’s gentler to the tissues, giving my patients a more rapid recovery. I especially like it in tummy tucks and face lift procedures. 

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