Should You Get a HydraFacial or a Chemical Peel?
It all depends on what you’re trying to address. There are actually three types of chemical peels – superficial, medium, and deep – and they are used to reduce common imperfections in the skin. Meanwhile, the HydraFacial is a patented multi-step medical-grade resurfacing treatment. Interestingly enough, one of those steps is actually an extremely
The Huge Benefits of Halo Laser Treatment
Are you an avowed sun-worshipper? The sun is great. It provides Vitamin D, increases the production of serotonin, and is vital for all life on the planet. It’s not so great for the skin though. In fact, life in general can be rough on the skin. Right along with the sun, environmental factors, acne, and
Is It Time to Get a Facelift or Neck Lift?
How comfortable are you in your skin? If you look in the mirror and see jowls, facial folds, deep wrinkles, and other signs of aging, it could be impacting your self esteem. Not everyone buys into the euphemism of “aging gracefully.” Especially if you’re dissatisfied with how your face is aging. If you’re unhappy with
How Effective are BOTOX® and JUVÉDERM®?
Are you growing weary of the lines and wrinkles on your face? Does it seem like new ones show up every day? Some people will tell you that those smile lines just prove that you smile a lot. Or that your crow’s feet lend a more distinctive look. But you know the truth.
The Facts about Breast Augmentation Surgery
The Facts about Breast Augmentation Surgery Has pregnancy, injury, illness or even just aging left you feeling dissatisfied with the appearance of your breasts? If so, you may be the perfect candidate for breast augmentation surgery. Breast augmentation, also known as augmentation mammoplasty, is a surgery that places implants to increase fullness and projection
The Importance of Credentials for Your Plastic Surgeon
Is your plastic surgeon board certified? If you haven’t asked that question, it’s crucial that you do. You may have never stopped to consider whether your general practice physician is board certified. But it’s not really an issue because he or she accepts insurance and is therefore required, by the insurance company, to be credentialed.
