| Botox for Hyperhidrosis | | Medically, Botox is used to manage hyperhidrosis (overactive sweating) in the armpits, on the hands, and on the feet. Often insurance covers Botox for hyperhidrosis. | | More >> |
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| Botox for Wrinkles | | Botulinum toxin A is a protein that is injected into the skin that prevents full contracture of particular small muscle groups. Cosmetically, this is used to diminish and soften wrinkles on the face. This can be used for wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyes (called the glabella), around the eyes (often referred to as crow's feet), on the nose, and even around the mouth. | | More >> |
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| Chemical (Glycolic Acid) Peels | | Glycolic Acid peels are used to lessen fine lines and brown spots from sun damage. Acne might also be improved with glycolic acid peels. Typically, several peels spaced over a few months time are recommended to see the full benefit. We perform glycolic acid peels, starting with a lower strength peel and advancing to stronger peels as tolerated. | | More >> |
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| Excision of Moles | | Atypical or irritated moles (nevi) can be removed either by shave excision which involves no suturing or with an elliptical or football-shaped excision and sutures. Your physician can help you decide which is appropriate for your given situation. | | More >> |
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| Filler Agents for Wrinkles | | Collagen and Restylane | | More >> |
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| Full Body Skin Checks | | We recommend regular full body skin checks, especially for patients with a personal or family history of skin cancer or abnormal moles. | | More >> |
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| Laser Hair Removal | | Coming soon. | | More >> |
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