Thursday, 15 December 2016

Got 2 minutes ? We got you covered for Christmas

The Black Card is a beautiful elegant way to give the gift of beauty in any denomination from $50 to $100,0000 with no expiration date no restrictions no gimmicks whatsoever. Give us a call we will do everything for you in a moment over the phone and send it to your recipientblack-card-cropped



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Friday, 9 December 2016

What can I do in less than an hour to look great for the holidays ?

I know you are busy,, but we have 2 great solutions for your face. The simplest and quickest, barely 20 minutes, is Silkpeel vitamin dermal infusion. Or what we like to call our “Black Tie Facial” As the name implies. Its a facial that infuses vitamins and leaves you glowing. The reason we call it the black tie facial, is because it is so clean you could come in a dress and go straight to an event looking radiant. The one people are most familiar with is microdermabrasion which is not only messy but leaves you with red blotchy skin.. The silkpeel couldnt be more different. Silkpeel uses diamond brushes vs microdermabrasion is like “sandblasting” you and silkpeel vacuums up the residue ( you can see the dirty water coming form your face where it is collected) And like i said you are then simultaneously infused with vitamins leaving you glowing. In fact a series of these would make quite a difference and there are different solutions, like ones for acne as well.

If you have an hour and a few dollars more, nothing beat a Thermage to tighten your skin and create more collagen to help you maintain a youthful appearance. Thermage has the longest safety record. Its been around since 2001. Millions of people have had Thermage treatments. Tightening your skin and producing more collagen is exactly the opposite of aging.

In either case if you have an hour, come for a free consult. Decide on the spot. No commitment No charge, but you just might walk out looking a little bit younger for the holidays.

Cheers
John



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Tuesday, 15 November 2016

Skin Tightening

Skin Tightening Thermage Exilis NY

Skin tightening today can be sophisticated, simple, cheap and expensive.

While there are creams and masks and lotions. There also more sophisticated treatments. There are plenty of choices like thermage, exilis and carboxytherapy.

We feel that a radiowave approach or laser tightening is more superior than the surgical methods which can be botched.

 



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Tuesday, 18 October 2016

What is Aesthetic Medicine?

Aesthetic Medicine is a quickly growing field in mostly non-invasive cosmetic treatments to body contour. This subspecialty is no longer limited to the fields of plastic surgery and dermatology, as many specialties are offering aesthetic medical procedures in order to better accommodate their patients’ aesthetic needs. A growing trend among baby boomers is that aesthetic treatments are part of a normal health routine with the goal of maintaining a natural and healthy appearance. From 

Aesthetic medicine is an inclusive term for specialties that focus on improving cosmetic appearance through the treatment of conditions including scars, skin laxity, wrinkles, moles, liver spots, excess fat, cellulite, unwanted hair, skin discoloration, and spider veins. Traditionally, aesthetic medicine includes dermatology, reconstructive surgery and plastic surgery. Aesthetic medicine includes both surgical procedures (liposuction, facelifts, breast implants, Radio frequency ablation) and non-surgical procedures (radio frequency skin tightening, non surgical liposuction, chemical peel), and practitioners may utilize a combination of both.Although aesthetic medicine procedures are typically elective, they can significantly improve quality of life, psychological well being and social function.

  • In the US, there were more than 11 million aesthetic procedures performed from 2012-2013, and 83.5% of the procedures were nonsurgical.
  • In the UK, there were 50,000 cosmetic surgery procedures performed in 2013-2014.
  • Surgical aesthetic procedures account for 10% of the cosmetic procedures in the UK, and non surgical techniques constitute the remaining 90%
  • In the US, the top 5 surgical aesthetic procedures were 1) Liposuction 2) Breast augmentation 3) Blepharoplasty 4) Abdominoplasty 5) Rhinoplasty
  • In the US, the top 5 nonsurgical aesthetic procedures were 1) Botulinum Toxin 2) Hyaluronic acid 3) Laser hair removal 4) Microdermabrasion 5) Photorejuvenation
  • In South Korea, there were more than 980,000 aesthetic procedures performed from 2014-2015.
    In South Korea, the top 5 surgical aesthetic procedures were 1) Blepharoplasty 2) Rhinoplasty 3) Fat Grafting 4) Rhytidectomy 5) Hair Transplantation

Some of the aesthetic procedures can include:

  • Injections of Botulinum toxin (Botox)
  • Injection of dermal fillers
  • Cryolipolysis
  • Chemical Peels
  • Mesotherapy injection
  • Cellulite treatment
  • Acaraya Non-Laser Tattoo Reversal Techniques
  • 3D Nipple Areola Micropigmentation Process
  • Skin Care Health Pre-Postoperative Management
  • Nutrition
  • Permanent makeup
  • Hair transplantation
  • Laser hair removal
  • Laser Therapy for scars and stretch marks
  • YAG laser for spider veins
  • Contour threads
  • Lipolysis
  • Non-surgical liposuction (exilis)
  • Lipotomy
  • Radio Frequency skin tightening
  • laser tattoo removal
  • facelifts
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Abdominoplasty
  • Breast augmentation or reduction
  • Brachioplasty
  • Liposuction
  • Thermage
  • Carboxytherapy

The American College of Aesthetic and Cosmetic Physicians along with the American Society of Aesthetic/ Cosmetic Physicians are the official organization and society in the fastest growing field of Medicine. Aesthetic and cosmetic medicine is currently a discipline within medicine that does not require formal residency training or a fellowship and can be practiced by a licensed physician of any specialty. Physicians that currently have the most access to patients seeking aesthetic/ cosmetic procedures are typically Family Practitioners and OB/GYNs. Membership to the American College of Aesthetic and Cosmetic Physicians is open to all specialties of medicine and all allied healthcare professionals. Board Certification is open to all qualifying physicians and is sponsored by the the American Board of Cosmetic and Aesthetic Medicine.

Here is a pretty good list of the Aesthetic organizations:


American Academy of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine

American Academy of Cosmetic Family Medicine
American Academy of Cosmetic Gynecologists
American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS)
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD)
American Academy of Medical Esthetic Professionals
American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine
American Academy of Dermatology
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Academy of Laser Dentistry (ALD)
American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS)
American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS)
American Society of Plastic Surgical Nurses (ASPSN)
American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery
American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS)
American Society for Aesthetics
American Society of Nonsurgical Aesthetics (ASNA)
American Society of Aesthetic Mesotherapy (ASAM)
American Society for Mesotherapeutic Liposculpture (ASML)
American Society for Dermatological Surgery (ASDS)
American Society for Dental Aesthetics
American Society of Dermatology (ASD)
American Board of Cosmetic Surgery
American Board of Laser Surgery
American Board of Aesthetic Mesotherapy
American Board of Cosmetic Dentistry (ABCD)
American Board of Aesthetic Dentistry
American Board of Aesthetic Medicine (ABAM)
American Board of Phlebology
American Board of Dermatology

American Board of Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine

International College of Aesthetic Medicine
International Association for Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine (IAPAM)
International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS)
International aesthetic Foot Society
National Laser Institute
National Procedures Institute (NPI)
National Society of Cosmetic Physicians/American Academy of Cosmetic Physicians
American College of Phlebology
College of Cosmetic Medicine
American Aesthetic Nursing Association
American Association of Plastic Surgeons (AAPS)
The American Association of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery
The Canadian Laser Aesthetic Surgery Society (CLASS)
Canadian Association of Aesthetic Medicine
Cosmetic Laser Universe
Empire Medical Training
The Esthetic Skin Institute (ESI)
World Anti-Aging Academy of Medicine (WAAAM)
Practical CME
Aesthetic Medical Educators Training (AMET)
Laservision Academy
The Cosmetic Surgery Directory
Plastic Surgery Research Info
Aesthetic Association
Aesthetic MD
Medical Esthetics
Dermatology Societies
American Osteopathic College of Dermatology
Laser Training Institute
Medical & Esthetic Association
Biomani Advanced Medical Aesthetics
Institute of Medical Aesthetics
Harvard Medical School (Department of Continuing Education) Annual Laser & Aesthetic course

Cosmetic / Aesthetic Laser Companies

Alma Lasers
Hoya Conbio Lasers
Cynosure, Inc.
Candela Corporation
Zerona Lasers
Cutera, Inc.
CoolTouch, Inc.
DermaSweep
Lumenis
Syneron, Inc
Primaeva Medical
Sciton, Inc
Laserscope
Palomar Medical Technologies, LLC
Solta Medical / Aesthera / reliant medical technologies
Radiancy
Aerolase
Alderm
Asclepion
Zeltiq CoolSculpting System
Precision Laser Therapy System
New Star Lasers
LipoSonix / Medicis Technologies Corporation
Dermawave, LLC
DermaMed International, Inc.
Eclipse Med, Ltd.
Focus Medical
Fotona Lasers
Lutronic, Inc.
Sandstone Medical Technologies, LLC
Apira Science
Zoom laser whitening
F Care Systems
Iridex Corporation
Altair Instruments Inc
Canfield Scientific, Inc
Aesthetic Technologies
Photo Therapeutics, Inc
Profect Medical Technologies, LLC
Quantel Derma
Rhytec, Inc
Biospace Inc.
Invasix Ltd
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Ulthera, Inc

Solta

Thanks to http://www.medicalaestheticsociety.org/links.htm for many of these links



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Saturday, 23 July 2016

Which treatments will show results, like, now :)

How fast can I look better in my bathing suit ? Non Surgically ? Immediate ? Loose skin ? 1 Thermage, up to a few inches right away ( plus smoother and tighter long term.

2 Fat reduction ? Exilis 10 days after ea treatment. (1 a week 4 to 6 treatments) So yes this summer

3 Cellulite ? Acoustic Wave ( the european gold standard)

4 Stretchmarks ? Carboxytherapy might be all gone by labor day. ( 6 treatments 1 x a week) How great would that be ?

Contact us for a free consult. Let us show you on your body exactly what have done for others. You have nothing to lose but your fat loose skin, cellulite or stretchmarks http://www.precisionaestheticsmd.com/contact.html

Precision Aesthetics – Thermage, Carboxytherapy, in New York – Contact LISA A. ZDINAK, M.D. Call (212) 799-1411
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PS dont be fooled by all the ads for coolsculpting. ea treatment needs 2 MONTHS for the dead cells to absorb most people need 2 to three treatments. So thats December or February to see just how much loose skin you will have, (if it worked many phone calls I have answered were because they had no results) then you will need to see us anyway to get rid of the loose skin, totally butt backwards way of doing things.  If it made sense and was completely safe we would offer it.


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Saturday, 21 May 2016

Coolsculpting Side Effects from their website

At 1 to 2 weeks after treatment, there may be redness, bruising, and swelling; tenderness, cramping, and aching; itching, skin sensitivity, tingling, and numbness. In some cases, numbness may persist for several weeks after a treatment. Talk to your doctor if these side effects persist past 2 weeks or worsen over time.Rare side effects include:

  • Paradoxical hyperplasia: Visibly enlarged tissue volume within the treatment area, which may develop 2 to 5 months after treatment. Surgical intervention may be required.
  • Late-onset pain with a typical onset several days after a treatment and resolution within several weeks.
  • Freeze burn: First- and second-degree freeze burn may occur during treatment. It typically resolves without sequelae with proper care.
  • Vasovagal symptoms: Dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, flushing, sweating, or fainting during or immediately after the treatment.
  • Subcutaneous induration: Generalized hardness and/or discrete nodules within the treatment area, which may develop after the treatment and may present with pain and/or discomfort.
  • Hyperpigmentation: Hyperpigmentation   ( dark spots light spots) may occur after treatment. Typically, it resolves spontaneously.
  • Hernia: Treatment may cause new hernia formation or exacerbate pre existing hernia, which may require surgical repair

This is a relatively speaking new procedure, their latest updates were in 2013 vs Thermage over 15 year safety record and 7 years with Exilis

PS the definition of hyperplasia

hy·per·pla·sia
ˌhīpərˈplāZH(ē)ə/

noun

MedicineBiology
noun: hyperplasia; plural noun: hyperplasias
  1. the enlargement of an organ or tissue caused by an increase in the reproduction rate of its cells, often as an initial stage in the development of cancer.


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