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Acne 101: Causes & Treatments

January 29, 2020
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Dermatology, Patient News, Skin Care

Acne Vulgaris, more commonly referred to as “acne," is one of the most common Dermatological skin conditions worldwide. In fact, it is estimated that yearly, 40-50 million individuals in the United States alone, suffer from acne.  Approximately 85% of teens and young adults (between 12 and 24 years) are affected. However, the disorder may persistent well into adulthood. Because of the prevalence of acne and its significant social and psychologic impact, it is important to understand the disorder and treatment options available. What is Acne? Acne is more than clogged pores and pimples; it's actually an inflammatory skin disorder involving the pilosebaceous unit, which refers to the hair follicle and associated oil-producing sebaceous gland.  Acne is most common on areas with the highest number...

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Loss of Volume in Your Face: Fillers 101

October 23, 2019
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Non-Surgical Treatments, Patient News

As we age, the skin looses collagen and elastin fibers. Fillers, especially hyaluronic acid ones, possess a plethora of beauty enhancing capabilities—they can lift, augment, and plump deficient areas for a more streamlined and defined visage. How they work: Dermal fillers containing hyaluronic acid, are designed to soften and correct fine lines and wrinkles in the face by adding volume and restoring hydration. Hyaluronic acid is a chain of sugars produced naturally in the body and its purpose is to aid skin hydration by binding to water. As you age, your natural production of HA slows down, your skin becomes a bit drier, and you begin to see signs of decreased collagen production and skin elasticity. Treatment areas: Fillers are most commonly used for: Nasolabial folds and wrinkles Volumize,...

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Treating Fine Lines, Wrinkles and More: Neurotoxins 101

October 15, 2019
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Non-Surgical Treatments

When neurotoxins are administered correctly, they are exceptional for the treatment of wrinkles and reducing the signs of aging. How they work:  By temporarily blocking nerve receptors to facial muscles, neurotoxins soften the look of existing lines and wrinkles while also preventing others from forming. Treatment Areas:  The most common treatment areas are the crow's feet, a saggy brow line, forehead wrinkles and frown lines.  However, it can also be used to treat: Gummy smiles Excessive sweating Scar healing Contouring and neck bands Cleavage wrinkles Slimming the jawline Teeth clenching and grinding, TMJ What to expect: Neurotoxins are injected directly into the targeted muscle using a fine needle. Most people describe the treatment as ‘slightly uncomfortable’ but it is over in no time! You may have a small...

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BIA-ALCL Safety Advisory

June 18, 2019
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Patient News, Plastic Surgery

Below is an update from The American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.  As always, if you have any questions concerning your existing implants, please call our office.             Dear Colleagues: For nearly a decade, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons have been working collaboratively to keep plastic surgeons informed of the latest information on breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). Through our research foundations, journals, educational activities, joint communications and the PROFILE registry, we strive to increase awareness of BIA-ALCL across our specialty and throughout the house of medicine. Though BIA-ALCL is uncommon, recognizing the symptoms and treatment protocols of this lymphoma is vital to maintaining the safety of our patients and...

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