If you have deep nasolabial folds, contour deficiencies, or other facial wrinkles, you may benefit from Sculptra treatments. As we age, collagen production in the body wanes. Collagen production actually begins to decrease as early as age 25. Over time, this lack of collagen can result in deep folds around the nose and mouth as you lose volume in your face. Sculptra is one long lasting option that will help you get back to the look you want.
How Does Sculptura Work?
Sculptra is not your average dermal filler. Instead of aiming for fast correction of lines and folds in the face, Sculptra aims for longer lasting results. Sculptra uses poly-L-lactic acid to stimulate collagen growth in the face to reduce folds and wrinkles in the skin. Over the course of several treatments and about three months, you will notice more and more collagen in your face, which reduces the appearance of nasolabial folds and wrinkles. Continue reading “Get Long Lasting Results with Sculptra”
If you are like most women, shaving during the winter months usually goes by the wayside. You don’t think much about the hair on your legs and underarms when you are wearing long sleeves and pants. Yet with the spring comes a new wardrobe, filled with short sleeve tops and skirts or capris. You will want to look your best during these months, as well as prepare for a summer of lounging by the pool or at the beach. Here are the three top reasons to schedule your spring laser hair removal treatment today.
Winter has officially ended, and spring is here. Before you know it, summer will be upon us. Summer is a great time to get together with friends and family, travel the country or abroad, and enjoy outdoor get-togethers. If you want to look your best for summer, now is the time to start preparing your face and body for these outings. There are three very good options that can be used alone or together to prepare your skin for the great outdoors.
One of the problems that many women and men face as they age is the dreaded double chin. You can get a double chin if you gain and lose weight, or as the skin and fat under your chin stretches and loses its elasticity and sometimes it’s just heredity. In any case, the dreaded double chin doesn’t have to be permanent. There is now a new FDA approved treatment for eliminating the double chin without expensive surgery or recovery time.
Holidays can be a difficult time for the diet. Whether your family celebrates throughout the winter months or you are thinking about the upcoming Easter holiday and spring break, there are a lot of good reasons to consider Vitamin infusion therapy after holiday seasons.
Drag yourself away from your fifth straight episode of that Marie Kondo show and listen up. CoolSculpting has taken the world by storm, and it’s easy to understand why. It’s a nonsurgical procedure (known as cryolipolysis) that literally deletes fat cells from your body by freezing them. Here are a few more fun facts you should know about CoolSculpting:
Cellulite is one of the most dreaded and hated skin imperfections. Women of all ages, sizes, and skin types are vulnerable to cellulite, and until recently no effective treatment was available for this condition. Fortunately, CoolSculpting has finally broken the barrier to offer a simple and non-invasive way to target unwanted cellulite. Here’s everything you need to know about CoolSculpting for cellulite.
We all know that losing weight is the most popular New Year’s resolution made by men and women alike every year. However, achieving that slim, contoured body isn’t always easy. Many people find that cutting calories and hitting the gym don’t work as efficiently as they had hoped.
Fraxel laser treatments are used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions, including acne scarring, wrinkles, and uneven skin texture. An FDA-approved fractional laser technology, it stimulates the growth of new skin cells in targeted areas to accelerate the skin’s natural healing process and leave you with a new layer of clear, smooth skin. If you’re considering Fraxel for natural, beautifully rejuvenated skin, here’s the rundown on what you need to know.