Four Reasons We Love the Clear and Brilliant Laser
The Clear and Brilliant laser is a fantastic treatment option for those who want to improve or prevent the signs of aging with minimal downtime. In this blog post, we’ll break down why we (and our patients) are fans of this laser resurfacing option. The Clear and Brilliant laser can improve skin texture, clarity, and tone ...
How Does Emsculpt Work? And Your Other Questions Answered
The new year has arrived, and you’ve probably made resolutions to improve your health and well-being. It’s around this time of year that we begin fielding many questions about Emsculpt, starting with “How does Emsculpt work?” If you want to gain muscle, reduce fat, and look better when swimsuit season arrives, this ...
Sclerotherapy Treatment for Spider Veins: Everything You Need to Know
Sclerotherapy treatment for spider veins is an effective option for this unattractive condition. Spider veins are damaged blood vessels that are visible just beneath your skin's surface. They typically appear as red, blue, or purple, and are most commonly found on the legs. Spider veins are caused by several factors There’...
The Difference Between CoolSculpting versus Emsculpt
There are endless articles about CoolSculpting versus Emsculpt and which is better. They are two types of body contouring procedures that we offer. One is only better than the other based on what you’d like to have addressed and what kind of results you’d like to see. Both are ideal at tackling issues that even the heal...
The Many Benefits of HydraFacials for Beautiful Skin
HydraFacials are an extremely popular facial technique that can address a variety of patient concerns. Last year alone, more people opted for this procedure than for Botox treatments. One of the biggest benefits of HydraFacials is that it’s a powerful treatment that doesn’t feel aggressive - or leave your skin looking tempor...
What We Really Think About Micellar Water
Micellar water is a liquid solution that contains clusters of surfactants (molecules that help wash away oil) called micelles. It has been used in French skincare products for decades, and in recent years, American consumers have started catching on. There are a number of pros and cons to using it, but at the end of the day...
