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Should You See A Dermatologist?

Most adults see their general doctor once a year for a good old-fashioned physical check-up. Children may see their doctor even more frequently depending on age, and most of us are relatively good about seeing the dentist twice a year. What may go widely unrecognized is the fact that dermatologic exams fit into the scope… Read More »

CoolMini™ May Be The Ideal Solution For That Double Chin

Many people have heard about CoolSculpting®, the body-contouring procedure that doesn’t require any incisions, anesthesia, or downtime. CoolSculpting has been used for several years now and routinely achieves outstanding results in areas including the thighs, hips, and abdomen. Perhaps you have considered what a little fat-freezing could do for your body. Here, we want to… Read More »

Are You Passing The Mirror Test?

When you look in the mirror in a well-lit room, do you love what you see, or are there particular features that you overlook because they are not pleasing? A lot of the people we meet pass over one or more part of their face for this very reason. Maybe it’s your eyelids that you… Read More »

Gynecomastia And Age

Male breast enlargement is not an uncommon experience. In fact, statistics indicate that men of all ages may experience some degree of gynecomastia. This condition is characterized by excess breast tissue, either fatty or glandular. However common the symptoms of gynecomastia may be, treatment options may vary based on a patient’s age. In Adolescent Males… Read More »

Tuberous Breasts: More Than A Symmetry And Size Issue

The size, shape, and overall proportion of a woman’s breasts play an extraordinary role in her sense of confidence and femininity. The nuanced details of these characteristics become apparent during adolescence. When the breasts develop in a tuberous (tube-like) fashion, a young woman’s sense of self-esteem may be profoundly influenced. Tuberous breasts aren’t just small… Read More »

How The PDO Thread Lift Works

The PDO Thread Lift is a minimally invasive procedure done in the office. After numbing with local anesthesia, the PDO threads are inserted via cannulas into different layers of the skin. Once inserted, the threads anchor the skin and lift it upwards. The excess threads are then cut off.