Award-winning Dr Nedra Dodds of Opulence Aesthetic Medicine in Kennasaw Georgia has joined American Health and Beauty as a Contributing Provider for the premiere online aesthetic magazine
According to an article in the June 2011 issue of FitnessRx a study done on rats given resveratrol at the University of Georgia found that resveratrol prevented the development of fat cells stimulated fat breakdown and promoted fat cell death
He completed a transitional internship at Medical College of Georgia in Augusta Georgia and completed his Emergency Medicine residency at The University of Florida College of Medicine in Jacksonville Florida where he was Chief Resident during his final year
One office in Georgia is offering it's patients what they call the Cash for Crows Feet special where patients pay $1750 for ActiveFX half of what is usually charged
He trained in plastic surgery at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and after completing this fellowship he was selected for a highly prestigious advanced fellowship in oculoplastic and aesthetic surgery at Paces Plastic Surgery in Atlanta Georgia with Emory faculty members