Temporarily reduce winkles and fine lines in the face, banish neck bands and clear away crow's feet with one of the world's most popular injectables. BOTOX was approved by the FDA for non-cosmetic use in 1989 and approved for cosmetic use in 2002.
Dysport is a recently FDA approved neuroblocker that uses the same toxin as Botox - botulinum ... This causes only the fat cells to crystallize and die and they are expelled from the body over time
THIS MONTH'S TOP 5 PROCEDURES ZeltiqZeltiq uses targeted cold therapy to freeze fat cells causing them to crystallize and die
Often reported as the most performed aesthetic procedure by plastic surgery organizations such as The American Society of Plastic Surgeons and The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) the top injectable or filler as voted by the American Health and Beauty Readers' Choice Awards was BOTOX by Allergen ...
Actual Botox results of Dr Brooke JacksonPatients of color also face different cosmetic issues in regards to how they want to look following treatment ...
One of the first in the country plastic surgeon Dr Grant Stevens announces the addition of the BOTOX alternative Xeomin to his plastic surgery practice in Los Angeles ...
Botulinum Toxin Ideal For: glabellar lines or frown lines between the eyebrows and forehead Crow's FeetActual BOTOX Before and After Photos of Dr Haresh YalamanchiliOne of the most popular procedures available in aesthetic medicine today BOTOX has been used to effectively treat wrinkles that appear around the eyes between eyebrows and forehead ...
One of the most successful products to hit the aesthetic market BOTOX has made getting some work done a common household thing ...
Coolsculpting is based on cryolipolysis in which fat is brought to a near freezing point causing fat to crystallize and eventually die
The Zeltiq device delivers targeted cold therapy to the treatment area causing the fat to crystallize and die
The Zeltiq device kills fat cells by dropping the temperature to just above freezing causing the fat to crystallize and die and it doesn't cause any damage to the skin
Once the fat cells are frozen over time they go through a controlled process wherein they crystallize die and are flushed out of the system
Images Courtesy of Dr Christopher ZacharyDr Anderson says the cold causes the adipose or fatty tissue to crystallize causing the cell to die
