Be sure to ask about the NEW Thermage Cellulite Procedure
Thermage is a simple new cosmetic procedure that reduces the appearance of aging skin through a non-surgical method of applying radiofrequency energy to the skin. Patients who have undergone Thermage have been thrilled with their new younger look. If your skin has suffered over time, from sun damage, smoking, or just the effects of plain old age, there is a terrific alternative to plastic surgery available to you now. Results can begin to appear in as little as 3 weeks. This procedure is also known as Thermal Face Lift, ThermaCool or Therma Cool and was featured on Oprah on December 8, 2005. When Thermage treatment is combined with Fraxel laser resurfacing, it is sometimes referred to as ThermaFrax.
Thermage, Inc. recently launched two new special indications for the ThermaCool treatment. Body by Thermage is used to treat lax skin on the arms, back, abdomen, thighs, and buttocks. 
Eyes by Thermage is a non surgical blepharoplasty designed to treat crow's feet, drooping eyelids, and/or tired-looking eyes. Thermage was featured on Oprah's "Sinkers or Saggers" program
Thermage in Tampa Bay Florida
Jeffrey A. Hunt, DO, RVS Dr. Jeffrey A. Hunt is the medical director of The Vein Center of Tampa Bay and of Stunning Looks™ Medi Spa. He specializes in the non-surgical treatment of venous disease (varicose veins and spider veins) as well as medical esthetics.
Dr. Hunt is board certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians and is a Diplomate of the Osteopathic National Boards as well as the Flex Exam. His extensive training includes working with the founder of the American College of Phlebology. He has performed over 50,000 ultrasound-guided treatments and conducted FDA clinical trials on lasers for hair removal.
Dr. Hunt earned his medical degree at West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. His post-doctoral training included a three-year family practice residency at Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Since 1992, Dr. Hunt has led his team of experienced professionals in providing the highest level of care for patients in the Tampa Bay area. Part of what distinguishes The Vein Center of Tampa Bay is its dedication to offering the most advanced treatments available. Dr. Hunt strives to keep his clinic on the cutting edge of technology, and has brought to the area such indispensible modalities as ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy, Intense Pulsed Light, fraxel laser resurfacing, Sculptra™ soft tissue filler and mesotherapy.
Societies and Memberships
Fellow of the American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery
American Society of Aesthetic Mesotherapy
American College of Phlebology
American Osteopathic Society
American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians
F.O.M.A. Career Summary
Dr. Hunt developed and maintained a successful Family and Sclerotherapy practice in Akron, Ohio for seven years, then relocated to Tampa, FL and devoted his entire practice to sclerotherapy and Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy for the treatment of Varicose Veins. Dr. Hunt trained in California under the founder of the North American Society of Phlebology, of which he is a member. He then received specialized training in ultrasound guided sclerotherapy and has helped to pioneer advanced medical treatments for problematic veins. He has completed over 50,000 ultrasound guided treatments to date, and has the most experience and is a renowned expert in ultrasound guided sclerotherapy. Dr. Hunt stays on the leading edge of technology and keeps The Vein Center of Tampa Bay a center of excellence. He conducted FDA-sanctioned clinical trials in 1995 for the Photoderm Pulsed Light System, being one of only eight national test site centers. Then in 1997 his center was chosen to be one of 20 initial test sites for clinical trials for the EpiLight Pulsed Light Hair Removal System. Dr. Hunt uses the PhotoDerm to treat unsightly red spider veins, sun damaged skin, as well as vascular and pigmented discolorations on the face, legs, hands and other parts of the body. This pulsed light therapy quickly, safely and effectively removes embarrassing blemishes that affect nearly 60% of the United States population. The new additions, VascuLight and MultiLight, are pulsed laser and pulsed light therapies that complement treatments offered by PhotoDerm. Vasculight is a break through in non-invasive leg vein and other vascular treatments for deeper, larger veins, superficial and resistant vessels. It also equips the physician to treat a broader range of vascular conditions and skin types and to more precisely customize treatments for each individual. With MultiLight sun spots are eliminated, leaving no discoloration or whitening of the skin underneath. The patient is left with nice, homogenous skin tones. Dr. Hunt's practice was the first in the Bay area to offer these new technologies. He continues to refine the therapies he helped to develop to provide the most advanced and successful vascular treatments for his patients. Dr. Jeffrey Hunt and The Vein Center of Tampa Bay, because of their vast experience and dedication in this field of medicine, have been chosen several times to be the host site for physicians wishing to learn about these new medical advances.
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Jeffrey A. Hunt, DO, RVS also performs:
Acne Treatment Tampa Bay
Acoustic Wave Therapy Tampa Bay
Anti Aging Medicine Tampa Bay
ArteFill Tampa Bay
BOTOX Tampa Bay
Cellulite Reduction Tampa Bay
Chemical Peel Tampa Bay
Dermabrasion Tampa Bay
Dysport Tampa Bay
Endermologie Tampa Bay
Facial Fillers Tampa Bay
FotoFacial Tampa Bay
Fractional Resurfacing Tampa Bay
Fraxel Tampa Bay
IPL Tampa Bay
Juvederm Tampa Bay
Laser Hair Removal Tampa Bay
Laser Skin Resurfacing Tampa Bay
Latisse Tampa Bay
Levulan Tampa Bay
Macrodermabrasion Tampa Bay
Medical Spa Tampa Bay
Mesotherapy Tampa Bay
Microdermabrasion Tampa Bay
Perlane Tampa Bay
Photo Rejuvenation Tampa Bay
Radiesse Tampa Bay
Restylane Tampa Bay
Rhytec Portrait Tampa Bay
Rosacea Treatment Tampa Bay
Sclerotherapy Tampa Bay
Sculptra Tampa Bay
Skin Tightening Tampa Bay
Spider Veins Tampa Bay
Thermage Tampa Bay
Varicose Veins Tampa Bay
Interesting plastic surgery and health facts about Tampa Bay
The Tampa Bay area is known for its dramatic architecture, gorgeous sunsets, pristine beaches, tasty fresh seafood, and colorful nightlife. No other city in Florida offers such a wide array of activities for any age or lifestyle. The weather here is sunny and warm with cool bay breezes, perfect for vacation or for life! The entire area is surrounded by glistening ocean waterways, providing excellent scenery and opportunities to see aquatic creatures such as dolphins and manatees.
The areas surrounding Tampa Bay in Hillsborough County offer many secret hideaways – check into Clearwater, St. Petersburg (affectionately known by the locals as St. Pete), Channelside, Pinellas Park, Gulfport, Ybor City, and Tarpon Springs for unusual destinations and recreation off the beaten path, all within an hour’s drive. From Tampa, you can easily reach other cities such as Clearwater and St. Petersburg, just 23 miles to the west, Sarasota is 61 miles southwest, and Orlando is 82 miles to the east.
Tampa Bay boasts two prestigious clinics specializing in infectious disease and international travel. Infectious Disease Associates of Tampa Bay is a group of consultant physicians specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of adult and pediatric infectious and tropical diseases, and the International Travelers Clinic of Tampa Bay assists travelers in taking the proper health precautions before traveling abroad.
Hillsborough County is also home to a top 60 public research university, one of 38 NCI designated Comprehensive Care Centers in the U.S, the Tampa Bay Technology Incubator, 12 university, private or nonprofit research centers, over 50 Hospitals, Clinics & Ambulatory Care Centers, 2 Veterans Administration Hospitals, the 2nd largest acute care hospital in the state, 3 Medical Schools, more than 10 educational facilities for the training of nurses and other healthcare professionals, two hospital transplantation centers, and 13 teaching hospitals for physician residency programs.
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