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San Diego Doctor on Cutting Edge of Aesthetic Medicine - Dr. Eugene Nowak, a Board Certified Dermatologist with 13 years of experience performing cosmetic procedures, has recently been featured by the San Diego Magazine for pioneering the ThermaLipo practice in San Diego county area NBC Channel 17 in Raleigh Durham Discusses Thermage for Cellulite Treatment - Treating Cellulite with Radio Frequency Waves with Thermage Dr. Zarrabi Offers Nation's Top Non-Surgical Cosmetic Treatments - Dr. Zarrabi, a Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, offers several of the nation's top non-surgical cosmetic treatments, including BOTOX and Body by Thermage at his practice in Santa Monica, California. Thermage for Cellulite featured on WOLO ABC 25 in Columbia - The Preva Laser Skin Center in Columbia South Carolina was featured on Columbia ABC 25 using the Thermage Cellulite tip to generate heat that shrinks collagen and improves the appearance of cellulite. No Need to Keep it Under Wraps This Season: The New Thermage for Cellulite Procedure Gets You Bikini Ready in Just One Treatment - Doctors and patients on AmericanHealthandBeauty.com are excited about the availability of the new Thermage Cellulite treatment now available to providers nationwide... just in time for swimsuit season. NBC 10 Features Body Thermage For Tummy Tuck Without Surgery - Even though patient Pam Gamel, 49, works out diligently her stomach wasn’t getting any flatter, even after thousands of sit ups. Instead, it was a constant source of embarrassment. Gamel had Thermage done on her face and neck with great success, so she wanted to try it on her stomach. Get a Surgery-Free Body Thermage Stomach - Philadelphia NBC channel 10 featured a piece with Dr. Flor Mayoral and patient Grace Velazquez, where Thermage was used to tighten the skin on her face. Great results sold Ms. Velasquez on Thermage, a procedure that treats lax skin through radiofrequency energy. Since diet and exercise failed to make a big enough difference on her stomach, she tried Body by Thermage. Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Spa day's sacred in Atlanta - Only one-third of American women have ever been to a spa, according to a recent survey by Spa-addicts.com and Harris Interactive. Fifteen years ago, most "spas" in Atlanta consisted of a woman in the back of a hair salon wielding tweezers and other uncomplicated instruments of beauty, said Kim Patterson, spa director of Blue MedSpa in Midtown. How Do The Stars Lose a Dress Size Fast? - The buzz on the red carpet last Sunday, as always, was all about high fashion and perfect appearances. Many of the stars secretly visit their favorite med spa a few days before the big event to get that extra edge that only cosmetic medical procedures can provide, including Body by Thermage, Velasmooth or mesotherapy for cellulite, or photo rejuvenation. Miami WTVJ airs a story on Body Thermage - Television station WTVJ in Miami reported how non-surgical Thermage was being used to tighten loose skin under the arms and flabby tummy’s. This procedure has been frequently referred to as the "tummy tuck shrink lift". Clinical Data Presented at ASAPS Demonstrates 5-Year Efficacy and Safety of New Facial Filler Aquamid® - Clinical Study conducted in Europe over 5 years shows 90% patient and Physician satisfaction. American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery Hosts Annual Scientific Conference in Kissimmee, Florida, April 2-6, 2008 - The ASLMS conference is traditionally regarded as the premier forum for the introduction of the newest breakthroughs in laser diagnostics and technology. Accordingly, some of the research and techniques presented at the meeting are only in the early stages of development. In addition to nearly 2,000 laser specialists in aesthetic medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, oncology, urology, gynecology and dentistry, about 160 industry exhibitors will be on hand to showcase their latest products. Fraxel is Hosting An Exclusive VIP Dinner Event for Physicians at this Year's ASLMS Conference - Fraxel invites you to hear a distinguished panel of physicians share their in-practice experience with the new Fraxel re:pair CO2 laser. You will hear real users tell their own stories on April 4, 2008. American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery Hosts Scientific Conference in Kissimmee, Florida - Known as LASER 2008... Medical Laser Experts, Physicians and Laser Manufacturers from around the globe meet at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center in Kissimmee Florida on April 2-6, 2008. Some of the show sponsors include Cynosure, Reliant Technology, Thermage, Syneron, Cutera, Palomar Medical Technologies, Lumenis, Alma Lasers, UltraShape & Sciton. New York Times: Having a Little Work Done (At the Mall) - In the New York Times Business section on Sunday, January 13, Janet Morrissey reported on the trend of retail medical spas. Speaking to Sleek MedSpa owner Andrew Rudnick, Ms. Morrissey reveals a side of the medical spa marketplace currently soaring thanks to the media and common acceptance of treatments such as Botox and laser hair removal. Most Popular Procedures on American Health and Beauty Week of November 12 - 18, 2007 - VelaShape, Fraxel, Vaginal Rejuvenation, Artefill and Lipodissolve increase in demand this week on AmericanHealthandBeauty.com. After the death of rap star Kanye West’s mom Tummy Tuck inquiries have decreased some. Body Beautiful Expo Offers Consumers Inside Access To Board Certified Plastic Surgeons - Body Beautiful, “The Ultimate Cosmetic Surgery Expo,” celebrates the ever-growing popularity of cosmetic enhancement as it unites the worlds of cosmetic surgery, beauty, and more at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Friday, September 28, and Saturday, September 29, 2007. This unique event features exhibitors from the leaders in cosmetic surgery and dentistry, laser procedures, weight loss, lasik eye surgery, skincare, pharmaceuticals and salons, among others. Consumers can consult one-on-one in an intimate environment with board certified plastic surgeons and a multitude of other pros. 11 Million Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Procedures in 2006 - Up 7% - March 22, 2007 - ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. - Nearly 11 million cosmetic plastic surgery procedures were performed in the United States in 2006, up 7 percent from 2005, according to statistics released today by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). In addition, more than 5.2 million reconstructive plastic surgery procedures were performed last year. Top Cosmetic Procedures for Men in 2006 - Nearly 11 million surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic procedures were done in the United States last year, up 7 percent from 2005, says the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). About 1 million men got cosmetic procedures in 2006. That's up 8 percent since 2000, but down 7 percent from 2005, notes the ASPS.
Pittsburgh Cosmetic Surgeon and Developer of the QuickLift™ Featured in National Publication - Pittsburgh Cosmetic Surgeon and developer of the revolutionary mini face lift procedure called the QuickLift, was featured in national publication after having had the QuickLift himself.
Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) March 28, 2007 -- Dominic Brandy, MD, a Pittsburgh-based, board-certified cosmetic surgeon and developer of the revolutionary mini face lift procedure called the QuickLift™, was featured in a recent issue of MedEsthetics Magazine in the cover article titled, "A Passion for Aesthetics". The article details Dr. Brandy's booming medical spa, his passion for the art of aesthetic medicine and his new appreciation for the QuickLift™ since recently having had the procedure himself. To Age or Not To Age? - That is the question posed by New Mexican's Phaedra Haywood in her column "La fashionaria, 07/30/2006 - You are not Linda Evangelista," her critique of Vogue's August 2006 "Age Issue."
Plastic Surgery Just Isn't Shameful Anymore - According to the 2004 procedural statistics recently released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), cosmetic plastic surgery procedures, which numbered 9.2 million in 2004, jumped 24 percent from 2000 to 2004, despite an economic slowdown. In 2004, patients spent $8.4 billion on cosmetic surgery. The data include procedures performed by ASPS members; ear, nose and throat physicians; otolaryngologists and dermatologists.
For Doctors: Preventing Frivolous Lawsuits - Why are insurance premiums for both patients and doctors through the roof? The fact that each year many groundless malpractice suits are initiated against health care providers is part of the problem. According to the American Medical Association (AMA), "Skyrocketing medical liability premiums—$200,000 a year or more in some high-risk specialties – are forcing physicians to limit services, retire early, or move to a state with reforms where premiums are more stable. The crisis is threatening access to care for patients in states without liability reforms."
Today Show Series on Plastic Surgery - The Today Show on NBC began a week long series about plastic surgery on Monday, November 14. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, over 9 million procedures were performed last year, a record number. New Plastic Surgery Statistics for 2004 - Non-Invasive Procedures Are Up Again! - Up a staggering 35% since 2000, more than 7.5 million minimally-invasive procedures were performed last year in 2004. American Health and Beauty Will Report Live From ASPS in Chicago - American Health And Beauty, LLC was in Chicago in September for the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ (ASPS) annual meeting and educational symposium. Men Can Benefit From Plastic Surgery Too - Although the business of plastic surgery is dominated by women aged 30 to 59, more men are discovering the benefits of plastic surgery and aesthetic cosmetic procedures. American Health and Beauty Reports Live From The Cutting Edge - AmericanHealthandBeauty.com, your online source for the latest in plastic surgery, non surgical, cosmetic, and aesthetic medical procedures and technology will be bringing live updates from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) and future conventions of physicians.
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