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Lipomoist is a new skin moisturizer developed by the Lipid Research Laboratory in the Department of Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery, University of Miami School of Medicine. It gives a soothing sensation, and readily penetrates into the tough protein that constitutes the outermost layer of skin. It delivers moisture under the surface, and keeps it there. Lipomoist contains no harsh chemicals and does not leave an oily film. It softens the skin and gives it a more youthful appearance. Data from laboratory and clinical tests show Lipomoist to have superior qualities to other moisturizers. Users of Lipomoist are extremely pleased with the results produced in their skin.

Everyday your skin is exposed to environmental elements like sunlight, smoke, and air pollution - elements which cause oxy radicals to form in the skin. These oxy radicals attack the skin's collagen layer and break it down, causing lines and wrinkles to appear. This process is commonly called photo aging.

Research has now shown that topical vitamin-C can help improve skin tone and elasticity, and help to improve the appearance of skin damaged by photo-aging.

SkinCeuticals topical vitamin-C improves elasticity and firmness, fights oxy radical attack, protects with the anti-oxidant strength of vitamin-C and prevents the appearance of future signs of aging.

Botox

How is Botox used?

A few drops of Botox are injected with a tiny needle into the muscle that creates a wrinkle. When Botox is injected into a muscle, it blocks the nerve impulse from reaching that area, and as a result, the muscle weakens. As the muscle weakens, the skin overlying the muscle relaxes and the wrinkles in the skin gradually soften and often disappear.

Before and After Botox

TCA Skin Peels

The function of a skin peel is to create an even controlled shedding of several layers of damaged cells. This exposes a new fresh layer of skin with a more even color and a smoother texture. In addition, the peel stimulates new cells to grow, thereby tightening the skin, which decreases wrinkling.

There are several types of peels, each using a different chemical to create this peeling effect. Light and medium depth peels use the chemical TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) to create their peel.

TCA peels can effectively improve many conditions including: dull, weathered skin, freckling, blotchy pigmentation (including the mask of pregnancy), sun damage (including precancerous lesions), fine freckles and shallow acne scars.

How is the peel performed?
TCA peels are performed as an outpatient in the doctors office. A solution containing TCA is applied to your skin. This is usually associated with 2-3 minutes of a burning or stinging sensation. This burning is so brief that most patients choose not to use any sedation or anesthesia.

Are there any restrictions on who can have a TCA peel?
As with any procedure, not everyone is a candidate for the TCA peel. Unlike other peels, those done with TCA usually do not permanently lighten the skin. Therefore they can't be performed on patients with darker skin types including Hispanics, Orientals or Blacks.

Before TCA Skin Peel

After TCA Skin Peel