We’re extending our halo special thru the end of April! We recommend treating your skin to a Halo treatment every 1-2 years to help slow the aging process and keep your skin bright and glowing.
April 2021 Special
We’re extending our halo special thru the end of April! We recommend treating your skin to a Halo treatment every 1-2 years to help slow the aging process and keep your skin bright and glowing.
Ditch the filters and get the HALO GLOW! Halo hybrid fractional resurfacing eliminates years of accumulated sun damage within the skin to restore a more youthful glow. Our patients see improvement in texture, pore size, fine lines and sun spots with minimal downtime compared to other resurfacing lasers.
Many consumers are enticed to the tanning salon by the promise of a sun-kissed glow. While the cost of a single session may not seem particularly high, consumers should consider the long-term costs before they decide to soak up some artificial rays. Tanning Devices and Your Health A recent study conducted by Dr. Hugh Waters […]
Broadband light (BBL) treatments involve lamps that emit wavelengths, which can target and help improve many skin conditions. BBL addresses issues of aging as well as skin damage from the sun or other causes. Top Three Benefits of the Treatment It’s fast. It’s possible to complete the process within only about 30 minutes, depending on […]
While many people limit sunscreen to the warmer months, sun protection is important all year round. Products that protect the skin from the sun’s UV rays prevent signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles—and reduce skin cancer risk. However, it’s important to choose the right products and apply them properly. Here are four of […]
Everyone wants to be healthy, and a key component of this is hygiene. Washing your hands when you come into contact with germs or bacteria, cleaning wounds to prevent infection, and washing your face and body to avoid inflammation are all key to avoiding illness. Personal hygiene also prevents uncomfortable social situations from arising. But […]
Because they are caused by the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays, actinic keratoses (AKs) are better known as solar keratoses. These patches of thick, crusty, scaly skin are quite common in light-skinned people who spend a lot of time in the sun. Some recent estimates put the number of Americans with AKs near 60 million. Not […]