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Dr. Michele Green takes a closer look at various dermatology treatments. For instance, you can find out how Thermage works, details about laser skin treatments such as Fraxel, or info on what CoolSculpting is, all via our blog and get information from one of the best dermatologists in New York City.
Walk in Botox, Potential Risks & Dangers
Botox injections are a very popular treatment that has been shown to work well for treating fine lines, double chins, crow’s feet, frown lines and more. Because Botox is well known, and quick to administer (it can be done during your lunch break) and the recent news about “walk in Botox” being available and a simple option…
Botox and Pregnancy
Botox (Botulinum toxin) is the brand name of onabutulinumtoxinA which is a neuromodulator produced by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum and has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). When small amounts are injected into the muscle, Botox causes the muscle to temporarily relax which eliminates the appearance of wrinkles. In many cases,…
Cosmetic Dermatology in China & Trends in Cosmetic Tourism
A popular trend that we have noticed over the last few years is an increase in foreign patients seeking cosmetic dermatology treatments, coming to our NYC based office from countries all around the world. One of the main countries where we have seen a lot of patients visiting from abroad is China. The market in…
What is Cryolipolysis & How Does it Work With CoolSculpting
What is Cryolipolysis? Cryolipolysis is a body contouring technique that works by freezing the subcutaneous fat tissue to kill fat cells in the body, which in turn are then ejected using the body’s own natural process. As a modern alternative to liposuction, it is instead a completely non-invasive technique that requires no surgery. Cryolipolysis…
Find out more about Thermage FLX treatments coming soon
The new Thermage FLX treatment works in a similar way to previous Thermage treatments, but as time has moved on, the technology involved has been continually improved and refined. And we were able to give it an initial look this week in our NYC offices. Recently, approved by the FDA, Thermage FLX treatment can work…
Popular Celebrity Dermatologist Treatments
While once a secret between those in the spotlight, celebrities are now much more open about their dermatology treatments. Here we take a look at some of the most common ones being used by actresses, models and more. Oxygen Facials Big celebrities love facials as it makes their skin look and feel younger and more…
The effectiveness of PRP hair treatment, facts and figures
Common in both males and females, the American Hair Loss Association state that by the age of 35 two thirds of men will have some degree of hair loss and there are 21 million women that suffer with this problem in the US alone. As a result, treating hair loss has always been a big…
What is Glutathione and does Glutathione work for skin lightening
Glutathione is often cited as a treatment for skin lightening, and is used in a number of different ways, from pills to topical creams and even injections. There are many articles that suggest that Glutathione can be used for skin lightening and has been rumored to be used by celebrities ranging from Beyonce to Michael…
Exilis Skin Tightening Vs. Other Treatment Options
As a person ages, skin can start to lose its elasticity, and this loss in laxity can make us look older. Many people look to skin tightening procedures to help reduce the appearance of loose skin and wrinkles in several different areas of the body. For many, the face and neck is an area of…
Combining Botox With Other Cosmetic Treatments
Botox is a very popular and proven treatment to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles in a number of different areas, predominately around the face. One of the great aspects of having Botox is that it is super quick, which means you will be in and out of the practice before you…
Cosmetic Dermatology Treatments Proven to Have Less Effect on Smokers
While I am sure you have heard how smoking is bad for your health and increases the risk of various types of cancer and heart disease, it also is a danger to your skin. Smoking causes premature aging and increases the risk of developing skin cancer. The combination of sun exposure and cigarette smoking damages…
The difference between Cosmetic Dermatology & Plastic Surgery
*Disclaimer: Results may vary with each patient. One of the questions that patients sometimes ask is what the difference is between cosmetic dermatology, plastic surgery and cosmetic surgery. In addition to this, patients can be confused as to what the best option is for them, in their own circumstances. A cosmetic dermatologist is a medical…
CoolSculpting Vs Sculpsure
For many people, excess fat in areas such as the arms, abdomen, flanks, inner thighs, outer thighs, and the chin can be an issue no matter how hard one tries. For those individuals who are looking for an effective way to remove fat from these areas on their body, there are several options. Every patient…
Dermatology in NYC, Is living in New York good or bad for your skin?
From Greenwich Village to Harlem or the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Park Slope and Williamsburg to Bushwick or Prospect Park in Brooklyn, or Astoria and Forest Hills in Queens, there are plenty of New Yorkers who will stake their claim that their neighborhood is what makes NYC great for them. However, as great as…
Microneedling Eclipse MicroPen
Microneedling is a popular procedure used for the face, neck, back, hands and décolletage skin. It has also become one of the latest “Hollywood” treatments to combat aging. Dr. Green uses more than one method of microneedling at her NYC dermatology office. Aquagold is one method of microneedling the skin and can be combined with…
Where Can Juvederm Be Injected?
Juvederm is a procedure that injects hyaluronic acid dermal fillers into wrinkles that are caused by loss of volume. Because hyaluronic acid is a natural substance, a natural form of sugar found in the body, it enhances the skins moisture by retaining water, and thus flows easily into the skin – often via one treatment…