Continuing our education series about skin research with additional facts in this blog or pearl. As you may know, skin treatments and skin procedures are a big part of our offering at Casas Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. As part of a pearl or blog post series about the revolutionary products from Jan Marini Skin Research, I would like to give you some insight into the partnership with Jan Marini Skin Research. We also invite you to browse all of our www.casas.md/ today!
Submit your own plastic surgery question!
2050 Pfingsten Road – Suite 270 – Glenview, IL 60026
The University of Chicago Medical Center […]
Skin treatments and skin procedures are a big part of our offering at Casas Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. As part of a pearl or blog post series about the revolutionary products from Jan Marini Skin Research, I would like to give you some insight into our decision to partner with Jan Marini Skin Research. We also invite you to browse all of our www.casas.md/ today!
Submit your own plastic surgery question!
2050 Pfingsten Road – Suite 270 – Glenview, IL 60026
The University of Chicago Medical Center – 5841 S. Maryland Avenue – Chicago, IL 60637
Central Phone: (847) 657-6884
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We are pleased to announce that we are now offering Jan Marini Skin Care products at Casas Aesthetic Plastic Surgery! A few words about Jan Marini Skin Research:
Jan Marini Skin Research (JMSR) is a leading manufacturer of medically validated skin care and aesthetic products for the professional marketplace.
Founded in 1994, JMSR is known for creating breakthrough product solutions and dramatic technological advancements. JMSR pioneered the use of Glycolic Acid in skin care and developed the first stable topical Vitamin C product (Ascorbyl Palmitate) years ahead of the commercial marketplace. In 2005, JMSR became the first company to market a cosmetic […]
Saturday, June 9th, 2012, Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Symposium ,www.casas.md/, Breast Enhancement, Fat reduction, Facial Fillers, Skin, Chicago, Glenview, North Shore, Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery
This coming Saturday, June 9th 2012, Dr. Casas will be participating on a panel discussing her experience and knowledge of fillers. The panel features some of the best and brightest minds in the field of cosmetic plastic surgery in the world.
The panel session is titled: “And No Informed Consent is Really Needed? Think Again! – Filler Complications”.
Besides Dr. Laurie A. Casas, the following participants have confirmed their participation:
Corey Maas, MD
Claudio DeLorenzi, MD
Vivian Bucay, MD
Laurie Casas, MD
Val Lambros, […]
Dr. Laurie A. Casas will be moderating a 5 hour session on Saturday, June 9th, 2012 at the annual Vegas Cosmetic Surgery 2012 symposium. The presentations cover a wide range of plastic cosmetic medicine topics and highlight the multi-specialty aspects of modern cosmetic plastic surgery. The sessions are conducted by a number of cosmetic plastic surgery professionals and are moderated by Dr. Casas. Below please find a list of topics:
Use of Autologous Fat for Volume Enhancement
What is Beauty? A Discussion of Beauty Through the Ages and My Approach to Facial Rejuvenation
Minimally Invasive Facial Procedures in Combination with Non-Invasive Options as […]
Question:Im wondering about sun squint lines, going horizontal on the top part of my nose and then up and down lines just between my brows, which create darkness and make me look like I’m mad or something….can these be “erased” without surgery? I realize Botox would be needed probably, but can those lines “really” be filled without making that area look swollen?”
Answer: Squint lines can be addressed a couple of different ways. A simple immediate solution would be to eliminate the problem all together by investing in a pair of wrap around sunglasses. Wrap around sunglasses will greatly reduce any […]
Question:
I have acne scars on my face and was told the only way to get rid of them was to get a very severe and deep chemical peel, and if my acne came back the procedure may end up being done “in vain”.
A few years ago I heard about the new Harmony Pixel laser for acne scars. If you get treatment from this laser for your scars and you have an acne outbreak does the scaring come back? Also what dermatologists in Northwest Indiana perform the treatment with the Harmony Pixel laser? What is the cost and is financing available? […]
Question: I have burn scar and wanted to know what the best treatment is to reduce the hypertrophied scar? Is it best to use scar creams or silicone sheets or both? Also, what is the best creams and sheets available?
Answer: To achieve the best possible outcome treatments for reducing the scarring of a hypertrophied burn would include both topical and scar sheeting. Topical scar therapy like Mederma would be used 1-2 times a day, meanwhile scar sheeting such as Curad Scar therapy would be best used at night! This will help the dark color of the scar fade plus help […]
Why is it significant that the FDA approved Sculptra for cosmetic use? What is it & why is it different from a filler?
The good news is that the FDA has now given Sculptra it’s official stamp of approval for cosmetic use based on solid, consistent evidence that it works cosmetically and effectively! Sculptra has been used for the correction of wrinkles and facial aging for years with an FDA approval pending.
This is a long lasting treatment that offers reliable facial volume for flat, deflated cheeks that can lead to a “jowl-y appearance” of the lower face. By using Sculptra in […]
Question: Can Time, Patience and a little Sculptra™ help fight the inevitable signs of aging?
Answer: We want to fight the aging process with steadfast perseverance but, at the same time, we must be patient in our expectations for results.
Sculptra™ Aesthetic is a skin stimulator that works with your own tissue, stimulating collagen growth over time. The results are natural and gradual. Unlike fillers, it is not immediately noticeable after the procedure but the payoff is longevity. Sculptra is a long lasting treatment that offers reliable facial volume to hollow cheeks for up to 2 years.
Generally, patients are treated in 1 […]
