"Skincare-News" Presents Baby Quasar MD: Revolutionary Anti-Aging Technology for Advanced Skincare

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) April 25, 2011

Today?s options for advanced, at-home beauty treatments bring professional skin care into the comfort of home. Using light-based technology, the Baby Quasar MD is one of the most powerful anti-aging tools on the market for radiant, youthful skin. Find out more about this easy-to-use device in Skincare-News.com?s latest article, ?Baby Quasar MD: Professional Light-Based Technology for Anti-Aging Skincare.?

About Baby Quasar MD

Originally developed for medical professionals, the Baby Quasar MD uses high-powered LED and SequePulse? technology to safely improve the appearance of aging skin. Four wavelengths of red and infrared light help to stimulate collagen production, increasing blood flow and diminishing wrinkles.

Dramatic results for aging skin

Baby Quasar MD was made for those who care about effective skincare, but also require a simple and convenient system to achieve serious results on a busy schedule. Known as a superior choice over other light-based skin care products, Baby Quasar MD is a quick three-step process that delivers visible benefits without the standard wait of intensive treatments.

Baby Quasar MD addresses the following skin care concerns associated with photoaging:

????Wrinkles and fine lines become significantly less visible.
????Enlarged pores appear smaller.
????Dull skin tone is brightened, resulting in a more even and glowing complexion.
????Sagging and thinning skin becomes firmer and more resilient with the stimulation of collagen production.
????Sun damage, including age spots and hyperpigmentation, is drastically reduced.
????Blood flow and circulation increase, allowing fresh oxygen and nutrients to reach the skin.
????Increased collagen production inhibits the forming of scar tissue in damaged areas.
????Skin feels and looks smoother, suppler and more youthful.

Learn more about how Baby Quasar MD can radically improve aging skin at Skincare-News.com.

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Philadelphia PA Plastic Surgery Office Adopts New Vbeam Technology To Minimize Scarring in Patients

Wyomissing, PA (PRWEB) November 29, 2011

Thanks to exciting new technology, Philadelphia, PA plastic surgery patients can now enjoy quick, painless care for a variety of conditions and aesthetic procedures. Brian K. Reedy M.D. and Raymond D. Jean M.D., of Berks Plastic Surgery, have announced that they are offering in-office Vbeam laser treatments combined with advanced topical creams to minimize scarring and bruising for their clients.

To celebrate the adoption of this new technology Berks Plastic Surgery is offering a discount of 50% off Vbeam treatments to patients who have already begun or will be having surgery treatments on scars. Whether they result from injuries, wounds, or previous surgeries, scars can inhibit the function and beauty of the skin. With the right surgeon and the right equipment, the appearance of a scar can be greatly improved.

Dr. Reedy and Dr. Jean are knowledgeable, skilled surgeons with a history of pleasing results with various procedures. They offer clients from Philadelphia to Reading liposuction, breast reconstruction and other aesthetic procedures to improve body contour and emotional well-being. Their dedication to keeping up with the latest trends and advancements to deliver their patients the best possible care has led them to the use of Vbeam.

This state-of-the-art laser system features patented cooling technology that coats the outer layers of skin with a mist of cryogen. This simple step helps prevent pain, protects the skin, and allows the laser to heat the targeted area with minimal damage. If you suffer from facial spider veins, rosacea, scars, stretch marks or any other skin disorders, you can now be treated quickly and painlessly right in a Philadelphia PA plastic surgery office with the help of a Vbeam laser.

A new standard in cosmetic procedures has been set and the specialists at Berks have responded by staying on the cutting edge of available technology.

For more information about this amazing 50% off deal or the other Philadelphia PA plastic surgery options available to you, visit Dr. Brian K. Reedy?s website at http://www.berksplasticsurgery.com or contact his office at 484-258-3019 or Berks Plastic Surgery, 50 Commerce Drive, Wyomissing, PA 19610.

About Berks Plastic Surgery

Brian K. Reedy, M.D. and Raymond D. Jean M.D. have impressive academic backgrounds and possess experienced surgical skills and knowledge. They improve the appearance and confidence of their patients through a wide variety of aesthetic procedures.They are focused on creating a safe and professional atmosphere to help fulfill the needs of each individual client.

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Vein Specialties Acquires Radiofrequency Varicose Vein Closure Technology

Prescott, Arizona (PRWEB) January 03, 2012

Robin Fleck, M.D., F.A.C.P., founder and medical director of Vein Specialties in Prescott, Arizona, decided to do something about patient discomfort during varicose vein treatments. Dr. Fleck has been listening to her patient?s concerns and decided to search out a technology that is painless, drug-free, and causes no discomfort. The solution she found is Covidien?s Closure-Fast radiofrequency technology. ?It was natural for us to add radiofrequency technology to our practice,? notes Jessica Peters, medical assistant at Vein Specialties. ?We already provide our patient?s with endovenous laser ablation, which is highly effective with minimal discomfort. So, we?re very excited to take the next step to help our clients have the most comfortable and painless experience while in our care.?

Venous reflux disease develops when the valves that keep blood flowing become damaged or diseased, allowing the blood to pool at the bottom of the leg. As a result, vein valves will not close properly, leading to symptoms of varicose and spider veins, leg pain, heaviness, swelling, and fatigue. ?We offer compression hose that can give a patient more immediate relief, but the problem still exists when the hose come off,? notes Dr. Fleck. ?Not seeking treatment can cause serious health problems down the road.? In more severe cases, blood clots in varicose veins have led to strokes and even death. Changes in skin color, texture, and leg ulcers are also a telltale sign of more serious venous insufficiency.

Radiofrequency ablation is a state of the art procedure which uses a controlled radiofrequency energy (heat) powered by a tiny catheter, to close the vein wall. Once the diseased vein is closed, blood is rerouted to healthy veins. The Covidien ClosureFAST procedure is performed on an out-patient basis and takes only 30 minutes. Using ultrasound guidance, the physician positions the ClosureFAST catheter precisely into the damaged vein with local anesthesia administered prior to treatment. The physician slowly removes the catheter until the entire vein is closed. Because the heat is controlled at a lower temperature than the standard endovenous laser ablation (EVLA), there is less vein wall damage which translates to less bruising and post-treatment pain. The vein wall shrinks and the vein becomes sealed in a matter of minutes.

Studies with the new Covidien ClosureFAST technology show patients experience less pain and bruising, fewer complications and realize quality of life improvement up to four times faster than those treated with other technologies. The difference is the consistent and low temperature of the catheter, allowing the safe closure of the vein without damaging the area around it. EVLA uses a higher temperature, but is also considered effective and safe with minimal bruising and discomfort.

Preoperative medications such as Valium and postoperative pain medications are no longer required with this quick, painless procedure. Patients can return to regular activity immediately, and most insurances companies cover the cost of the treatment. ?Vein procedures of the past required an overnight hospital stay,? Dr. Fleck recalls. ?Laser treatments have been a significant tool in our practice, and being at the forefront of this technology gives our patients options and peace of mind.?

An initial consultation is required to determine if venous insufficiency exists. Next, candidates are evaluated with the use of ultrasound to see whether the ClosureFAST procedure or EVLA treatment would be more effective in their specific situation. ?Having both technologies gives our patients optimal outcomes,? notes Jan Gillum, medical assistant at Vein Specialties. ?We can decide which procedure best suits the individual?s needs.? Both procedures differ greatly from vein stripping which requires hospitalization and causes a large degree of pain and discomfort following the procedure. Endovenous laser ablation and radiofrequency ablation make it safer, easier, and more cost effective to treat venous insufficiency due to the speed and accuracy at which these technologies can be delivered. Most patients report a noticeable improvement in their symptoms within 1-2 weeks following the procedure.

With the introduction of this new treatment, Vein Specialties will be able to treat patients who have venous insufficiency in their perforator veins as well. ?This new technology allows us to fix venous insufficiency in veins we couldn?t get to before.? says Jessica Peters. ?We now have a broader spectrum of veins we can treat. From spider veins with our sclerotherapy injections to perforator veins with Radiofrequency, this all translates to more relief for our patients.? Radiofrequency ablation remains the only FDA approved treatment for perforator veins.

Vein Specialties offers free consultations for those experiencing the sometimes debilitating effects of venous insufficiency. Contact Jessica Peters at (928) 778-0808 to make your appointment.

Vein specialist and cosmetic dermatologist Robin Fleck, M.D, is a double-board certified dermatologist and internist, recognized by the American Board of Dermatology and American Board of Internal Medicine. She is founder and Medical Director of Vein Specialties http://www.prescottvein.com/ in Prescott, Arizona, and is a fellow of the American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery , the American Academy of Dermatology, and the American Venous Forum. Dr. Fleck is also the founder of Southwest Skin & Cancer Institute http://www.rejuvadoc.com/ and Body Oasis Laser Aesthetics http://www.bodyoasislaser.com/ in Prescott, Arizona.

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