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Imagine.... A More Beautiful You! Today it is possible to reverse the visible signs of aging, enhance your beauty in ways never before possible. We offer a variety of surgical, non-surgical and therapeutic treatments performed by double Board-Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon Alexander Ovchinsky, M.D. and his team.
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UV light exposure causes premature aging of the skin. We can reverse the effects of sun damage with Chemical and Enzyme Peels
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Beauty is no longer just for women, we are have a lot of men who want to look and feel their best, want great skin and a youthful look. Men are inquiring about Botox®, Restylane® and other injectables, facelifts and other proceedures. Call us today for a private consultation.
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Ear Lobe Surgery
Earlobe appearance is a very important feature for women who like to wear earrings. Unfortunately, sometimes earlobes can be torn by accident or appear large and unsightly. The impact of the earlobe problem can range from a simple annoyance and discomfort while wearing earrings to damage to a woman's self-esteem and personal image.
The good news is that you don't have to live with this problem as it can be quickly corrected by in-office procedure performed under local anesthesia with a minimal discomfort.
There are several methods of earlobe repair. For torn earlobes, the skin lining the tear is removed and two parts of the earlobe are brought together with very fine sutures. In cases of large earlobes, a portion of the earlobe is excised in a special way to avoid visible scars and earlobe distortion.
No dressings are required besides some antibiotic ointment. The sutures are usually removed five to six days after the procedure.
A new piercing can be made a few months after the surgery. It is generally advisable to avoid placing a new piercing in the line of prior tear. Usually it's best to avoid using heavy jewelry until the full strength of the ear lobe is restored (six months or later).
