Cosmetic

Chemical Peels Chemical peels are an extremely common treatment for acne, age spots, fine lines, melasma, and wrinkles. With so many peels available one is easily confused about them. While there is nothing sexy about peels, no fancy lights or lasers, the right peel for the right person often is the most cost effective way…

Xeomin™, the newest botulism toxin to the U.S. market, has arrived with, well, less than a bang. In 2012, marketing issues prevented the formal “marketing” launch of this new neurotoxin to the U.S. This product is a direct competitor with Dysport® and Botox® Cosmetic. Initial studies have shown that it may take less time to…

What is Dysport® ? Dysport® is a toxin (toxic substance) which is naturally produced by the bacteria called Clostridium botulinum. Interestingly, it is currently believed to be the most toxic poison known to man, although the use of such tiny amounts has been used safely in man for over thirty years. This bacteria produces several…

Botox was the first neurotoxin used for cosmetic purposes in the United States. It is commonly used on the face to reduce forehead furrows, frown lines, crow’s feet, and upper lip lines. It can be used to minimize bands on the neck, pick up the corners of the mouth, and reduce a “gummy” smile.

Age Spots Age spots, called solar lentigo or solar lentigines, are a common cosmetic problem for many patients. These spots appear in middle age or later and can be few or numerous. Typically, light brown flat spots appear on sun-exposed skin. Although these spots are harmless, many patients seek treatment for cosmetic purposes. These spots…

Cosmetic Procedures After completing a ACGME-accredited Residency in Dermatology where he received extensive training in minor cosmetic procedures, Dr. Bader complete a fellowship in Mohs’ and Dermatologic Plastic Surgery accredited by the American Society for Mohs’ Surgery and the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. It is recommended that all patients have a one-on-one consultation with…