Sarasota Facial Aesthetics Offers Forever Young Bbl For Improved Appearances

With the availability of Forever Young BBL, patients can experience a more youthful appearance after visiting Sarasota Facial Aesthetics.

2013-06-16

SARASOTA, FL, June 16, 2013 (Press-News.org) Today, the marvels of medical aesthetics continue to help patients look and feel younger than their chronological age. At Sarasota Facial Aesthetics, offering Sarasota skin tightening, Vicky Johnson, Lina Kajetaite and Sandy Brooks are excited to announce the availability of Forever Young BBL. With Forever Young BBL, patients can experience a renewed appearance.

Forever Young, Sarasota Sciton BBL/IPL, is the latest cutting edge technology from Sciton, which is the company that has come up with ways to make everyone feel and look more beautiful-Forever Young BBL technology or IPL (intense pulse light). It is the new gold standard for the treatment of hyperpigmentation, sun-damage, rosacea, vascular lesions, active acne, and even collagen rejuvenation for improved skin texture and tone. You may notice positive changes even after your very first session.

"It is important that our patients experience the best versions of themselves as possible. With Forever Young BBL, we can help our patients improve the appearance of their face and skin so that they can feel younger now and forever. I encourage all of my patients to visit our office for more information on this innovative procedure and to learn how they can experience a younger looking appearance," said Vicky Johnson of Sarasota Facial Aesthetics, which offers an array of treatments and services, including skin tightening in Sarasota.

The Forever Young BBL procedure is gentle, non-invasive and safe, with no need for topical anesthetic. However, patients may choose to use a topical anesthetic on sensitive areas. The number of treatments needed may vary from patient to patient, but the staff at Sarasota Facial Aesthetics will personalize each patient's treatment plan based on the level of improvement desired. Patients may even combine their treatment with other popular aesthetic procedures to further personalize their treatment, including laser hair removal in Sarasota.

Patients are encouraged to contact Sarasota Facial Aesthetics for more information on Forever Young BBL and to find out how this procedure can help them look younger now and forever. For more information on this procedure and others, such as Sarasota laser hair removal, patients can always visit the practice's website at http://www.sarasotafacialaesthetics.com/ or by calling (941) 955-8384.

About Sarasota Facial Aesthetics: Sarasota Facial Aesthetics is comprised of a team of highly skilled, experienced professionals, dedicated to providing patients with an honest, healthy, realistic approach to revitalizing unwanted facial and skin conditions. Vicky Johnson, Lina Kajetaite and Sandy Brooks work closely together to coordinate an effective facial and skin care treatment program to exceed patient expectations. Vicky Johnson is an Advanced Registered Nurse Practioner, with over 35 years of experience in the medical profession. Throughout her career, she has excelled in every specialty, dedicating herself to obtaining the most advanced, comprehensive training and certification available.

Media Contact:
Vicky Johnson, CRNA, ARNP
contactus@sarasotafacialaesthetics.com
1445 South Osprey Ave. Suite 2
Sarasota, FL 34239
(941) 955-8384
http://www.sarasotafacialaesthetics.com

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