South Shore Skin Center and Spa to Hold Expo in Plymouth on March 21, from 6 to 8 pm.

South Shore Skin Center and Spa, one of the most progressive dermatology practices in Massachusetts,

2012-03-01

COHASSET, MA, March 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) is holding an Expo on March 21, 2012 from 6 to 8 pm. at their Spa, located at One Scobee Circle, Unit 3 in Plymouth.

South Shore Skin Center and Spa's Expo will feature Information on skin rejuvenating treatments, aesthetic treatments, age management treatments, therapeutic massage, professional skin care and the Refer-A-Friend program.

In additional to showcasing their services and products, South Shore Skin Center and Spa will also introduce Clear + Brilliant (by Solta Medical), a new approach to laser skin enhancement that takes skin care to a new level by helping to prevent the unwanted signs of aging.

There will be light refreshments, raffles and special offers for attendees.

"We're very excited to unveil Clear + Brilliant laser skin enhancement at our Expo. Our practice's Spa offers the most comprehensive cosmetic and anti-aging treatments in the area. The Expo will be a showcase of our treatments and professional skin care products," noted Richard F. Eisen, M.D., Board Certified Dermatologist and Director of South Shore Skin Center and Spa.

Registration for the Expo is required. Register at South Shore Skin Center and Spa's website http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=ayrtvmcab&oeidk=a07e5mqyu1o47039179
or call 508-503-8513.

At the Forefront of Skin Care
South Shore Skin Center and Spa offers cosmetic dermatology treatments for wrinkles, age spots, acne scarring, birthmarks, hair removal, tattoos and more using Fraxel re:store DUAL and Fraxel re:pair lasers, ePrime, Candela VBeam, Gentlelase, Gentle YAG and Alex lasers. The practice also offers therapeutic massage, VISIA Complexion Analysis and a full range of affordable anti-aging services including Botox, Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm and other wrinkle fillers; volumizers such as Radiesse and Sculptra; Thermage; microdermabrasion; medical grade facials, micropeels and chemical peels.

The Spa's product lines include Clarisonic PRO Sonic Skin Cleansing System, VivitÃ , SkinMedica, SkinCeuticals, Jane Iredale-The Skin Care Makeup and Latisse.

For questions about the Expo, visit http://www.southshoreskincenter.com or contact (508) 747-0711.

About South Shore Skin Center and Spa
South Shore Skin Center and Spa is one of Massachusetts' most progressive dermatology practices offering a wide range of medical, surgical and cosmetic services. South Shore Skin Center and Spa is a 2011 Best of South Shore Living Winner.

Founded in 1984, South Shore Skin Center and Spa is a unique team of physicians, physician assistants, nurses, medical assistants, surgical assistants and licensed aestheticians who are all specialists in dermatology and share a passion for excellence and a commitment to providing the highest level of care to both children and adults in the greater Boston area.
South Shore Skin Center and Spa's medical dermatology office and Spa is located in Unit 3, and their Mohs Surgical Unit for skin cancer in the lower level of the Scobee Medical Building, One Scobee Circle in Plymouth, Mass. (508) 747-0711 and at 223 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, Suite 202, in Cohasset, Mass. (781) 383-3340. For more information, visit the website at http://www.southshoreskincenter.com.

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