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Science 2010-09-26 1 min read

BodyLase Skin Spa President Releases Podcast On Botox Cosmetic

Local MedSpa Discusses Therapeutic, Muscle-Relaxing Treatment
Published 2010-09-26 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers

RALEIGH, NC, September 26, 2010

BodyLase Skin Spa (www.getbodylase.com) has announced the release of a podcast discussing Botox Cosmetic. In the podcast, Karen Albright, president of the medspa, describes the safe, therapeutic, muscle-relaxing treatment that is administered by BodyLase's specially trained medical staff.

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"Botox Cosmetic is the single most popular non-invasive, anti-wrinkle treatment on the market today. It is extremely safe, takes about ten minutes and provides truly remarkable results," said Albright. "This podcast explains how this procedure relaxes the muscle, resulting in smooth, wrinkle-free skin."

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The podcast is available for download at http://bit.ly/5Q3RPS.

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ABOUT BODYLASE SKIN SPA:
BodyLase Skin Spa is a medically oriented skin spa offering the latest innovations in laser hair removal, skin rejuvenation and anti-aging treatments. Board-certified surgeon and medical physician Daniel Albright, M.D., and his wife Karen Albright opened the spas in 2002. Nurse practitioners, registered nurses and aestheticians provide treatments at two Triangle BodyLase Skin Spa locations in North Raleigh and Cary. Both locations are medically directed by plastic surgeon Karl W. Schwarz, M.D. BodyLase offers a variety of skin and body treatments ranging from spa services to skin rejuvenation in a comfortable, customer-oriented environment utilizing the latest technology for service and treatments. For more information, visit http://www.getbodylase.com.

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