PRESS-NEWS.org - Press Release Distribution
PRESS RELEASES DISTRIBUTION

Injectable Treatments Work Together to Create Non-Surgical Facelift

Dr. Susan M. Stuart, a leading dermatologist in San Diego, explains how BOTOX Cosmetic and Restylane can reduce signs of facial aging for members of the in-between generation who aren't ready for a traditional facelift.

Injectable Treatments Work Together to Create Non-Surgical Facelift
2013-01-05
LA JOLLA, CA, January 05, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Susan M. Stuart, a board-certified dermatologist in San Diego, says non-surgical treatments such as BOTOX Cosmetic and Restylane can help postpone surgical procedures such as a facelift.

By eliminating wrinkles and other signs of aging, these treatments allow 30- and 40-somethings to avoid the realities of surgery until they truly need it. While a facelift is an appropriate method for reversing more pronounced signs of aging, Dr. Stuart says, minimally invasive facial rejuvenation treatments will often meet the needs of younger patients.

"For the right candidate, a facelift can be extremely effective for eliminating jowls and repositioning sagging facial tissue," Dr. Stuart says, "but not everyone is ready for a surgical procedure. Many patients who are concerned about wrinkles and volume loss can benefit from BOTOX and injectable dermal fillers."

Dr. Stuart recommends BOTOX Cosmetic for her San Diego area patients who have begun to notice wrinkles, crow's feet and laugh lines.

"BOTOX temporarily relaxes the muscles whose contractions cause wrinkles," she says. "The results can last for months, and patients can go right back to their normal schedules after each office visit."

Dr. Stuart says injectable fillers such as Restylane and Captique work against facial aging by adding volume and fullness to the tissues that support the skin.

"These fillers replenish facial volume that has diminished as a result of gravity, environmental factors and normal aging," she says. "By bolstering underlying support structures, these hyaluronic acid-based fillers work well for facial lines as well as sunken cheeks. And, studies have shown that Restylane also stimulates collagen production, which leads to younger-looking skin."

BOTOX and dermal fillers can achieve impressive results when used in conjunction with each other, Dr. Stuart says.

"These treatments can work together to create a dramatic overall effect," she says. "Results are immediate, and repeat sessions can improve and even prolong the results. A facelift can do wonders for reversing the signs of aging at a certain point in life, but these minimally invasive treatments can alleviate minor issues. And, of course, these non-surgical treatments can also serve as valuable complements to a surgical facelift procedure when that time comes."

Dr. Stuart is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society for Laser in Medicine and Surgery. In addition to injectable treatments, she offers laser skin resurfacing, microdermabrasion and laser hair removal in San Diego.

Dr. Susan M. Stuart is a board-certified dermatologist offering laser skin care, skin cancer therapies, laser hair removal and other skin rejuvenating procedures alongside her husband and practice partner, triple-board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Richard Chaffoo. After receiving her M.D. from Tulane University School of Medicine, Dr. Stuart completed a competitive internship at Mercy Hospital Center in San Diego, followed by a residency and fellowship in dermatology. Dr. Stuart, a highly respected faculty member at UCSD Medical Center, has held numerous prestigious professional appointments and has been selected as one of America's Top Physicians in dermatology.

Website: www.lajollaskin.com

[Attachments] See images for this press release:
Injectable Treatments Work Together to Create Non-Surgical Facelift

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Bowie Dentist Uses Invisalign to Straighten His Patients' Teeth

2013-01-05
Dr. Siamak Aalemansour, Bowie dentist, is happy to be providing Invisalign as an option for his patients that are looking to straighten their teeth. Invisalign offers a variety of advantages over traditional braces. "I am very glad that our practice is able to provide Invisalign service to our patients. Invisalign is an easy and effective way for our patients to straighten their teeth without many of the negative aspects of traditional braces. I hope that many of our patients will consider Invisalign treatment to correct their misaligned teeth in the future," ...

Naples Cosmetic Dentist Makes Online Appointment Scheduling Simple

2013-01-05
Dr. Jeffrey Skupny, dentist in Naples, is excited to be featuring an easy to use online appointment request form on his practice's comprehensive dental website. By using this feature, patients are now able to request an appointment at Dr. Skupny's office without having to pick up the phone. "I am very glad that our practice is able to make it easy for our patients to request appointments online. We are always looking for ways to make our practice more patient-friendly and this is a great example of that. I hope that many of our patients will take advantage of this ...

TJA Helps Santa Claus With Some Early Christmas Wishes

TJA Helps Santa Claus With Some Early Christmas Wishes
2013-01-05
TJA ended 2012 with a new holiday tradition, making a family Christmas wish list a reality. With the recent rise in generosity inspired by the original Secret Santa, an un-named woman in Michigan who paid off a family's lay away plan at Kmart, TJA wanted to find away to give back to their hometown. The week before Christmas a TJA pilot visited an Austin based Walmart and brought Christmas early to families. TJA chose eighty two families on Santa's list and paid off their lay away balances. The total pay off was just under $10,400. "Our company is based on helping ...

BA Bag Drop Takes Just 24 Seconds at London City Airport

2013-01-05
London City Airport [LCY] and British Airways are expanding self-bag-tagging facilities for passengers checking in via self-service kiosks, following a successful trial last year. Passengers departing from LCY can use kiosks situated in the main concourse area to print their own baggage tags, affix them to their luggage and take it to a dedicated bag drop podium. The tag is then scanned and the weight of the bag checked - a process which the trial has shown to take an average of 24 seconds. The service has been extended to two bag drop podiums, with a view to opening ...

Gaining Customer Satisfaction Essential to Jim Rando

2013-01-05
Jim Rando is a California state licensed contractor who works in the heating and cooling business. His direct employer is a family-owned business that was established in the California Bay Area back in 1957. With a presence that spans over half a century, Jim Rando understands the continued growth of his company depends on the continued quality that helped his company grow since its establishment. Jim Rando is proud to work for a family-owned company. Small family-owned businesses are what make up the backbone of America. While his company started off small, it did not ...

Grandmaster Dr. Tae Yun Kim Announces New Jung SuWon Location

2013-01-05
For many years, Grandmaster Dr. Tae Yun Kim has provided lessons in the martial arts to her students in California. She's proud to announce that her school, the Jung SuWon Martial Art Academy, has moved to a new address: 40480 Albrae St. in Fremont. This new location will allow Grandmaster Dr. Tae Yun Kim to reach even more students, as it's significantly larger than the previous location. "Our class sizes have increased dramatically in recent years, and I wanted to make sure that each student had the necessary room to run, hit, kick and practice. Crowded classes ...

Study Links Nurse Burnout to Increased Risk of Infection

2013-01-05
Heavy patient loads and burnout have long been an unfortunate reality for nurses at hospitals nationwide. However, a new study from the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing concluded that these problems can affect patient health by causing an increased risk of infection. The study surveyed 7,000 registered nurses working in 161 hospitals in Pennsylvania. The nurses were asked questions designed to track factors such as emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and whether he or she felt a sense of personal accomplishment from the work. The study found that almost ...

Transportation Accidents Leading Cause of Illinois Workplace Fatalities

2013-01-05
Television dramas often portray the lives of those who work in dangerous jobs. The recent series "Chicago Fire" follows firefighters as they risk their lives to save others and limit property damage. Several years ago, the series "Chicago Code" was all about crime fighting and the dangers associated with law enforcement. While firefighting and law enforcement are dangerous professions, they are by no means the most dangerous jobs in Chicago. Less glamorous jobs are often where accidents occur and lives are lost. For example, a worker cleaning a ...

Data Shows New York DWI Drivers are Circumventing IID Requirements

2013-01-05
Under New York's 2009 "Leandra's Law," every person convicted of driving while intoxicated in New York, or DWI, is required to install an Ignition Interlocking Device (IID) on his or her car. However, the data shows that only three of every 10 people (23,000 people statewide) ordered to install the device have actually done so. While many have chosen simply to forgo driving, several DWI offenders have scoffed at court orders and continue to get behind the wheel of a car. What is an IID? An IID is a device that attaches to a vehicle's ignition system ...

How to Safeguard Your Company's Trade Secrets

2013-01-05
Intellectual property might be in the form of trade secrets. This includes include any method, formula or information that creates a competitive benefit. Under the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, the law protects a trade secret only to the extent that the owner has made "efforts that are reasonable under the circumstances to maintain its secrecy." For this reason, it is imperative to demonstrate that your company recognized your specific formula, method or information as a trade secret. As a trade secret owner, you do not want to make the mistake of waiting until ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Processed fats found in margarines unlikely to affect heart health

Scientists discover how leukemia cells evade treatment

Sandra Shi MD, MPH, named 2025 STAT Wunderkind

Treating liver disease with microscopic nanoparticles

Chemicals might be hitching a ride on nanoplastics to enter your skin

Pregnant patients with preexisting high cholesterol may have elevated CV risk

UC stroke experts discuss current and future use of AI tools in research and treatment

The Southern Ocean’s low-salinity water locked away CO2 for decades, but...

OHSU researchers develop functional eggs from human skin cells

Most users cannot identify AI bias, even in training data

Hurricane outages: Analysis details the where, and who, of increased future power cuts

Craters on surface of melanoma cells found to serve as sites for tumor killing

Research Spotlight: Mapping overlooked challenges in stroke recovery

Geographic and temporal patterns of screening for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer in the US

Cannabis laws and opioid use among commercially insured patients with cancer diagnoses

Research Spotlight: Surprising gene mutation in brain’s immune cells linked to increased Alzheimer’s risk

Missing molecule may explain Down syndrome

Donor diabetes and 1-year Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty success rate

Endothelial cell loss 1 year after successful DMEK in the diabetes endothelial keratoplasty study

Overactive Runx1 gene triggers early disc degeneration linked to aging

NYU Langone Health chair of ophthalmology, Dr. Kathryn Colby, honored with Castroviejo Medal at AAO 2025

Chemotherapy combination boosts overall survival in patients with EGFR-mutant non-small cell lung cancer

FAU’s Queen Conch Lab receives prestigious international award

Post-traumatic vasospasm: An overlooked threat after brain injury

Scientists smash record in stacking semiconductor transistors for large-area electronics

Large language models prioritize helpfulness over accuracy in medical contexts

In a surprising discovery, scientists find tiny loops in the genomes of dividing cells

Printing technique could vastly improve the environmental impact of digital displays

‘Skinny fat’ linked to silent artery damage, McMaster study reveals

Sulfated yeast rises to the challenge facing rare earth metals

[Press-News.org] Injectable Treatments Work Together to Create Non-Surgical Facelift
Dr. Susan M. Stuart, a leading dermatologist in San Diego, explains how BOTOX Cosmetic and Restylane can reduce signs of facial aging for members of the in-between generation who aren't ready for a traditional facelift.