IPL stands for ‘intense pulsed light’. IPL heats the epidermis, collagen, and blood vessels below the surface. The hemoglobin found in the blood and the vessels absorbs these pulses of light and heat up rapidly, resulting in the destruction of the vessels and capillaries. Over a period of several weeks

Tear trough or lower periorbital injections can completely refresh the look of the eyes. We use them to camouflage hereditary fat pads, lighten the look of dark circles under the eye and smooth the transition between eyes and cheeks. Below are before and after pictures from our practice. Make sure

Intense Pulse Light (IPL) used for treating the symptom of redness in a patient with Rosacea.

1 ml of Restylane lip filler placed in a columnar fashion on upper and lower lip

The chemical peel most commonly used in our practice is the ViPeel.   We prefer this peel due to its proven safety in all skin types.  As shown, this peel can safely remove pigment in darker skin types, without causing worsening pigmentation.

IPL is used to remove pigment (brown) caused by sun damage or other trauma to the skin that causes the collection of melanocytes to that area.  IPL can also be used to reduce redness caused by broken superficial capillaries.  In this instance, pigment was targeted.  Often when the brown pigment

Injectable filler can be used to camouflage genetic fat pads under the eyes