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A facelift is the most comprehensive approach to treating facial wrinkles and sagging caused by aging. The surgery varies in range from minimally invasive 'lunchtime lifts' to more extensive, sophisticated surgery. A facelift removes excess skin, tightens underlying tissues and muscle and redrapes skin on the face and neck. It can correct midface sagging, marionette lines, jowls and a double chin, maintaining its reputation as the 'gold standard' for facial rejuvenation...
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Surgical methods become important in cases where medical therapy fails to cause repigmentation or in cases of segmental vitiligo where the response to surgery is excellent. The basic principle of surgical treatment is autologous grafting of viable melanocytes from pigmented donor skin to recipient vitiliginous areas...
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Small nevi can be removed by simple surgical excision. The nevus is cut out, and the adjacent skin stitched together leaving a small scar. Removal of a large congenital nevus, however, requires replacement of the affected skin...
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Skin tightening treatment also encourages the growth of new collagen in the treated areas and promotes the absorption of more collagen from surrounding, untreated areas. With the regeneration of natural collagen, laser skin tightening patients immediately begin to notice smoother, softer skin and a more youthful appearance. The effects continue to improve over the next few months following laser skin tightening treatment, as the skin's natural stores of collagen are gradually replenished...
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Hair transplantation involves removing small pieces of hair-bearing scalp grafts from a donor site and relocating them to a bald or thinning area. Hair Transplant is a simple, surgical procedure, done under local anesthesia. Hair transplant is performed using the Follicular Unit Extraction or FUE Technique. An average hair transplant procedure lasts between five and six hours. Our team of experts can transplant up to 4000 grafts in a single procedure...
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Cryotherapy, also known as cryosurgery, is a commonly used in-office procedure for the treatment of a variety of benign and malignant lesions. In one report, cryotherapy was the second most common in-office procedure after skin excision. The mechanism of destruction in cryotherapy is necrosis, which results from the freezing and thawing of cells...
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The basic difference between mole, Lentiges and Freckles is that live on the skin, while moles have a "root" which needs to be removed as well. During the procedure of mole, Lentiges and Freckles Removal the pulsed light or laser beam is selectively absorbed by the pigment or vessels of the lesions, which is then destroyed or shed away. It reaches only the outermost layers of the skin, so scarring is not an issue...
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