In this Summer issue, Paul Nassif, MD, gives his advice on how to create a successful skin care brand, Joe Niamtu, III, DMD, shares how to safeguard the practice from scams when donating to charitable organizations, and Gary Linkov, MD, shares his protocol for facial hair transplants.
Combining microwave and microablative CO2 laser treatment is both safe and effective for treating postpartum abdominal laxity.
Mark Mandell-Brown, MD, details his treatment protocol for addressing female to male breast reduction surgically and through minimally invasive procedures.
Facial hair grafting is becoming an increasingly popular procedure with methods such as follicular unit extraction (FUE) and follicular unit transplantation (FUT) to improve the hair appearance of beards and eyebrows.
Expert physicians highlight the rise in minimally invasive procedures using the MyEllevate light-guided suture technology for neck and facial rejuvenation.
Creating a skin care line involves dedication, product testing, clinical trials, marketing, sales, and yes, a lot of money.
Donating to charitable organizations is a great way to give back to the community. However, physicians and practices need to create concrete safeguards to protect against being scammed, says Joe Niamtu III, DMD, who knows the hurt of this very real situation.
Experts evaluate the efficacy, safety of regenerative skin care products.
