Wow. Specials in Dr. Hamori's
Duxbury Skin Spa for February are abundant. Here they are:
(All Specials Expire February 28, 2010 unless otherwise noted.)
Skin Spa Specials:$99
Microdermabrasion Special (savings of $51)
$350
Obagi Starter Set Special - does not include cost of tretinoin (savings of $53)
$350 Enhanced Skin Rejuvenation Special - featuring our new GEMINI Laser - Regularly $500; Ideal for rosacea, facial capillaries and brown spots.
Web Coupons (mention when booking your appointment):
$200 off - Package of 6
Photorejuvenation (IPL) Series
20% off -
Glycolic Acid Peel (savings between $13 - $15)
10% off - Package of 3
Vitalize Peels or Rejuvenize Peels (savings between $37.50 -$52.50)
25% - 50% 0ff -
Laser Hair Reduction - receive 25% off a single treated area or, purchase one area at full price and receive second area of equal or lesser value at 50% off
10% off
Thermage™ Treatment of your choice
Injectable Specials:Dysport™ - For a limited time receive $100 off your Dysport treatment. Dysport is the newest FDA-approved neurotoxin available to reduce the appearance of frown lines between the eyebrows.
Restylane or Perlane - Save up to $300 during this limited-time offer from Medicis Aesthetics. Just schedule an appointment to receive treatment with Restylane or Perlane between February 1, 2010, and March 31, 2010. Then mail your redemption submission postmarked no later than April 5, 2010. You will receive a gift of $50 for each milliliter (mL) of Restylane or Perlane used in your treatment, up to a maximum of 6 mL per visit!
For more information, or to book an appointment, call the Skin Spa at 781-934-2200. Mention the web discount when you book.
We thought you would like to know that SlimLipo™ from Palomar, the "kinder, gentler" laser-assisted liposuction procedure, is now being marketed as LifeSculpt.™ Just so there is no confusion, we wanted you to know about the name change. It's still the same procedure using Palomar's SlimLipo laser-assisted lipolysis, only now that name applies just to the laser machine. The procedure is now being marketed as LifeSculpt, and Palomor has launched an informative web site (see LifeSculpt.com) that you can peruse to learn more about the surgery and what to expect. So, when you see the new ad campaign (see below) for LifeSculpt, you'll know it's the same SlimLipo procedure that Dr. Hamori has been offering for over a year here in her Duxbury plastic surgery practice.
No matter what you call it, Lifesculpt can be used to target these trouble spots:
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