Showing posts with label reloxin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reloxin. Show all posts

June 16, 2009

Dr. Hamori Speaks on Latest Cosmetic Trends

As you may know, Dr. Hamori is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and surgical procedures and cosmetic treatments, and is active not only attending professional conferences but also speaking and presenting to her peers on the latest cosmetic treatments and trends. For instance, at the ASAPS Annual Convention in Las Vegas last month, Dr. Hamori spoke on the "Hot Topics" panel and was interviewed on the Plastic Surgery Channel regarding the trend in Labiaplasty, also now being called Cosmetic GYN.


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Enter Dysport: Here Come the Botox Competitors
Next month, Dr. Hamori will speak about Dysport, from Medicis (an up and coming Botox competitor) and its family of injectables (Restylane/Perlane) with other physicians during the American Association of Dermatologists meeting in Boston. Dr. Hamori expects to have the new product in the office to inject very soon.

Here is a link to yesterday's news release on Dysport (formerly known as Reloxin) becoming available in the U.S.: Medicis Begins Shipping Dysport(TM) for Glabellar Lines.

And here is the WebMD report on Dysport's FDA approval.
Stay tuned for more news on Dysport.

February 04, 2009

Reloxin May Oust Botox in the Battle to Smooth Wrinkles

Allergan has been frustrating physicians for years annually raising the price of it proprietary wrinkle smoother Botox. Help may be around the corner. Medicis, the company behind Restylane and Perlane, is about to release Reloxin the next generation of Botulinum Toxin A for smoothing facial lines. The product is thought to act more quickly (1-2 days) instead of the 10-14 days required with Botox. Additionally it will last longer than Botox and have a lower price point. In rough economic times I welcome a break that I can extend to my patients.

See story about Reloxin on MSNBC here...

In other news: Latisse is now available to lengthen eyelashes. Allergan requires a visit to the doctor's office first as patients with narrow angle glaucoma should not use this product. I like Revitalash a product currently available in my office to enhance eyelash texture and length. My lashes have always been sparse and light colored....after using Revitalash for a month they are thick and long. I no longer need mascara!!!