Blepharoplasty Q&A with Dr. Ronald Moy
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Blepharoplasty is cosmetic eyelid surgery to improve the appearance of the upper and lower eyelids by removing excess skin and fat. The eyes are often the first thing people notice, and both aging and genetics affect how your eyelids look. When your upper eyelids sag and cover your lashes, or when excess skin bulges beneath…
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Our Newest Device – A faster way to tighten skin!
Moy, Fincher, Chipps Facial Plastics and Dermatology is the leading cosmetic dermatology practice in Beverly Hills. As such, we’re constantly acquiring new devices and technology that provide better results for our patients. Our newest device is IntraGen RF an innovative, no-pain skin tightening technology. What is IntraGen RF? Intragen RF uses radiofrequency heat energy to…
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Bacteria: Not all bad
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The word bacteria never conjures a warm fuzzy feeling. Indeed, bacteria is responsible for soured milk, strep throat and even deadly internal infections. But, when it comes to our skin, research has shown that bacteria plays an increasingly important role in protection. Normally, there are millions of micro-organisms growing on the skin, and just the…
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Q&A interviews with our leading dermatologists
Our team of board certified and fellowship trained dermatologists focus on providing the best dermatology care to our patients in Beverly Hills, Encino and Torrance. As a result most of the content and information on our website is focused on skincare conditions, treatment options and innovations. Little time is spent getting to know our exceptional…
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Your Skin Cancer IQ
Who doesn’t love our sun, surf and sand? Southern California wouldn’t be what it is without its perfect climate. But, too much sun exposure can increase our risk for skin cancer. Skin cancer is now the most common type of cancer, more common than all other cancers combined. At least 1 in 5 people will…
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Mohs surgery and Skin Cancer Q&A with Dr. Jennifer Herrmann
Mohs micrographic surgery is a highly precise method for removing skin cancer. It was named after Dr. Frederic Mohs in the 1930s and has been modernized over time. Mohs Skin Cancer surgery offers three unbeatable benefits: the highest cure rates, significantly minimized scarring, and quicker recovery. Through direct microscopic examination and specialized marking techniques, the…
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Brotox? Yep, Botox and other popular procedures for your Beau
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Brotox? Man-aissance? Although once entirely dominated by females, the cosmetic market for men is growing exponentially. With the explosion of less invasive procedures and the decreasing stigmatization associated with male rejuvenation, many more men are having cosmetic treatments done and loving them. In general, male patients tend to have two major motivations for pursuing cosmetic…
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Skin and Skincare by Decade
All Articles,Blepharoplasty,Cosmetic Surgery,Fractionated CO2
We know skin changes as you age. How you care for your skin should change as well. What worked in one decade may not address your needs in the next, and how well you take care of your skin when younger will determine what interventions will be most appropriate when you’re older. A combination of…
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Got Melasma? Piqo4, a new laser for unwanted brown spots
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Even before laugh lines or deepening forehead furrows, dark spots are often the first sign that we’re not getting any younger. But unlike blemishes, brown discolorations don’t fade away on their own and can be particularly stubborn, if Melasma is their cause. Melasma is an inflammatory skin condition that causes brown-gray blotches on the forehead,…
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Scarless Surgery: How close can we get?
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A scar marks the final stage of a coordinated healing process after your skin suffers a wound. It’s an amazing, but imperfect operation that creates a replacement that never quite measures up in strength or color to its original counterpart. When your body recognizes injury, it initiates healing through a complex cascade of signals. Inflammation,…
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