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june 2014
In This Issue
Botox® - 5 Things To Know
Top 5 Wine Myths Dispelled
Beyond The Brazilian Butt Lift
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Lyle M. Back, M.D.
Summer is really here - and we are here too - to help make it a great one just for you.

Do you have cellulite issues affecting your abdomen, thighs or buttock areas?  Have you heard about our new amazing new non-surgical "Green" laser that diminishes cellulite in about 15 minutes?

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Botox® - 5 Things You Should Know Before A Treatment
Bruising should not be an issue - but it may be. Botox® treatments are done using a very tiny needle with typically little if any swelling or bruising as a side effect. But taking Motrin, Advil, Alleve, ibuprofen or aspirin beforehand - even 6 or 7 days beforehand - will increase your chances for having significant swelling or bruising! It's hard to remember to avoid having these in your system, especially so many days before your scheduled treatment.  Read more...
Top 5 Wine Myths Dispelled

Americans love their wine - we consumed more wine than the French in 2010 - but we might not have our "facts" too straight about the libation's health benefits and risks.  HellaWella recently spotlighted the top 5 health-related wine myths so you can politely correct that pretentious wine connoisseur at your next party.  Read more... 

Beyond The Brazilian Butt Lift: How Fat Became A Very Creative Tool

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) recently announced that buttock augmentation is up 16% over last year. Butt wait, there's more: The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) has stats indicating the growth was more like 44%! Whichever group is right, one thing is clear: We, as a people, would like our rears rounded. The Brazilian Butt Lift has never been more popular. Read more...  



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