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New Eyelift Center Web Site

Have you seen the new website for EyeLiftCenter.com? It's a comprehensive resource for people interested in cosmetic eyelid surgery.  The site has been reorganized for ease of use, with special sections on Frequently Asked Questions, upper and lower eyelid solutions, and videos with an example of a real patient experience with Dr. Kotlus.  The before and after gallery demonstrates the results that can be acheived after blepharoplasty.  You can see for yourself at www.eyeliftcenter.com !

 

Boost Your Beauty app featured on NBC news

View more videos at: http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com.

Posted on Monday, July 18, 2011 at 01:46PM by Registered CommenterAllure in , , , , , , | Comments Off

New laser treatment for axillary hyperhidrosis

Excess armpit sweating (axillary hyperhidrosis) is a condition that can interfere with daily living and social interactions.  In the past, treatments have included invasive thoracic surgery or painful Botox injections.  There is a new treatment that uses a laser to heat the sweat glands found inside the skin.  This laser treatment can provide relief for many who suffer from this condition. 

A recent description of the laser armpit sweating treatment was published by Dr. Brett Kotlus in the Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy, linked here. The treatment is done under local anesthesia and takes approximately 30 minutes. 

The tear trough

In this month's Plastic Surgery Practice Magazine, Dr. Kotlus defines the "tear trough", a groove under the eyes that appears as a dark circle.  He approaches the tear trough with a combination of therapies, laser resurfacing (seen above), injectable fillers, and possible eyelid lifting surgery. Because everyone has different anatomy, a customized treatment plan is needed in most cases. 

Fillers for the tear trough are most commonly composed of hyaluronic acid, a soft gel.  When used under the eyelid, the results can last longer than a year. There may be limited swelling or bruising after the procedure, but downtime is often minimal. 

Laser resurfacing can have downtime lasting for days, but the outstanding improvement in fine lines and skin texture are often worth the recovery investment. 

Posted on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 09:38AM by Registered CommenterAllure in , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off

Boost Your Beauty Seminar with Dr. Kotlus

Did you miss the groundbreaking seminar on the top 3 cosmetic fixes from the book Boost Your Beauty by Dr. Brett Kotlus?  You can now watch the entire talk in the comfort of your own home via the web re-broadcast:

 

Dr. Kotlus explained the most current treatments for 1) wrinkles  2) excess fat  3) looking tired.