AllPhases Dermatology, LLC

BOTOX® Cosmetic is a prescription drug that, when injected, temporarily paralyzes muscles. It contains a purified and safe form of botulinum toxin A, which is produced by the microbe that causes botulism. Manufactured by Allergan, Inc., it is used to treat permanent furrows and deep wrinkles in the skin that are formed by the continual contraction of facial muscles. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. BOTOX® Cosmetic is used to treat the following: Forehead furrows Frown lines Crow's feet Skin bands on the neck

Glycolic acid, salicylic acid and combination acid peels, such as the Vitalize Peel, are used to treat actinic keratoses (precancerous lesions), uneven discoloration, sun damaged or aging skin. These chemicals disrupt the "glue" that holds skin cells together and allow the outermost layers of the skin to be shed gradually, revealing younger, healthier and smoother skin. Since these peels require little "downtime" they are appropriately labeled "lunchtime" peels. The key is that they allow you to return to work without taking any time off. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. The strength of each peel is tailored to the patient. Peels can be combined with other procedures, such as facelifts, for additional improvement to skin.

A totally non-surgical procedure, RF microneedling uses both radiofrequency and micro-needling for skin remodeling. No downtime is necessary and it is safe on any skin type! RF microneedling targets subdermal layers of skin and tissue to both remodel and stimulate collagen production with no downtime and a light sunburn feeling for an hour or two. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Various skin concerns can be addressed with RF microneedling treatments, including: Reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles Improving the appearance of sagging skin by firming and tightening it Ensuring smooth skin Ensuring that pores do not appear large Relieving acne scarring and hyperpigmentation Reducing the appearance of stretch marks Removing a small amount of fat just beneath the skin (not enough to reduce facial volume significantly)

One of the most flattering things of a person’s profile is having a chiseled, defined chin. If you have excess fat under your chin or a double chin, then you may feel a bit self-conscious about your profile and overall appearance. But, unless you want to undergo surgery, you may think that you are stuck with your double chin. One thing that you may not realize is that you have another option to choose from including an injection called Kybella. What Is Kybella? Kybella is an FDA approved injectable that is designed to help destroy fat cells under the chin. Once Kybella is injected into the fat under the chin it works to dissolve the fat and leave you with a more defined profile. How Many Kybella Treatments Will I need? During your initial consultation with our staff, we will better be able to determine just how many treatments you will need. You may receive a total of six treatments, but on average, patients see visible results in just two to four treatments spaced one month apart. Is Kybella Right for Me? Typically, Kybella is good for patients who are otherwise healthy and who: • Are bothered by the fat under their chin • Feel like their double chin makes them look older or heavier set than they actually are • Don’t want to go through surgery • Eat well and exercise a lot but can’t get rid of their double chin. How Does Kybella Work? The main ingredient in Kybella is synthetic deoxycholic acid which works to naturally breakdown and absorb dietary fat. When injected into the fat beneath the chin, Kybella works to destroy the fat cells and give patients a noticeably thinner profile. How Many People Have Been Treated With Kybella? Kybella has been the central focus in over 20 clinical studies in which more than 1600 people were treated. How Long Does Kybella Last For? One of the many benefits of Kybella, is that because it works to actually destroy existing fat cells, results should be permanent and no further treatment may be necessary for maintenance. Is Kybella Expensive? The cost of Kybella varies from provider to provider but if you want to save money on the overall cost of Kybella then enroll in the Brilliant Distinctions Rewards Program which will allow you to earn points on each treatment and redeem them for savings on future treatments. What Are The Side Effects of Kybella? The most common side effects of Kybella are swelling, pain, numbness, bruising, redness, and hardness around the treatment site. Additionally, some patients experience problems such as ulcers, hair loss, bruising, trouble swallowing, injury to the jaw that can cause an uneven smile or facial weakness, and necrosis around the injection site. Does Kybella sound like something that you are interested in learning a little more about? Schedule your Kybella consultation and call our office today!

More than just a microdermabrasion system, the SilkPeel™ is the only procedure that provides both traditional exfoliation and delivery of specific topical solutions under pressure, leaving patients with fresher-feeling and better-looking skin. It is not only painless but also very soothing with immediate and noticeable improvement of skin texture and tone. The closed-loop vacuum system utilizes a diamond tip to exfoliate the outer layer of skin while infusing beneficial topicals and stimulating new cell growth. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Microdermabrasion is considered safe for all skin types, and is appropriate for Asian and dark-skinned patients who may be at risk for skin discoloration with other types of treatment. There are no serious risks associated with microdermabrasion, although some patients experience mild redness and irritation, and patients older than 70 may have a slightly escalated risk of bruising and skin abrasions. Avoiding sun exposure after microdermabrasion is important because it may have removed some of the skin's natural protection.

Acne refers to clogged pores and is found on the face, neck, chest, back, shoulders and arms. It takes many forms ranging from small red spots to pus-filled cysts. Oily skin is sometimes an accompanying complaint. Prolonged, untreated acne may also cause heavy scarring as well. If you suffer from this skin problem, you are not alone. More than three-quarters of the population between the ages of 12 and 24 have some form of acne, and it is a frequent condition among people in their 30s and 40s as well. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Potential treatments include: · Topical creams and ointments · Oral prescription medications · Scar treatment

Skin cancer, which is the most common form of cancer in the United States, is the result of the abnormal growth of skin cells. Cancer can affect skin anywhere on the body, but most frequently appears on skin that is exposed to the sun. There are more than a million new cases of skin cancer in the United States each year. Every day, skin cells die and new ones form to replace them in a process controlled by DNA. Skin cancer can form when this process does not work properly because of damage to DNA. New cells may form when they are not needed, or older cells may not die, both of which can cause a growth of tissue known as a tumor. DNA damage is often a result of ultraviolet radiation from sunlight or tanning lamps. In some cases, skin cancer affects areas of the skin that have not been exposed to the sun. Certain factors, such as fair skin, moles, a weakened immune system, heredity and age, also increase the risk of skin cancer. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Potential treatments include: Freezing with liquid nitrogen Surgical excision with local anesthetic Laser therapy Mohs surgery

Contact dermatitis is a skin condition caused by an allergic reaction to certain materials that come into contact with the skin. A common cause of rashes, contact dermatitis appears on the skin after contact with the offending material or substance has taken place. It may occur immediately after contact or may take several days to appear. Typically, contact dermatitis presents as a red, itchy rash. While not serious medically, the condition may be very uncomfortable. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Potential treatments include: · Taking a small skin biopsy or culture to confirm the diagnosis · Over-the-counter creams · Prescription corticosteroids or antihistamines

Hair loss, or alopecia, is a common condition which may be a consequence of natural aging, a side effect of medication, or a manifestation of a health disorder. Hair loss may be temporary or permanent, depending on its cause. Some causes of hair loss include: Male pattern baldness Fungal infections of the scalp Severe infections or high fevers Poor nutrition Certain medications Traumatic stress Thyroid or pituitary disorders Certain skin disorders, such as eczema or psoriasis Autoimmune diseases, such as lupus, PCOS, or alopecia areata Telogen effluvium, in which too many hair follicles remain in a resting state Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you, which depends on the cause of hair loss as determined by physical exams and lab work. Potential treatments include: Over-the-counter medications such as Rogaine and Minoxidil In-office scalp injections Anti-fungal medications Nutrition recommendations

Hyperhidrosis is a condition that causes excessive sweating on the hands, feet, armpits, face and genital area, or all over the entire body. The exact cause of this condition is unknown, although it often runs in families and begins during childhood. Patients with hyperhidrosis may sweat all over their body or in certain areas. Their skin may become white and wrinkled or red and irritated as a result of the constant moisture, and it may develop an odor as well. Living with hyperhidrosis often causes patients to feel embarrassed, awkward and self-conscious, especially during social situations. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Potential treatments include: · Prescription-strength antiperspirant · Botox injections

Eczema is a common skin disorder that manifests itself as itchy skin and a red rash; it is particularly common in infants and young children. Eczema most often develops as a result of an allergic reaction, or an immune-system malfunction. It can cause irritation and inflammation anywhere on the body, but is especially prevalent on the face, the insides of the arms, and behind the knees. In infants with eczema, the scalp is frequently affected. Eczema can include symptoms of raised and crusty patches, blisters that ooze, or dry and scaling skin. It is diagnosed by physical examination and patient consultation. Your provider at AllPhases Dermatology will tailor treatment to you. Potential treatments include: Antihistamines Topical corticosteroids Recommended behavioral changes, such as in bathing and laundering