1. Skin Care Reversing the Hands of Time Mignon Brewster, RN MBA Manager of Advanced Aesthetics,Plastic Surgery and Vein Treatment Options

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How happy are you with your appearance?

Nearly half gave a score of 5 or less on a scale of 10

Only 1 in 4 adult Americans consider themselves attractive

30% indicate they would change something about their looks

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How and where to begin

• Provider / facility selection

• • Board certification, training, credentials, continued training, accreditation, sterilization

• What are your concerns?

• Level of aggression

• Level of commitment

• Economic issues

• Realistic expectations

• Develop multi-level treatment plan

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UVA rays (aging rays)

• Strong year round/penetrates glass and clouds

• Chief cause of photo aging, penetrates/thins dermis

• 20x more prevalent than UVB

• Repetitive exposure cause DNA changes

UVB rays (burning rays)

• Strength of rays dependant on date/time/season

• Doesnt penetrate glass

• Skin reddening/sunburn

• Penetrate epidermis

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Facts and Photoaging (UVA/UVB Rays)

Sun exposure causes up to 90% of visible aging* *source Skin Cancer Foundation

Degradation of collagen and elastin fibers

• Profound loss of collagen

Breakdown in connective tissue

UV rays generate free radicals

• The best broad-spectrum sun protection blocks 55% of damaging rays

• Free radicals (combine antioxidants w/ sun protection)

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Aging of upper face

• Thinning dermis, atrophy of fat pads, loss of elasticity, vessels appear, wrinkles, lowering of eyebrows

Aging of lower face

• Descent of corners of mouth, prominence of nasolabial folds, thinning lips, jowls, vertical lines above lip, less defined cupids bow, increased hair production

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Daily Skin Care Essentials

Essential for all ages and genders

• Cleanser and sun protection (UVA and UVB protection)

• Additional essentials in adulthood (antioxidants, retinol, quality makeup)

Selection of products dependant on individual needs (moisture, eye cream, oil control)

Prevent further damage (face, neck, dcollet)

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UV spectrum protection (products to protect from UVA; titanium dioxide, benzenes, Parsol 1789, Mexoryl, Helioplex)

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• • Light Based / Laser Treatment Options

• • • Multiple treatments/level of commitment/realistic expectations/define downtime

• • • In-office procedures

• • • Combination of procedures

• • Profractional (dermal ablative resurfacing)

• • • Replace CO2 laser (more precise)

• • • Deep lines/wrinkles/acne scarring/collagen remodeling

• • MicroLaser Peel (epidermal ablative resurfacing)

• • • Texture, fine lines, pigment irregularities, youthful, radiant glow

• • Photorejuvenation (hyperpigmentation, rosacea)

• • Hair reduction

Rs of Aesthetics = Resurface, Relax, Refill 10.

ProfractionalBefore & After3 treatments

ProfractionalBefore & After 5 treatments 11.

MicroLaser PeelBefore & After3 treatments

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Botox / Dysport

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Dermal Fillers

Fill lines and wrinkles

• Nasolabial folds, marionette lines, frown lines, smokers lines

Lip augmentation

Improve lip definition

Cheek augmentation

Blending of lid-cheek junction

Hide signs of aging in the hands

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Filler Before and After

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Restylane Before and After

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Breast augmentation (saline vs. silicone)

Breast lift (full vs. mini)

Tummy Tuck (full vs. mini)

Liposuction (traditional vs. laser)

Facial Plastic Surgery (full vs. mini)

• Brow, eye and neck lift options

• Realistic expectations

Body Contouring 17.

Protecting your investments

Daily skin care routine

• Cleansers

• Sunscreen

• Makeup

Facials

Aesthetician services

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Save your lifeskin cancer concerns

• Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. More than 3.5 million skin cancers in over two million people are diagnosed annually.

• Each year there are more new cases of skin cancer than the combined incidence of cancers of the breast, prostate, lung and colon.

• Melanoma is the most common form of cancer for young adults 25-29 years old and the second most common form of cancer for young people 15-29 years old.

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Questions?