Los Angeles Cosmetic Surgery | Dr. David Amron | Dr. Paul Nassif

Liposuction

A surgeon must have meticulous technique and perfect judgment like Dr. David Amron in order to consistently achieve outstanding results...
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Facelift

Aging of the face is inevitable. As the years go by, the skin on the face and neck begins to loosen. The goal of the facelift is to improve the overall facial appearance... continue >>

Rhinoplasty

Dr. Nassif uses his skill as an artist and a surgeon to shape the nose to fit the face, rather than make it appear artificial. Patients marvel at how Dr. Nassif is able to create a nose that is... continue >>

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	How many treatments do I need for my legs and underarms? Posted June 16, 2010 1:17 PM in Hair Removal by THERESA AKBARI, R.N.
Question:I can't wait to throw away my razors for good! I will be getting laser hair removal treatments on my legs and armpits. How many sessions will I need to come in for? Do I pay per session or per body area?Answer: The process of treating and removing the hair on your legs and underarms will take anywhere from 3-6 treatments. You can pay per session or buy a package. You get a 15% discount when you buy a package of 3 or more laser hair removal treatment sessions. Add Comment \| Permalink

	Can Laser Hair Removal Treat Ingrown Hairs Posted June 15, 2010 2:55 PM in Hair Removal by THERESA AKBARI, R.N.
Question:I am female with a heavy beard on the underside of my chin going down into my neck. Shaving there gives me terrible rashes and many ingrown hairs. It is always irritated and uncomfortable. Would laser hair removal be able to get those ingrown hairs?Answer: Laser hair removal will not get rid of the ingrown hairs. The hairs do have to be expelled from the skin, shaved, then treated with the IPL hair removal system. As the areas are treated the incident of ingrown hairs are decreased. The removal of the hair will prevent re-growth and the problems of ingrown hairs in the future. Add Comment \| Permalink

	Will it be noticeable if I only have laser hair removal for my upper lip? Posted June 14, 2010 7:24 PM in Hair Removal by THERESA AKBARI, R.N.
Question:I am female 54 years old and thinking about laser hair removal for my face. If I just had my chin and upper lip done, does that look odd? I mean, will it be noticeable that some of my face is hairless while I have fine hairs on my cheeks?Answer: If you just have your chin and upper lip treated by laser hair removal, there should not be a noticeable line so to speak. The hair will blend nicely and will not be noticeable. Often with facial hair some of the coarse hair will not grow back and others will become fine like the other facial hair. Add Comment \| Permalink

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