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Before the holidays catch up with you, now is the time to give yourself a little gift. From Botox, to Liposuction, to Cosmetic Procedures, Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery can help your holidays be extra special this year.
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Botox: How Often Should I Schedule Treatments?
Botox is an injection that produces paralysis to specific facial muscles. This paralysis eliminates or lessens the wrinkles that arise on top of the muscle.
Botox works by blocking the nerve signal that stimulates muscle movement. This block will usually take full effect within 36 hours after injection.
The junctions between your nerves and muscles are constantly being turned over, and will gradually return to normal after approximately 3 months. Because of this turnover, its necessary to repeat Botox injections about every 3 months to maintain your new look and feel. Learn more about Botox
Doctor's Corner
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Meet Dr. Randolph C. Robinson
Dr. Randy Robinson is double board certified by the American Board of Oral
and Maxillofacial Surgery and the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery. He completed
his medical and dental degrees at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and
after his surgery training in the United States trained with Dr. Paul Tessier
in Paris, France. He has a passion for helping those with severe facial deformities
and travels to various developing countries to help children with cleft lip
and palate and craniofacial anomalies. Dr. Robinson, along with his wife,
Ginger, formed Face
The Challenge to foster their desire to show the love of
Christ to others in need in the third world.
Dr. Robinson lectured to 240 surgeons for two hours on Distraction Osteogenesis
this month at the Denver Review Course in Oral and Maxillofacial. The course
is sponsored by the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center and the Schools
of Medicine and Dentistry where Dr. Robinson is clinical professor. He also
lectured last month at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery on limb reconstruction using his internal
distraction osteogenesis devices. The devices are submerged below the skin
and can perform limb lengthening with less pain and easier/faster recovery.
Dr. Robinson hopes that the devices he invented will be able to help soldiers
wounded in the War on Terror.
In cosmetic surgery, Dr. Robinson is using a new technique in the facelift
operation. The procedure involves the Harmonic Scalpel made by Ethicon Endosurgery,
a division of Johnson and Johnson. The scalpel vibrates at super fast speed
and cause less tissue damage and virtually no bleeding. Therefore, the patients
heal faster and can return to work sooner since the bruising is minimal. The
Harmonic Facelift opens the door for many patients who don’t have the
time for the normal three week recovery.
Get Ready For The Holidays
With the holidays quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to treat your body - and your skin - to something special. We invite you to read about the latest procedures by visiting the procedures listed below.
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Get ready for the holidays with Botox.
Right now, for every 50 units of Botox you purchase, you'll receive 10% of your next treatment.
To take advantage of this very special offer, call or email us now and set up your complimentary consultation. Get started today!
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