Posts Tagged ‘cellulite’

Evaluation of the combination of radio frequency, infrared energy and mechanical rollers with suction to improve skin surface irregularities (cellulite) in a limited treatment area

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

Evaluation of the combination of radio frequency, infrared energy and mechanical rollers with suction to improve skin surface irregularities (cellulite) in a limited treatment area
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Articles By Dr. Michael Kulick, M.D.
These educational medical articles are written by Dr. Michael Kulick, M.D. — board certified Plastic Surgeon and Medical Doctor in San Francisco, California. These articles have been provided as useful information for people considering plastic surgery.

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Choosing to have Plastic Surgery is an Important Decision

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), established in 1931, is the largest plastic surgery specialty organization in the world.

Whether you’re considering cosmetic or reconstructive plastic surgery, you want the skill of an ASPS Member Surgeon—a doctor with more than six years of surgical training and experience, with at least three years specifically in plastic surgery. Their training and experience make them uniquely qualified to perform your cosmetic or reconstructive procedure.

IMCAS Meeting in Paris, France – January 2009

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

Paris, France

Dr Kulick returned from Paris France where he spoke at the international IMCAS meeting. At this meeting, he presented the data from his study evaluating the ability of the SmoothShapes device to reduce skin irregularities such as cellulite on the lateral thigh. The results are very promising. This study is in its final phase and the final data will be available soon.