Obi Plastic Surgery _ How Long Does Laser Hair Removal Last? Monday, January 20th, 2014 Laser hair removal is one of the most common _ and safest _ cosmetic procedures in the United States. Specifically, the procedure uses a highly concentrated light to destroy any unwanted hair, thereby preventing a patient from having to tweeze, shave or wax these problematic

Obi Plastic Surgery _ What is the OPERA Lift? Thursday, January 16th, 2014 New Year, New You The start of a new year inspires many to make changes. Whether you want to improve your finances, improve your fitness, or improve your health, there are many things you can do to make yourself even better in 2014. When you decide to

Treating Sun-Damaged Skin @ The Lewis Obi Plastic Surgery Clinic Part 2 (Series of 4 blogs) Tuesday, January 14th, 2014 Chemical Peels(Part 2 of 4) For more rapid results to fade sun-damage, smooth uneven texture and soften fines lines and wrinkles, a chemical peel may be the choice for you. Light or superficial peels using a glycolic or salicylic solution

Treating Sun-Damaged Skin @ The Lewis Obi Plastic Surgery Clinic (Series of 4 blogs) Tuesday, January 7th, 2014 Winter is the perfect time to treat sun-damaged skin. The sun is less intense and most of us have less sun exposure now than any other time of the year. There are many ways to treat brown patches, liver spots, superficial redness,

Tattoo Removal Regrets Friday, January 3rd, 2014 Tattoo Removal Questions & Answers with Denise Merlo, Laser Aesthetician Question: How many treatments will it take to permanently remove my tattoo? Answer: It depends on many factorsÄ was the tattoo professionally done? How old is the tattoo? What colors are the tattoo? On average it can take anywhere from 3 treatments or

BACK TO –SLIM FOR THE HOLIDAYS” SPECIALS Friday, December 27th, 2013 CLYTEMNESTRA - DANIEL - 1974compliments of Obiarts Inc. Most of us definitely need to address the issue of extra pounds prior to –New Year Resolution” time. Doctors usually define "overweight" as a condition in which a person's weight is 10%-20% higher than "normal," as defined by a standard height/weight