Dermal fillers are most commonly used on the face, where they can add volume to droopy cheeks, sunken temples, and depressed tear troughs, and address general skin laxity. However, not all fillers can correct the same issues. At the Centre for Aesthetic + Reconstructive Surgery, we are pleased to offer a variety of dermal filler types and […]
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Crow’s feet are the wrinkles that extend horizontally from the outside corners of your eyes. Similar in appearance to the creased feet of crows, these wrinkles are dynamic, meaning they occur when facial expressions change and are not always visible. A natural and unavoidable part of the aging process, crow’s feet may be delayed through
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Blepharoplasty, more commonly known as eyelid surgery or an eye lift, can improve vision in people with droopy upper lids. With this procedure, upper lids can be gently lifted to reduce vision obstruction, creating a more youthful and alert appearance in the process. In addition to addressing droopy or sagging upper eyelids, blepharoplasty can correct
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Dr. Andrea Doyle offers a range of nonsurgical options that can be used to provide gentle lift and volume to the face. From softening treatments with neuromodulators to adding volume with dermal fillers, there are several options that can safely and effectively improve the appearance without surgical intervention. If you are curious about nonsurgical facelift
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Beauty does not have to equate to pain and anxiety. Women and men go to great lengths to restore and maintain a youthful appearance, but these typically come at the cost of your discomfort. Not anymore. The Pro-Nox™ machine alleviates the pain and fear associated with non-surgical facial treatments such as injectables so you can
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