Nelson L. Novick, MD

Radiowave Skin Tightening

קיים תרגום בעברית בתחתית העמוד Up to a relatively short time ago, skin laxity could only be treated by aggressive, invasive, surgical techniques, such as facelifting and necklifting. But going under the knife was costly and entailed the risks of general or systemic anesthesia and often required significant periods of recuperation and withdrawal from work and social activities. Moreover, it sometimes took weeks to months for swelling and redness to disappear...

Non-Surgical Hand Rejuvenation -- The Winning Hand

Next to the face, your hands are the most continuously exposed area of the body. You can’t hide them in clothes or behind high collars, like a chest or a neck, and, if you are lucky enough that your face does not betray your age, your hands can give it away like the rings of a tree. According to an...

Non-Surgical Chest Enhancement & Breastlifting

Although the harmful effects of sun exposure are usually seen two or more decades later, eighty percent of the lifetime damage to the skin by ultraviolet radiation is believed to occur before the age of eighteen. This includes the development of roughened, coarse, leathery, wrinkled skin, a patchwork of...

Sculpting Away Moles, Growths, & Age Spots Without Stitches

As you age, your skin can become host to a wide variety of cosmetically displeasing, flesh-colored or pigmented bumps and lumps. Which ones develop, when they do, how quickly they appear, and how extensively they cover the canvass of your skin are determined by a combination of your genes and how much sun...

Eliminating Discolorations, Shrinking Pores, & Fading Flushing

No doubt you already know a great deal about ways of getting rid of wrinkles, straightening jowls, removing moles, and fixing scars. However, a healthy and youthful appearance hinges on more than the absence of furrows, sagging, and unsightly lumps and bumps. Your skin is like a fabric or a canvass upon which...