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Anita Mandal, MD

Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

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Every visit is more and more pleasant. With amazing results. Dr. Mandal is a facial artist. Great location. Lovely office. Friendly staff. She takes the time to explain different options for you. Love!
Ellacor left me terribly scarred, as in Crater Like Scars, and with Coring Scars, from the Coring Device, as well as with severe Post Inflammatory Pigmentation/Melasma, and Broken Capillaries I will now.have to spend Considerable money, in the hopes I can at least lessen these effects. It also did not produce any noticable Anti-Aging effects, such as tightening, etc. For me, this was personally one of the worst decisions I have ever made, cosmetically, and financially. Updated
I am 49 and just had my first Artefill cosult today but I've been researching/watching Artefill since 2004. A brief history: The original product, Arteplast, had a high rate of granuloma formation due to irregularies in size, smoothness and electrical charge. The product was refined and became Artecoll in 1994 (perfectly smooth round poylmerized microspheres resist holding electrical charges) and has been used in Europe and Canada since 1997. Artefill is the US version approved