Quintessa Aesthetic Center - Madison (closed)

5.0 rating from 1 reviews
Practice Information
250 Corporate Dr., Madison, Wisconsin
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1 Quintessa Aesthetic Center - Madison (closed) Reviews

morganukenhandel
Botox•8 hours post-op•September 15, 2022
Nervous and kind of on the defense when I went in - she put me at ease

514 Answers

Eyelid Surgery
Q Can a lower eye skin pinch be revised and how soon after a procedure? (Photo)
A I would recommend that you give this time. Lower eyelids can take at least 2 months, and sometimes 6 months or even longer to completely normalize. The mild swelling in the tissue makes the skin wrinkle more than it would when the swelling is gone. Also, your incisions look like they are exactly where they should be and once they completely heal, they will not be very noticable. Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial Rejuvenation Specialist Quintessa
Answered by Dr. CampbellJanuary 16, 2023
Halo Laser
Q Is laser the neck answer? Halo for crepey skin and vertical wrinkles? (Photos)
A Halo would be a great laser to try. It is safe to use off the face and can improve overall texture and fine lines. Andrew Campbell, M.D. Quintessa Facial Rejuvenation Specialist
Answered by Dr. CampbellDecember 5, 2022
Botox
Q What to do for under eye laxity? (Photo)
A The best way to treat lower eyelid laxity is to simply remove the excess skin. If someone has a very small amount of excess skin, a laser can tighten it and make it look quite good. When someone has enough excess skin that they really need a pinch to remove the excess, then a laser really can't do much, you need to remove the skin. This is typically done in the office using local anesthetic. The scar us a few millimeters below the lash line and heals incredibly well. The sutures are removed in 3-4 days. The upper lids can be treated at the same time. Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial Rejuvenation Specialist Quintessa
Answered by Dr. CampbellSeptember 29, 2022
Facelift
Q 62 years old - What happens if I need to urinate during my facelift?
A If your surgeon is using local anesthetic and just oral sedation, you will be awake enough to determine when you need to urinate, and then the surgeon will just find a time when it will be convenient to take a break. You can get up and go urinate, then come back and complete the procedure. I have this happen frequently in my own practice. Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial Rejuvenation Specialist Quintessa
Answered by Dr. CampbellJuly 14, 2022
Facelift
Q I recently had fully ablative CO2 and was wondering how long I have to wait to get a facelift?
A You can get a facelift once the skin is fully healed after the CO2 laser. That usually happens about two weeks after the treatment. The problem with getting the laser prior to the facelift is that the facelift will lift the jowl and pull up the neck skin (skin that was not lasered) above the jawline. This could expose a demarcation between the skin that was lasered and the skin that was not lasered. If this happens then the skin that was not lasered may need to be treated with the CO2 laser again to make it match the skin above. That's why we always would do a facelift PRIOR to doing a CO2 laser, not after.... Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial Rejuvenation Specialist Quintessa
Answered by Dr. CampbellJune 18, 2022

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