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Renew MediSpa of Southern New Hampshire - Derry

Renew MediSpa of Southern New Hampshire - Derry

4.8 rating from 44 reviews
Practice Information
23 B Crystal Avenue, Derry, New Hampshire
(603) 605-8913

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96 Before & After Photos
44 Reviews
4 Special Offers
214 Answered Questions

Doctors & Other Staff Members

Lisa Vuich, MD
Physician
4.8
Beth Wagner
Nurse Injector
Laura Everhart
Medical Assistant
Felicia Melo
Master Aesthetician
Arielle Longhi-Goley
Medical Assistant
Heather Dozois
Nurse Practitioner
Victor Pena
Registered Nurse
Pam Dietz
Registered Nurse
Laura Everhart
Patient Care Coordinator
Kaitlyn Ferretti
Aesthetician
Tracey Decker
Aesthetician
Johanna Dean-Elias
Spa Manager
Alli Connell
Marketing Manager
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44 Renew MediSpa of Southern New Hampshire - Derry Reviews

Original888855
AccuTite•1 month post-op•July 23, 2024
Years of Effective Treatments
Pioneering923470
Morpheus8•9 days post-op•July 11, 2024
7 days later and I am looking great
cris64
Morpheus8•14 days post-op•July 11, 2024
Comfortable during the procedure
paf102
Morpheus8•1 month post-op•July 11, 2024
Aging gracefully
Imaginative94074
Sofwave•8 days post-op•May 15, 2024
Awesome Experience As Always!
edreabakas
Sofwave•2 days post-op•May 15, 2024
Amazing doctor - she just keeps on coming up with the best anti aging
wendy22368
Sofwave•3 months post-op•January 16, 2024
Exceptional doctor and team - still seeing the results
wrinkle101
Sofwave•29 days post-op•January 15, 2024
Full face & neck Sofwave - I’ll be glowing with renewed collagen soon!
Pioneering457951
Laser Resurfacing•14 days post-op•January 15, 2024
Amazing laser resurfacing at Renew Medispa! Results always fantastic
Kathleen2
Sofwave•1 month post-op•January 15, 2024
Helping people achieve benefits of looking younger & staying healthy

214 Answers

Skin Tightening
Q How do I get rid of the skin or fat below my belly button? (Photo)
A Thanks for your question, and this is a very common concern. The best procedures for this are considered "minimally invasive". My suggestion would be a procedure called BodyTite which combines radiofrequency skin tightening with targeted liposuction. There is no need for general anesthesia, it is all done with just local lidocaine infusion.
Answered by Dr. VuichJune 14, 2024
Skin Tightening
Q Which procedure would help tighten my belly button area? (photo)
A Thanks for your question. In non-surgical aesthetics, skin tightening is going to be "all about heat delivery". This is because the microinjury of heat is needed to stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin, which happens during the healing response to the treatment. There are many devices which deliver what is called "bulk heating"- this means they deliver heat, often through radiofrequency energy, to the tissue without any 'disruption' of the skin surface. Example: Venus Bliss, but there are many, many devices which work "like this". The upside of this approach is zero downtime. The downside is you are often talking about 8 to 12 sessions, then a maintenance session every few months for a while ideally. So that's time and labor intensive. Another downside- because you are transmitting heat from the surface straight through, there is a "limit" to how high the heat can be set in order not to burn the surface skin. The next level of approach, to get around that limitation, is to deliver the heat at the tips of microneedles which penetrate the skin surface. This requires numbing of course. These microneedles are insulated partially so that significant heat does not reach the skin surface (no burn)- so now you CAN deliver very high temps to the deeper skin/fat layers and more heat + more penetration more results in fewer treatment sessions. You pay for this with some downtime- mainly redness, some puffiness, temporary "dots" on the skin- all of that resolves over the course of a few weeks of course. A great example of this type of treatment is Morpheus8 Body. This is the most advanced device of its kind available in the US. So, you could certainly do a series of 3 Morpheus8 Body sessions to any area you wish and achieve a very nice result with minor downtime. For a no downtime option, consider Sofwave. Sofwave delivers the heat via microfocused ultrasound, and it does not disrupt the skin surface so there's no redness or marks on the skin and no post-procedure restrictions. I hope that helps!
Answered by Dr. VuichMay 23, 2024
Skin Tightening
Q Will Facia blasting help target cellulite and crepey skin?
A Thanks for your question. Fascia 'Blasting' is frankly a waste of time and will not produce any durable improvement in cellulite dimples. At best things might look slightly better temporarily due to increased blood flow to the region, but you're not really changing the underlying anatomy. Thanks for your question. In non-surgical aesthetics, skin tightening is going to be "all about heat delivery". This is because the microinjury of heat is needed to stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin, which happens during the healing response to the treatment. There are many devices which deliver what is called "bulk heating"- this means they deliver heat, often through radiofrequency energy, to the tissue without any 'disruption' of the skin surface. Example: Venus Bliss, but there are many, many devices which work "like this". The upside of this approach is zero downtime. The downside is you are often talking about 8 to 12 sessions, then a maintenance session every few months for a while ideally. So that's time and labor intensive. Another downside- because you are transmitting heat from the surface straight through, there is a "limit" to how high the heat can be set in order not to burn the surface skin. The next level of approach, to get around that limitation, is to deliver the heat at the tips of microneedles which penetrate the skin surface. This requires numbing of course. These microneedles are insulated partially so that significant heat does not reach the skin surface (no burn)- so now you CAN deliver very high temps to the deeper skin/fat layers and more heat + more penetration more results in fewer treatment sessions. You pay for this with some downtime- mainly redness, some puffiness, temporary "dots" on the skin- all of that resolves over the course of a few weeks of course. A great example of this type of treatment is Morpheus8 Body. This is the most advanced device of its kind available in the US. So, you could certainly do a series of 3 Morpheus8 Body sessions to any area you wish and achieve a very nice result with minor downtime. In areas of cellulite dimples the needles can be set deep enough to help disrupt the fibers that are 'pulling down on' the surface skin. Finally, you could also consider a procedure called BodyTite, which is also performed off the Morpheus8 device. This is the "highest level" of tightening in a SINGLE procedure, but it requires more numbing (lidocaine infused into the tissues) and it involves a heat probe gliding in the fatty layer under the skin, delivering the heat to "full thickness" skin and fat. Very potent tightening, but more downtime as you wear a compression garment afterwards for a couple of weeks to speed healing and resolution of swelling. Most clients are satisfied with the results of a single BodyTite session for a region, though it could be repeated if and when desired. This procedure is considered minimally invasive, completely non-surgical. I hope that is helpful to you!
Answered by Dr. VuichMay 23, 2024
Skin Tightening
Q My skin is not the same after having a baby. I need help that will work better (Photo)
A Thanks for your question. In non-surgical aesthetics, skin tightening is going to be "all about heat delivery". This is because the microinjury of heat is needed to stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin, which happens during the healing response to the treatment. There are many devices which deliver what is called "bulk heating"- this means they deliver heat, often through radiofrequency energy, to the tissue without any 'disruption' of the skin surface. Example: Venus Bliss, but there are many, many devices which work "like this". The upside of this approach is zero downtime. The downside is you are often talking about 8 to 12 sessions, then a maintenance session every few months for a while ideally. So that's time and labor intensive. Another downside- because you are transmitting heat from the surface straight through, there is a "limit" to how high the heat can be set in order not to burn the surface skin. The next level of approach, to get around that limitation, is to deliver the heat at the tips of microneedles which penetrate the skin surface. This requires numbing of course. These microneedles are insulated partially so that significant heat does not reach the skin surface (no burn)- so now you CAN deliver very high temps to the deeper skin/fat layers and more heat + more penetration more results in fewer treatment sessions. You pay for this with some downtime- mainly redness, some puffiness, temporary "dots" on the skin- all of that resolves over the course of a few weeks of course. A great example of this type of treatment is Morpheus8 Body. This is the most advanced device of its kind available in the US. So, you could certainly do a series of 3 Morpheus8 Body sessions to any area you wish and achieve a very nice result with minor downtime. Finally, you could also consider a procedure called BodyTite, which is also performed off the Morpheus8 device. This is the "highest level" of tightening in a SINGLE procedure, but it requires more numbing (lidocaine infused into the tissues) and it involves a heat probe gliding in the fatty layer under the skin, delivering the heat to "full thickness" skin and fat. Very potent tightening, but more downtime as you wear a compression garment afterwards for a couple of weeks to speed healing and resolution of swelling. Most clients are satisfied with the results of a single BodyTite session for a region, though it could be repeated if and when desired. This procedure is considered minimally invasive, completely non-surgical. I hope that is helpful to you!
Answered by Dr. VuichMay 23, 2024
Skin Tightening
Q Best procedures/treatments for BODY skin tightening? (photos)
A Thanks for your question. In non-surgical aesthetics, skin tightening is going to be "all about heat delivery". This is because the microinjury of heat is needed to stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin, which happens during the healing response to the treatment. There are many devices which deliver what is called "bulk heating"- this means they deliver heat, often through radiofrequency energy, to the tissue without any 'disruption' of the skin surface. Example: Venus Bliss, but there are many, many devices which work "like this". The upside of this approach is zero downtime. The downside is you are often talking about 8 to 12 sessions, then a maintenance session every few months for a while ideally. So that's time and labor intensive. Another downside- because you are transmitting heat from the surface straight through, there is a "limit" to how high the heat can be set in order not to burn the surface skin. The next level of approach, to get around that limitation, is to deliver the heat at the tips of microneedles which penetrate the skin surface. This requires numbing of course. These microneedles are insulated partially so that significant heat does not reach the skin surface (no burn)- so now you CAN deliver very high temps to the deeper skin/fat layers and more heat + more penetration more results in fewer treatment sessions. You pay for this with some downtime- mainly redness, some puffiness, temporary "dots" on the skin- all of that resolves over the course of a few weeks of course. A great example of this type of treatment is Morpheus8 Body. This is the most advanced device of its kind available in the US. So, you could certainly do a series of 3 Morpheus8 Body sessions to any area you wish and achieve a very nice result with minor downtime. Finally, you could also consider a procedure called BodyTite, which is also performed off the Morpheus8 device. This is the "highest level" of tightening in a SINGLE procedure, but it requires more numbing (lidocaine infused into the tissues) and it involves a heat probe gliding in the fatty layer under the skin, delivering the heat to "full thickness" skin and fat. Very potent tightening, but more downtime as you wear a compression garment afterwards for a couple of weeks to speed healing and resolution of swelling. Most clients are satisfied with the results of a single BodyTite session for a region, though it could be repeated if and when desired. This procedure is considered minimally invasive, completely non-surgical. Targeting brown spots requires either laser or IPL and must be done with care if you are planning any sun exposure in the near future, They also cannot be performed on skin that is tanned. I hope that is helpful to you!
Answered by Dr. VuichMay 23, 2024

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