Microneedling involves rolling tiny needles across your face. With that said, you might be surprised to learn that this process benefits your skin’s health, thanks to something called collagen induction. The derma-roller used in microneedling leaves tiny pinpricks in the top layer of the skin. These injuries, which are too small to be noticeable to the naked eye, stimulates the body’s collagen and elastin production to promote healing. As the skin heals from a microneedling treatment, it’s often looks younger, smoother, and firmer than it did before the treatment. Here are four common skin concerns that can be improved through microneedling. (more…)
In the modern world, we expect men to shave the hairs on their faces with a razor every single day. For some reason, when women do the same thing, a lot of people think it is strange or unnatural. I do not believe this is true. Some of the most beautiful women of all time removed the hair from their faces for a softer and smoother look. (more…)
Have you ever heard of “dynamic wrinkles?” Well, if you have prominent lines on your forehead or between your eyebrows, you probably already have them. Not all wrinkles are created equal. Dynamic wrinkles are the type that is formed from underlying facial muscle contractions, like squinting or raising your eyebrows. This makes them a perfect treatment target for Botox injections. (more…)
Our dental offices proudly serve both the communities of Gilbert and Phoenix Arizona with the lasted in dental technology. We no longer need to use pain-killers or anesthetics with our electronic imaging system, Galileos. And, when combined with our in-office Cerec system, the Galileos 3D imaging reduces the time and cost of dental work for you, your friends, and your family. (more…)
The fact that you are reading this post is an indicator that you prioritize your dental health. You likely brush and floss on a regular basis, and you are aware of foods that are beneficial and harmful to your teeth. (more…)
Jaw and bite disorders are not as uncommon as you may think. As a matter of fact, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health suggests that as many as 10 million Americans suffer from some type of bite or jaw disorder. While many cases may go untreated, this does not mean that they do not go unnoticed. (more…)
