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BioMedic, a product of LaRoche-Posay, is an advanced skin-care program specially tailored to each patient's needs. Administered worldwide exclusively through a network of physicians, BioMedic is a clinical skin-care company offering one of the most scientifically advanced skin-care programs available. BioMedic is endorsed by over 1,000 plastic surgeons in the United States and represented in 30 countries worldwide.
Since 1990, BioMedic has been offering physicians solutions tailored specifically for individual patients' skin needs and types. The BioMedic® Products are especially formulated for particular skin types, and each is simple, easy to use, and affordable.
BioMedic skin-care products have been shown to help skin clarity, eliminate uneven skin tone, and create a uniform skin color and better texture. The company has created product formulations to treat environmentally damaged skin. In many cases, BioMedic has eliminated the need for cosmetic foundation. And even as preventive medicine, this treatment may help reduce the incidence of pre-cancerous lesions.
Before beginning the BioMedic skin-care program, each patient undergoes a skin evaluation based on the BioMedic® Skin Classification System. The skin type is determined with classifications including environmentally damaged, hyperpigmented, hypersensitive, acne-prone, active acne, and sun exposed. Based on results, a special BioMedic® Home Treatment Program is created for each person.
The products are excellent for use by men or women and can be used alone or in conjunction with a BioMedic® skin treatment known as the MicroPeel®.
Fine or course wrinkles on the face or uneven skin surface texture due to scarring.
During laser skin rejuvenation, which is performed on an outpatient basis under general anesthesia, Dr. Casso will remove the superficial layer of the skin with a pulsed laser. Extremely controlled and predictable, this technique provides for optimal skin healing.
The wound is lubricated liberally with a moisturizing ointment. Post-operative treatment, including cleansing, maintenance of lubrication, and sun avoidance, will facilitate healing, which will occur in seven to 10 days. Redness will last from one to six months, and makeup can be worn when healing is complete in about seven to 10 days.
Superficial wrinkles of the face; uneven pigmentation; enlarged facial pores; superficial acne scars of the face; age spots.
After preparation of the skin, Dr. Casso will apply one of several chemical solutions. Depending on the skin's condition and the desired effect, a light, moderate, or deep peel will be performed. Skin peel procedures are sometimes done without any anesthesia.
Specific written instructions are given after the skin peel is completed. The treated areas are washed, and medicated lotions are applied several times daily. For light peels, the treated skin turns red or pink and heals without crusting. With a medium or deep peel, a superficial crust or membrane will form. This will peel off in three to seven days, similar to a sunburn blister. A new skin surface that is smoother will be revealed. Resulting skin redness after deeper peels fades in a month or more.
Fine or deep wrinkles of the skin, usually on the face; uneven skin surface caused by scarring or acne.
During dermabrasion, Dr. Casso will smooth the superficial layers of the skin to achieve a more even surface. The procedure is usually performed on an outpatient basis under general anesthesia.
Post-operative pain is controlled with oral medication. The treated area is covered with a moisturizing ointment following the dermabrasion. Healing occurs within five to seven days, when makeup may be applied. Redness of the skin fades gradually over a two to three month period.
Facial wrinkles in the forehead, between the eyes, and in the crow's feet area in the upper third of the face.
Dr. Casso injects very small amounts of Botox® into the small muscles between the brows, in the forehead, and at the corners of the eyes. This causes those muscles to halt their function (become paralyzed), thereby improving the appearance of the wrinkle. Depending on the areas being treated, five to 15 needle pricks or more may be required. Discomfort is moderate and lasts only a few seconds.
Botox, which is freshly prepared, causes temporary paralysis of the muscles and re-injection is necessary in about three months.
Occasionally, the tiny needle may puncture a small blood vessel during the injection and a small bruised area may develop. Such an area can last five to 10 days and can be covered with makeup.
Complications are rare but may include paralysis of a nearby muscle resulting in loss of its function.
Possible skin cancer, unsightly or uncomfortable moles or cysts.
Skin lesion removal is often covered by health insurance, particularly when skin cancer is suspected. Skin tumors or cysts are usually removed under local anesthesia in the office. During the procedure, Dr. Casso excises each lesion and sutures the area using plastic surgery techniques. Some wounds will require more extensive reconstruction (local flap or skin graft). If skin cancer is suspected, tissue will be sent to a pathologist for interpretation. A frozen section (quick pathalogic assessment) may be performed to allow for complete surgical removal in one session.
Pain is usually very minimal and controlled with Tylenol. Sutures are usually removed in four to six days on the face and seven to 10 days on other parts of the body. When no sutures are required, healing occurs in seven to 14 days.
Pricing will be provided after consultation with Dr. Casso
Wide, thick, depressed, or unsightly scar.
During scar revision, Dr. Casso will remove the old scar, and he will utilize one of several plastic surgery techniques to repair the incision. Most scar revisions are performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia, or in the office. However, if the scar is large or if the patient prefers, the procedure may be done under sedation and local or general anesthesia.
Post-operative pain is usually minimal, and any sutures that are required are removed in four to six days for the face and seven to 10 days for other parts of the body. The new scar will initially be red, but fading will occur in six to 24 months, depending on the scar's location.
Pricing will be provided after consultation with Dr. Casso