Painless cosmetic surgery

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    As part of the innovations in plastic surgery, a new technique has been developed to eliminate wrinkles without the pain of surgery.

    Many patients swear by the effectiveness of Botox or Restylane but their big problem was the pain. This is why Dr. Mark Steven Nestor, a dermatologist, recommends the use of a new anesthetic called Pliaglis.

    Pliaglis was approved just recently by the FDA. It is an anesthetic that combines high concentrations of two commonly used topical anesthetics. When it's spread on, it forms a gel-like mask that releases the anesthesia.

    "Because of amount of anesthetic in there and because of this occlusive aspect because of this gel or mask that it forms, it is very very powerful and it works very well," said Dr. Nestor.

    Thirty minutes after application, the Pliaglis is peeled away but the numbness stays. This way, the prick of the needle is almost pain-free.

    "The patients feel that this is virtually painless and it makes the procedure for them much much more pleasant," according to Dr. Nestor.

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  • Cost of Cosmetic Surgery

    nice post...
    To enhance the look of a particular part of the body, expert cosmetic surgeons perform a surgical procedure on the part of the body. Cosmetic surgery not only improves the physical appearance, but it can also enhance your overall personality

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    Pliaglis is NOT Currently Available

    You guys are way out of date!

    As of September 15, 2008, Galderma discontinued sale of Pliaglis.

    Galderma took this action because of recurring inconsistent viscosity (thickness) of the product formulation. Company testing found significant levels of variability in the viscosity parameter, resulting in a thicker cream which can make application of the product difficult.

    I loved Pliaglis, and I hope that it is re-released. It was safe and effective, but it sure was a pain to apply.

    Painless Cosmetic

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    I love painless

    I love the idea of the new anesthesia called Pliaglis. It will really help a lot of clients...

    -kenneth

    Plastic Surgery

    Botox, where it has many advantages, it is also dangerous if taken without proper caution. Botox treatment is very painful, therefore some people hesitate to have this.
    There are many other treatments available for many different purposes, you just need to have proper information. Plastic Surgery Dallas provides you with the information you need on modern plastic surgery services.

    Recovery Period

    Most of the wrinkle lift surgery takes one to two weeks of recovery period. Earlier oral medication method was used to control the surgery pain but the new methodology looks great.

    Painless is hardly a new deal

    While it is true that injectable treatments like BOTOX and wrinkle fillers) can be painful, the use of topical anesthetics to dull the pain is hardly news.

    I asked my friend, a plastic surgeon in Naperville whose wide is also a dermatologist, whether they had heard about this. He kinda laughed a little and then told me that it has been common, as long as there have been injectables and lasers, for doctors to offer topical anesthetics for patients who were really sensitive to the pain. It sounds like the topical treatment often impacts the price though. And I know I read somewhere that some laser treatments can be impacted by topical anesthetic gels.

    It seems like it would be a good idea to talk with your doc about how sensitive you are to pain, what options there are to help alleviate that discomfort, how it impacts the cost of treatment, if there are any risks, and if the presence of the anesthesia can impact the outcome of the treatment.

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