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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Statement
Our country continues to face the ongoing threat from the coronavirus (COVID-19). As always, our #1 goal is patient care, and, in an effort, to ensure patient safety and the well-being of our staff, we are asking that you proactively reschedule your existing appointment if you are experiencing fever or flu-like symptoms in the last 14 days by dialing 757-437-8900. As medical professionals, we are trained to place the well-being and safety of our patients above all else, and that … Continue Reading
Continued Steps We Are Taking To Protect Our Patients
As medical professionals, we are trained to place the well-being and safety of our patients above all else, and that commitment to your health and safety is driving every decision made during this challenging time. We are closely monitoring all developments related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), and we are strictly adhering to all guidelines issued by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and our local and state governments. Our pledge to patients is to be here … Continue Reading
Freeze Fat Away with Coolsculpting
Dr. McDaniel has put together this educational visual on Coolsculpting, how it works and how it can benefit you! Take a look to learn more about the procedure and if you have any further questions, call us at 757-437-8900.
This Just In: Juvederm Voluma XC!
Dr. McDaniel is excited to be able to offer Juvéderm Voluma XC to his patients and wanted to share with you a picture of his first box of Voluma!
Hyperhidrosis
Hyperhidrosis refers to excessive sweat production. This medical condition is estimated to affect as many as 1 in 5 people, although less than 40% of sufferers seek treatment. There is something you can do about it! In some cases, it is caused by a particular disease or disorder, but in many cases, it’s just the way people are: a biological oops. In a 2008 survey conducted by the International Hyperhidrosis Society, more men (39% of men compared to 28% of … Continue Reading
NEW and UPDATED Services
We are very excited to announce the expansion of our website to include some of NEW services, updates to our existing services, and more. Many of these are discussed in more detail in our June 2013 newsletter. We have so many new pages to share with you that you won’t know where to start! This list should get you going: Laser Tattoo Removal Did you know that we offer laser tattoo removal, and that we have offered this service for … Continue Reading
Coolsculpting® by Zeltiq™
You may have noticed that this week and next, we’re having Open House sessions about Coolsculpting®. Coolsculpting has been featured in the national news (the Today Show, Good Morning America, the CBS Early Show, the Dr. Oz show, the Rachel Ray show, Extra, Nightline, and more) and in fashion and beauty magazines ranging from O to Elle, Marie Claire to Allure. Maybe this has piqued your curiosity! Coolsculpting is a relatively new procedure that offers a non-surgical way to deal … Continue Reading
Too Much Summer Sun!
“I kind of overdid it this summer.” “I didn’t mean to get such a bad sunburn.” “But I was wearing sunscreen!” “It was cloudy!” I hear these comments from my patients frequently, and they often want to know what they can do to minimize sun damage after a little too much fun-in-the-sun. In these last few days of summer, we are often tempted to cram in a little extra R&R, a little more sunshine, before the back-to-school season signals the … Continue Reading
NEW Laser Resurfacing of Stretch Marks
Stretch marks are clinically called striae distensae. Until recently, very little could be done for stretch marks. Historically, the only reliable way to eliminate stretch marks was to surgically remove them (for example, with a tummy tuck), which left scars of its own. Then, in 1996, Dr.McDaniel reported that a pulsed-dye laser (PDL) could successfully treat stretch marks1. The PDL became the gold standard treatment, but time marches on and science continues to advance. In May of 2011, medical researchers … Continue Reading
