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Dr. Brian Joseph is featured in the July 2007 editions of Glamour and Allure magazines.


 
 

147 East Lyman Ave., Ste. D
Winter Park, Florida 32789
Phone: 800.828.7590
Fax: 407.772.3223


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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Recovery Period/Expectations from Fraxel Laser Treatment

Fraxel Laser is the only FDA-approved laser treatment that can be used for fine lines, blotchy pigmentation, melasma, wrinkles, and acne scars. Fraxel laser treatment offers the distinctive benefits of quick healing and recovery. Side effects are kept to a minimum and general center around a full day of tolerable swelling and redness.

The Procedure
Fraxel laser treatment can be performed in Dr. Joseph’s office using only a topical anesthesia. A small amount of topical solution and ice sponges applied to cool the face makes the Fraxel treatment acceptable without sedative use; you can actually drive yourself home from your appointment. Patients love the fact that they can apply make-up right after their treatment and get back to routine activities. There is very little to no risk of scarring or infection. No crusting or oozing has been noticed.

Best Candidates
Dr. Joseph focuses on treating facial aging and he sees many patients in his Orlando plastic surgery office who are seeking a more fresh and/or scar-free appearance. Dr. Joseph believes that patients who make the best candidates for laser treatment have clear ideas about what they can expect in the way of outcomes and are in good general health. These candidates do not have excessive flaccid skin that would benefit more from a face lift type procedure.
If you would like to take enjoy the wide range of cosmetic advantages of the fraxel laser, please contact Park Avenue Plastic Surgery, the office of Dr. Brian Joseph, at 800-828-7590 to schedule an appointment today.

posted by Amanda at 11:01 AM

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

How To Choose A Plastic Surgeon

Choosing to have plastic surgery is an important decision, so is choosing your plastic surgeon. Any licensed physician can call himself or herself a cosmetic surgeon, so the importance of finding a properly trained and board-certified surgeon is paramount. Choosing a doctor who's a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) is the first step in ensuring quality doctors.





ASPS members have at least 6 years of training and experience in surgery, with 3 years of plastic surgery training. They are board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery or The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and trained in all plastic surgery procedures, including breast, body, face and reconstruction.





ASPS members are peer-reviewed for safety and ethical standards prior to attaining the honor of active membership and operate only in accredited facilities.



For example I am double board-certified. This means I am board-certified in both General Surgery and Plastic Surgery. I fully completed a General Surgery residency, a Plastic Surgery Fellowship and Cosmetic Fellowship. This is over 8 years of training.



I hope you will do your research and choose a well trained surgeon; you owe it to yourself.

posted by Dr. Joseph at 10:07 AM