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Dr. Mash Sunscreen FactsWear sunscreen every day if you will be outside for more than 20 minutes, even when it is cloudy. Sunscreen should be applied 15 to 30 minutes before going outdoors, and reapplied every two hours or after swimming or sweating. Don’t skimp: One ounce—enough to fill a shot glass—is considered the amount needed to properly cover exposed skin. Limit your exposure to sunlight from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. during Daylight Savings Time (9 a.m.–3 p.m. during Standard Time) when the sun's rays are the strongest and most harmful. When choosing a sunscreen, look for one with an SPF of 15 or higher that provides broad-spectrum coverage against all ultraviolet light wavelengths. Throw out old bottles of sunscreen, which can lose strength after three years. And don't forget your lips! Use a good lip balm before leaving the protection of your home each day. Remember also that self-tanners do not usually contain sunscreens. TOP of PAGE Children's Sunblocks! Children's skin have a sensitivity and often react to the harsh chemicals found in sunscreen for adults. New to my Private Line are three specially formulaed children's sunblocks: Defense 30 SPF Sunpads, Oil-Free Moisturizing Sun Block, and Sunshield Spray SPF 30. And, for rest of the summer, I am introducing the products at 20% Off. Remember that we need to use sunscreen all year long! TOP of PAGE This Month's Specials This month I am continuing to offer all of our sunscreens at a 20% discount.  In addition, I will be adding several weekly specials throughout the month, so be sure to visit the store
and my desk specials page often. "Desk Specials" are offered only online and for a limited
time. You can see them now by clicking on
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TOP of PAGE My Most Recent Interviews  I invite you to read
2 of my latest
interviews. The most recent is found in Montgomery County Woman, April/May 2008, on Page 9, you can
click here to read it now. The other appeared in the Mar 1, 2008 Cosmetic Surgery Times written by,
John Jesitus. This article discusses how I use Vaser LipoSelection because it creates less
tissue trauma and bleeding than conventional liposuction techniques, regardless of body area.
You can read the entire article by going
to Cosmetic Surgery Times.TOP of PAGE 
Channel 6 DemoABC Channel 6 Local News conducted an interview and filmed a demonstration of hand rejuvenation, a procedure I developed. The demonstration aired Thursday, February 21th, on the 11:00PM Newscast and was repeated on the morning of February 23. If you want to watch the interview that aired, click here. If you would like to read about this procedure, click here to get information from the website. TOP of PAGE New Updates Added To The Dr. Mash Library I recently updated my Online Library by adding 62 new skin-related topics. Visit it soon by using the image below. You will be able to find information related to both skin issues and other health topics.
New Press Room
IN THE NEWS: NON-SURGICAL MINILIFTS Everyone is talking about the non-surgical facelifts using Radiesse filler and volumizer and its use as an injectable substance which not only fills fine lines, wrinkles and creases, but also the way it volumizes and lifts lax tissue. My Liquid and Laser non-surgical mini-lift has made this use of Radiesse for quite some time. It’s true that surgical and ablative solutions to skin laxity and poor skin tone/texture give the best correction to these skin issues, however many of us are not ready, able, or prepared to undergo a surgical procedure. The non-surgical Liquid and Laser Lift is a strong alternative, using the injection of FDA approved fillers such as the new, recently approved Juvederm, (along with the standards: Restylane, Radiesse, Sculptra and Silicone) to fill, volumize and lift the facial skin. This is done in conjunction with lasers which remove red and brown spots, improve skin laxity and cell production, and in combination with polyhydroxy acids with microdermabrasion to stimulate cell turnover though exfoliation. My non-surgical lift can also include liposuction (of the neck, for example) replacing that fat where needed elsewhere by injecting the patient’s own fat cells as a facial filler. Liposuction or lipocontouring, is considered non-surgical insofar as the small incisions made to admit the suctioning instrument do not constitute a true surgical-suturing event. TOP of PAGE VASER LIPOSELECTION® The latest in liposuction: Lipocontouring with Liposelection®. How is it different? What does it do? The Vaser Technology uses ultrasound energy to break up and emulsify fat, leaving other tissue relatively intact. Sound energy, similar to that used to remove a cataract from the eye, fragments the tissue. Fat cells break apart leaving nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue undisturbed. Patients and physicians report low to minimal swelling, bruising and pain. Once emulsified, fat is removed with minimal disturbance to other structural tissue, giving smooth results. If you’ve been thinking about trimming off fat that diets don’t touch, now’s the time to get serious. Call me for a free Liposelection® Consult soon. TOP of PAGE IS COSMETIC SURGERY RIGHT FOR YOU? Today men and women from virtually all walks of life are turning to cosmetic surgery as a way to bring their personal visions of beauty to life. But, with so much information out there, how do they know what’s best for them? To help navigate their personal way to beauty, the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) launched Be Wise About Beauty – an integrated, multi-faceted campaign dedicated to arming patients with the facts about cosmetic surgery, patient safety and qualified practitioners so that they can make informed decisions about cosmetic enhancement. I support this campaign, and I want all our patients to be wise about beauty. I recommend that everyone considering any cosmetic surgery to visit Be Wise About Beauty site by clicking on the image below.
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