Non-Invasive Treatment Options to Prepare for Summer
Summer is just around the corner, which means more free time with the kids to spend in the sun! If you are looking forward to quality time with family, but not to showing more skin at the beach, you may want to look into non-surgical treatment options. These treatments are non-surgical and quick, so you can look and feel your best this summer!
CoolSculpting
Are you dealing with excess fat deposits that are resistant to diet and exercise? If so, you may be dreading slipping on that bikini. CoolSculpting can help to eliminate these stubborn fat pockets without surgery. Using cooling technology, CoolSculpting freezes fat cells which are then eliminated by the body. Once these fat cells are gone, they cannot grow back, so patients can enjoy long-term results.
Kybella
Summertime often includes lots of photos, but if you have a double chin, you may want to skip the smile session. While a double chin can be caused by weight gain, it can also be caused by genetics of aging, and often cannot be treated with exercise alone. Kybella is an injectable treatment that works to eliminate excess fat under the chin for a slimmer profile. Just a few sessions are needed, and you can enjoy your slimmer profile for life!
ThermiRF
There is an array of Thermi RF treatments available today to treat a selection of concerns non-surgically, including sagging facial skin, sagging breasts, and vaginal atrophy. These treatments employ radiofrequency technology to stimulate collagen production in the skin.
If you are ready to feel confident this summer, contact our Jacksonville Beach office today. We would be happy to schedule a consultation in which Dr. Basile will help to create a personalized non-invasive treatment plan for you to help meet your aesthetic goals.
Dr. Patrick L. Basile is a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Jacksonville Beach, FL. He has worked with the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, which became the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where he became the Assistant Chief of Plastic Surgery and the Director of Microsurgery. He joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Pittsburgh. He participates in annual humanitarian cleft lip and palate efforts as well. Dr. Basile has been acknowledged in numerous magazines, newspapers, books, and on television. He has won multiple awards over the years, and has a rating of 4.7 out of almost 300 reviews.
