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Q&A with Dr. Cox: What You Might Not Know About Botox (& Products Like It)
This month, we’re discussing all things related injectable neuromodulators like Botox and Dysport. Dr. Cox has been working with Botox long before it was a household name, and in fact is…
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Q&A with Dr. Cox: Navigation Skin Care
Our focus this month is everyday skin care. A good skin care regimen maintains the health of your skin, prevents premature aging and protects your investment in aesthetic treatment, but choosing…
Read MoreQ&A with Dr. Cox: What is Cellulite?
This month, we’re discussing all things related to skin tightening, texture and tone. One very common – and frequently misunderstood – topic is the uneven skin texture caused by cellulite….
Read MoreQ&A with Dr. Cox: Weight Loss vs Body Contouring
Happy New Year! As we ring in 2016, we all think about our goals for the coming year. If getting into better shape made your list of Resolutions, you may…
Read MoreDental Work and Hyaluronic Acid Fillers
Dr. Sue Ellen Cox mentions an International Journal of Nanomedicine article that touches on an issue being discussed among some of the nation’s leading cosmetic dermatologists. Could HA fillers, dental…
Read MoreFour Tips to Keep Rosacea in Check this Summer
Summer can be a tricky time for managing Rosacea. The most common environmental triggers – sun, heat and humidity – are challenging, if not downright impossible, to avoid. In fact,…
Read MoreThree solutions (and one MiraDry revolution) for summer sweat
You may have heard the saying that “horses sweat, gentlemen perspire and ladies feel the heat,” but by the time June rolls around in the Triangle area, all of us…
Read MoreTen Quick Tips for Preventing (and treating) Acne this Summer
Summer’s finally here. The Durham farmer’s market is in full swing. You can watch a movie outdoors at the NC Museum of Art. Some of you may even have celebrated…
Read MoreTen Tips for Preventing Sun Damage and Skin Cancer
Can you guess which of the above identical twins worshiped the sun and which didn’t? It’s May. The flowers are blooming at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Locals and tourists…
Read MoreAdministering Injectables is No Simple Task – even for Many Dermatologists
I recently gave a presentation about facial anatomy and the use of cosmetic injectables to a group of physicians at the 2014 Global Conference on Medical Education. I love events…
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