Women's Institute Of Cosmetic and Laser Surgery Service List

Procedures

• Featured Services

  • Botox

    botox is a facial injectable that is used to temporarily reduce or eliminate facial wrinkles. it is a cosmetic form of botulinum toxin type a, and helps to eliminate or reduce wrinkles on the face. botox is most commonly used to treat forehead lines, crow's feet (lines around the eyes), and frown lines.

  • Facelift

    over time, the effects of gravity, exposure to the sun, and stress begin to show on our faces. deep folds near the nose and lip as well as jowls and saggy neck skin demonstrate aging. to turn back the signs of again, an individual may choose to have a facelift procedure (rhytidectomy). this procedure lifts the cheek and neck skin in an up and backward direction thereby decrease the hanging neck skin and jowls. in some cases, other procedures are combined along with a facelift in order to attain optimal results, such as a forehead lift, eyelid surgery, or nose surgery.

  • Liposuction

    liposuction ("lipoplasty") is a body sculpting procedure that removes excess fat from selected regions of the body. the most common places where liposuction is performed are the abdomen, hips, buttocks, inner and outer thighs, knees, upper arms, chin, cheeks, and neck. this cosmetic surgery procedure is intended to remove excess fat that an individual is unable to get rid of with regular diet and exercise.

  • Tummy Tuck / Abdominoplasty

    a tummy tuck ("abdominoplasty") is a surgical procedure where excess fat and skin are removed from the abdomen. this helps to tighten the muscles of the middle and lower abdomen.

  • Hair Removal

    everybody has a different body with genetically programmed hair follicles. some follicles are in what's known as an active stage while some follicles remain dormant. the only follicles that can be treated with the laser are those in the active state. that is why it is essential that multiple treatments take place as to try and catch as many follicles as possible in their active state. these treatments are usually spaced one to three months apart. the number of treatments is dependent on the individual.