Nov 7, 2020
A widely recognized aesthetic physician has introduced a range of modern and proprietary injectable treatments aimed at individuals who want to give their skin a naturally youthful look.
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Coral Gables, United States - November 6, 2020 /PressCable/ —
A multi-awarded dermatologist has introduced a series of injectable treatments designed to tighten and rejuvenate the skin without making it look unnatural.
More information is available at https://miamiskininstitute.com
Founded by Dr. S. Manjula Jegasothy, the Miami Skin Institute offers a number of aesthetic procedures aimed at clients who want their skin to have a natural look. According to Dr. Jegasothy, her approach to aesthetic procedures can preserve the patient’s inherent features, and not make them look “done” or artificial.
The clinic offers neuromodulator treatments based on different types of injectables, including Botox, to soften wrinkles in places around the eyes or the forehead. It also offers dermal filler treatments to add volume to one’s face and restore its youthful contours.
Moreover, the clinic is capable of improving upon the beneficial effects of Botox by combining it with laser technology.
Dr. Jegasothy explained that she incorporated laser procedures like Ulthera and radiofrequency into her practice to make results of Botox and fillers last longer. More importantly, she stated that her method averts the skin laxity or the “frozen or filled” look, which gave the procedure a negative reputation.
Apart from modern procedures, Dr. Jegasothy sets herself apart through her methods. According to her, she developed and continuously refines every injection technique and laser protocol used in her practice.
She explained that “cookbook” injection techniques are considered novice by most well-regarded dermatologists, adding that experts tend to create and perfect proprietary methods. Dr. Jegasothy said she was able to create less painful treatments that require the least amount of recovery time.
U.S. News and World Report has given the doctor an “excellent” patient experience rating, and her practice was included in Expertise’s 21 Best Miami Dermatologists. Moreover, she won the Doctor’s Choice Award (DCA) in 2015 and 2016 and was part of DCA’s top 200 dermatologists in 2019.
Full details about Dr. Jegasothy’s services can be found at the URL above or one may call (305) 569-0067 for an appointment.
Contact Info:
Name: S. Manjula Jegasothy
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Organization: Miami Skin Institute
Address: 135 San Lorenzo Ave. PH 870, Coral Gables, FL 33146, United States
Phone: +1-305-569-0067
Website: https://miamiskininstitute.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88984708
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