we have now a lot of experience with Latisse. If you desire longer, thicker, curvier eyelashes try it - it really works
Plastic Surgery Clinic in Chicago. Ivy League trained Dr Gregory Turowski is board certified in plastic Surgery and the Medical Director of New Horizons. The clinic provides a full spectrum coverage of plastic surgery and non-invasive treatments performed by the board certified physicians.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Want better eyelashes? Latisse really works
we have now a lot of experience with Latisse. If you desire longer, thicker, curvier eyelashes try it - it really works
Monday, December 21, 2009
Patients' true testimonials
Gregory Turowski check out our newest additions to patients' true testimonials - it is true and it is fun!
http://www.drturowski.com/idid.html
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Laser varicose vein removal
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Quick fix before Holiday Parties
It is not too late to look better at these Holidays parties. Manufacturer of the Prevelle is offering a two for one sale of the filler. Great deal! If you want this bigger lips or smooth out you wrinkles this is the time to do it
PREVELLE has proven to be effective in smoothing lines and wrinkles with minimal irritation. PREVELLE does not contain animal products and no pre-testing is necessary before use. PREVELLE consists of hyaluronic acid, which is a natural substance already found in your body. In most cases, you can be treated with PREVELLE during your very first visit.
- Non-surgical treatment for wrinkles
- Soft, natural results
- Convenient, same day procedure
- Immediate results
- Ideal for delicate skin areas
- Little to no
Treatment areas may include*:
Smile lines:
The lines which run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. Also known as nasolabial folds.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Holidays Gift Certificates
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Non-surgical rhinoplasty
In some patients correction of the nose shape can be achieved by non-surgical means. Instead of traditional nose job, we can inject a filler, such as Radiesse. It is an immediate, instant satisfaction type of a procedure. This can cover up a nasal hump, irregular shape or low dorsal bridge. Although not permanent, it can last over a year.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
BOTAX - new plastic surgery tax
I am writing you today about an issue that affects everyone who is receiving or is considering aesthetic medical treatments from a licensed and specialized physician, including botulinum toxin and dermal filler injections, microdermabrasion, dental caps and implants, teeth whitening, laser hair removal, and many more.
To help pay for the health care reform bill that is being debated over the next few weeks by the U.S. Senate, users of such cosmetic medical treatments like yourself have been unfairly targeted with a 5% federal tax on these procedures. As your physician specialized in aesthetic medical treatment for 15 years, I oppose this tax for several reasons outlined below:
· The tax is punitive and places an additional burden on the middle class – According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, sixty percent of patients considering a cosmetic medical procedure are squarely in the middle class, earning between $30,000 and $90,000 per year. This tax would come on top of increased payroll and income taxes sure to result from health reform’s $849 billion cost, and would penalize those who have made a well-educated and informed decision in consultation with a specialized physician to opt for cosmetic medical treatments because they allow them to express their best self and have been scientifically tested.
· The tax discriminates predominantly against women – Medical society data shows that 91 percent of patients seeking cosmetic medical procedures are women. And many of these women are seeking treatment to improve their appearance to enhance their self-image and self-confidence which helps them succeed at work and in other areas of their lives.
· The tax does not serve the goals of health reform – Since these procedures are generally not covered by insurance, the proposed tax will not reduce the cost of health care nor will it reduce insurance premiums. Further, it will increase administrative costs for physician offices.
· The tax puts cosmetic procedures in the same category as cigarettes and alcohol – So called “sin taxes” on cigarettes and alcohol were imposed to try to change unhealthy behavior and cover the significant costs that these products placed on the health care system. This is logical. But a tax on cosmetic medical procedures is illogical because they are healthy and merely a responsible form of self-improvement. Furthermore, these procedures do not impact the heath care system since patients pay for these procedures themselves and they are not covered by insurance. People should have the freedom to decide what is best for their personal health care, including our own aesthetic appearance and therefore be free to spend our own, hard-earned money to correct, alter or enhance our appearance responsibly, in consultation with a physician, without being forced to pay an extra tax
If you agree talk to your legislator. Obviously, tax on lawyers services and tort reform are not considered as a way to pay for and improve health care