#1 Eyebrow Transplants in NYC and Europe - Dr GaryJayne Rothfeld

Eyebrow Transplants  NYC Treatment Center in New York, NY Opened 7 Days a Week for Treatment Patients with thin brows, patchy brows, or no brows  have found a permanent solution with  eyebrow transplantation  Today, patients can enjoy the confidence of a permanent solution and have  found this procedure has given a dramatic boost to their self-esteem A full restoration typically involves 200 or more total grafts per procedure Unlike tattooing, dying, or other attempts to enhance the brow, eyebrow restoration uses state-of-the-art follicular unit transplantation to create a truly natural look Cortisone shots work very well when you have plucked your hair out

#1 Cortisone Shots for Acne NYC - Dr Gary Jayne Rothfeld - Open 24/7 for treatment, 7 days a week.

Cortisone Shots for Acne NYC in Manhattan Opened 7 Days a Week for Treatment 24 Hours a Day Even though Cortisone injections can be used as a preventative in cystic acne and in other types of acne in general, it is always wise to follow up with your dermatologist on a regular basis and to take other preventative measures as well when treating acne.    This is why it is so important to always get your acne cysts looked at by a dermatologist so that they can find a way to effectively treat it and prevent the cysts from coming back or worsening.  The most common side effect that most people experience when getting Cortisone injections is atrophy of the fatty tissue that surrounds the injection.  It is very effective especially in healing cystic acne lesions and many have suggested that it begins healing immediately. Cortisone has been used by many people who suffer from cystic acne to quickly reduce swelling and heal lesions.

Telogen Effluvium NYC -

Telogen Effluvium NYC Treatment Center in New York, NY Opened 7 Days a Week for Treatment Because of the duration of the hair shedding, patients are more likely to complain of decreased scalp hair density, or they may note that their hair appears thin and lifeless Physiologic stresses that can induce telogen effluvium include febrile illness, major injury, change in diet, pregnancy and delivery, and starting a new medication.  Careful questioning usually reveals a metabolic or physiologic stress 1-6 months before the start of the hair shedding.  Patients with acute telogen effluvium usually complain of relatively sudden onset of hair loss.  Acute telogen effluvium is defined as hair shedding lasting less than 6 months.