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Your Skin, Perfected.

At the Lind Institute of Plastic Surgery, we correct, enhance, and treat a wide array of physical conditions affecting skin quality and appearance. 

Actinic keratosis

Actinic keratosis is characterized by rough, scaly lesions that develop on the skin. They are usually seen in older adults and occur from years of sun exposure and sun damage. They most commonly develop on the face, lips, ears, hands, arms, scalp, or neck. A very small percentage of these lesions can turn into skin cancer. Therefore, these lesions are considered pre-cancerous.

Treatments for actinic keratosis

Contour TRL, MicroLaserPeel®, NanoLaserPeel™

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Acne and acne scarring

Acne is a skin condition characterized by whiteheads, blackheads, papules, pustules, or nodules. In severe, chronic cases, permanent acne scarring is common. 

Acne treatments

Our acne and acne scar correction treatments include BBL™ BroadBand Light, Contour TRL™, HydraFacial™, acne facials, chemical peels, medical facials, and medical-grade skincare products.

Double chin

A double chin often appears with age, but it can also be caused by genetics, making it extremely difficult to get rid of with diet and exercise. A double chin creates a less than desirable facial profile, and can cause you to look much older and heavier than you are.

Double chin treatments

Kybella®, liposuction, LPG Endermologie 

Additional Skin Conditions

Facial veins

Facial veins (spider veins, broken capillaries, telangiectasias, and spider angiomas) are dilated blood vessels. These visible broken capillaries can have a considerable impact on your appearance — particularly when they develop on the face. Dozens of tiny veins twist, dilate, and break, creating red, bruise-like spots on the face. Unlike bruises, however, broken capillaries don’t heal and disappear over time.

Enlarged pores

Your skin has millions of pores that allow the oil made by the oil glands (sebum) to move through and then onto your face. Occasionally, pores become enlarged to allow for more oil to flow through. This enlargement can affect the aesthetic appearance of your skin, and enlarged pores are not easily treated by over-the-counter products.

Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmentation is the darkening of an area of your skin, and is caused by an increase in melanin. Hyperpigmentation may be caused by sun damage, inflammation, or other skin injuries, including those related to acne vulgaris. People with darker Asian, Mediterranean, or African skin tones are more prone to hyperpigmentation, especially if they have excess sun exposure. Melasma is a form of hyperpigmentation found on some women due to changes in hormone levels.

Loose skin

Loose skin occurs as a normal part of aging. As we get older, our skin loses its collagen, which results in the thinning of the skin. You may have a disruption in the elastic structures in the skin, which leads to a loss in skin resiliency and the skin becoming lax. Loose skin can be seen anywhere on the face, including the upper and lower eyelids. We can help you experience a dramatic improvement in loose skin in any of these areas with our treatments. For severe skin laxity, surgery may be the best option.

Pigmented lesions

There are many types of skin lesions that have increased pigment, and those that are benign that can be treated very successfully. These can range from age spots, freckles, birthmarks, and melasma. A consultation with the Lind Institute of Plastic Surgery will help determine if your concerning lesion is treatable by our in-office treatments. Malignant pigmented lesions, such as melanoma, are not to be treated by these modalities.

Treatments for pigmented lesions

Halo Hybrid fractional laser, BBL BroadBand Light, ForeverYoung BBL, Forever Clear BBL, Contour TRL, microlaser peel, nano laser peel, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, medical-grade skincare products, medical facials

Melasma

Melasma is a skin condition that is characterized by dark-colored areas on the skin. While this condition can appear on men or women for a number of reasons, it’s most often associated with pregnancy or in women taking contraceptives or receiving hormonal replacement therapy. The areas affected are usually the forehead, cheeks, nose, upper lip, and chin.

Melasma treatments

Halo Hybrid fractional laser, Contour TRL, MicroLaserPeel, NanoLaserPeel, dermaplaning, chemical peels, medical facials, medical-grade skincare products, HydraFacial MD

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Dull, dry, unevenly toned skin

Your complexion may appear dull, unevenly toned, or may have hyperpigmented areas due to the aging process. A poor diet or smoking can also lead to dull, lackluster skin. Furthermore, a buildup of dead skin cells can leave your skin looking older, losing its natural, youthful glow. These issues are not easily resolved with over-the-counter remedies, even the most expensive brands.

Skin treatments

Halo Hybrid fractional laser, Contour TRL, Micro laser peel, Nano laser peel, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, acne facial, medical facials, medical-grade skincare products, BBL, Forever Young BBL

Premature skin aging

An array of environmental and lifestyle factors affect skin quality. Some things we can’t do anything about, while other factors are more under our control. While aging is inevitable, you can keep your skin looking refreshed and youthful with the right treatments. With time, we all will develop visible lines on our face, and see the youthful, firm, fullness diminishing, with the skin becoming thinner and drier. Your genes largely control when these changes occur. The medical term for this type of aging is “intrinsic aging”. Research has established that BBL BroadBand Light can delay the aging process.

Scientific evidence demonstrates regular maintenance treatments using ForeverYoung BBL can restore the youthful quality to aging skin. Results of a Stanford University study published in The Wall Street Journal reveal over 1,000 gene expressions became “rejuvenated” to be more like youthful skin, resulting in improved elasticity and more uniform collagen deposition with improvements in fine wrinkles and pigmentation.

Treatments for premature skin aging

ForeverYoung BBL, medical grade skincare products, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, medical facials, BBL, Nano laser peels, micro laser peels, Halo hybrid fractional laser, LPG Endermologie, Botox®, Jeuveau®

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Scars

Visible scars can be the result of surgery, trauma, or skin conditions such as acne. Some types of scars affect your appearance and draw the attention of others, which can be embarrassing. When scars are wider, darker, reddish, or raised, they are very visible and distracting. Some displeasing scars need to be treated by surgical excision and meticulous skin closure, while others can be made far less visible with non-surgical treatment. Scars can never be completely removed, and any procedure that involves making incisions in the skin will result in a post-surgical scar.

Scar treatments

Contour TRL, micro laser peel, Nano laser peel, BBL BroadBand Light, chemical peels, Halo hybrid fractional laser, medical tattoo for scar camouflage, scar excision, Forever Clear BBL, Biocorneum scar cream

Sun spots

Sun spots (solar lentigines) are a common skin problem. They appear as a flat brown or black portion of the skin, and develop as a result of prolonged exposure to UV rays. Sun spots are also referred to as “liver spots” or “age spots”, and can vary in size, shape, and color. People of all ages can develop sun spots, and they often appear in the areas most exposed to the sun. This includes the face, hands, arms, chest, legs, and back.

Treatments for sun spots

BBL BroadBand Light, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, Halo hybrid fractional laser, Contour TRL, Nano laser peel, micro laser peel, medical facials, medical-grade skincare products

Uneven skin tone

Uneven skin tone (hyperpigmentation) is the result of an overproduction of melanin (colored pigment). This condition can occur over time due to excessive sun exposure, hormonal changes, or are inflammatory in nature. The result is skin with a markedly uneven tone, appearing reddened, spotty, or with varying skin colors.

Treatments for uneven skin tone

Halo Hybrid fractional laser, Contour TRL, micro laser peel, Nano laser peel, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, acne facial, medical facials, medical-grade skincare products, medical tattooing, BBL, Forever Young BBL, Forever Clear BBL

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Uneven skin texture

A buildup of dead skin cells often causes uneven or poor skin texture over time. This build-up can lead to uneven texture, bumpy or scaly skin, large pores, fine lines, wrinkles, and a dull complexion. Changes in skin texture can also develop as one aspect of the normal aging process or be caused by excessive sun exposure, hormonal influences, or smoking.

Treatments for uneven skin texture

Halo Hybrid fractional laser, Contour TRL, micro laser peel, Nano laser peel, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, medical facials, acne facial, medical-grade skin care products

Unwanted hair on face or body

Unwanted hair is a common complaint. Excess hair can grow on the upper lip, chin, cheeks, back, legs, fingers, feet, and toes. Excessive hair growth can be the result of many factors, including genetics, certain medications such as steroids, higher levels of certain hormones, and polycystic ovarian syndrome.

Treatments for unwanted hair

BBL BroadBand Light

Vascular lesions

Vascular lesions appear in many forms. These skin flaws may be benign lesions such as cherry angiomas, venous malformations, port wine stains, hemangiomas, and rosacea.

Treatments for vascular lesions

BBL BroadBand Light, ForeverYoung BBL

Wrinkles, lines, and skin creases

Over time, your skin will become thinner and drier, and as collagen production declines with age, the skin loses its youthful elasticity, causing sagging skin and the development of lines and wrinkles. Fine lines and wrinkles appear around the eyes, mouth, nose, and chin.

Treatments for wrinkles, lines, and skin creases

Halo Hybrid Fractional Laser, Contour TRL, micro laser peel, Nano laser peel, soft tissue fillers, Botox®, Jeuveau®, HydraFacial MD, dermaplaning, chemical peels, medical facials, medical-grade skin care products, Forever Young BBL, LPG Endermologie

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Cellulite

Cellulite is a rough, bumpy, and dimpled appearance on the surface of the skin that detracts from its smoothness, tightness, and beauty. Often compared to an orange peel-like texture, cellulite affects an estimated 9 out of 10 women and occurs more frequently in women than it does in men due to the unique arrangement of tough fibrous tissue that tether the skin to the muscle below it. Cellulite most often occurs on the female buttocks, thighs, and upper arms as a result of hormonal, genetic, dietary, or lifestyle factors. By addressing and breaking up these tough fibrous bands of tissue through a variety of approaches, it is possible to greatly reduce the appearance of cellulite or to clear it up entirely.

Treatments for Cellulite:

QWO, LPG Endermologie

Treatments for stretch marks, surgery scars, hypo-pigmented skin, scars, vitiligo, and uneven skin color:

Medical tattooing, Halo hybrid fractional laser, Contour TRL, Nano laser peel, micro laser peel

Treatments for loss of hair:

Cosmetic tattoo/micropigmentation, 3D microblading, Latisse, RevitaLash, RevitaBrow, Keravive

Treatments for eyebrow, eyelash, and lip enhancement:

Cosmetic tattoo/permanent makeup, 3D microblading, RevitaLash, RevitaBrow, Latisse, soft tissue fillers, eyebrow tinting, eyelash tinting, henna brow art, eyebrow shaping

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