Nov 12, 2020
Dr. Emami is a leading expert in non-surgical facelift procedures. She offers the Morpheus8 treatment that can stimulate new collagen and elastin production.
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San Diego, United States - November 11, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
Dr. Margo Aura Emami announces a treatment in Carmel Valley San Diego, CA to help restore collagen and elastin in the skin. This innovative treatment called Morpheus8 is designed to provide patients with younger looking skin without any incisions or surgery. She is also accepting new patients in La Jolla, CA, Del Mar, CA, and South Orange County.
More information can be found here: https://auraemd.com/about/#our-philosophy
Dr. Emami is a renowned medical aesthetics doctor who is a top expert in minimally invasive skin procedures such as Morpheus8. She has devoted years to this field and is considered an authority in it.
Collagen and elastin are the building blocks for youthful skin. This advanced treatment uses radiofrequency fractional treatments to stimulate new collagen and elastin production.
The stimulation and production of new collagen and elastin leads to skin tightening and reduction of wrinkles. Morpheus8 as an example, penetrates the deeper layers of the skin with controlled thermal energy where collagen and elastin are produced.
During treatment, a matrix of micro pins is used to renew the deeper layers of the skin while the surface layer of the skin is kept intact. This process is what leads to collagen production and stimulation. This treatment provides exceptional results and it can also mold the fat under the skin.
One can use a treatment like Morpheus8 in any area of the body that they think will benefit from new collagen production. Typically, people prefer getting it done in the neck and lower face. This treatment can also be used to get rid of scarring and discoloration.
You can learn more about Dr. Emami here: https://auraemd.com/
The procedure is painless, with only minor discomfort experienced. A topical cream is applied to the treatment area before beginning the procedure to keep the patient comfortable throughout. An occasional prickling sensation or warmth might be experienced, but it isn’t too noticeable.
Treatments like Morpheus8 don’t take long. The exact duration depends on the individual’s requirements. 30 to 60 minutes can get the job done. Sometimes, more than one sitting can be required to get complete results. The full effect of the treatment becomes apparent six months to one year after the procedure.
The benefits of Morpheus8 and other skin tightening treatments are apparent. People prefer Morpheus8 due to the minimal downtime it requires. Recovery from this procedure does not involve one taking time out from work. Everyone can go about their daily activities as usual, avoiding only strenuous activities.
No skin cuts or incisions are needed for the procedure, and hence no general anesthesia is given to the individual. It can be used by those wanting to avoid invasive procedures. Those who want to smooth their wrinkles or get rid of uneven texture can also benefit from it. The treatment is also useful for dealing with scarring and discoloration and minimizing skin damage.
Although this is a non-surgical procedure, this doesn’t imply that anyone can do it. Only certified professionals should be approached for Morpheus8.
Dr. Emami has been in the field for years and can be trusted to administer the treatment without any errors. For additional details visit her Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/auraemd
People from the La Jolla, CA area, wanting to look younger should consider a consultation with Dr. Emami. Visit her website or contact her at the number listed below to learn more.
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Margo Aura Emami
Email: Send Email
Organization: Aurae MD
Address: 9850 Genesee Ave Suite 840 Ximed Building, San Diego, CA 92037, United States
Phone: +1-858-333-7855
Website: https://auraemd.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
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