Beauty starts within … we add the finishing touches.
With all the extraordinary advances in medicine in the last century, more people are choosing plastic surgery as a means of looking and feeling their best. If your image in the mirror doesn’t fully reflect how great you feel inside, plastic surgery can help you feel better and more confident about your appearance.
Where art meets medical science
You may not think of a physician as an artist, but our surgeons are just that. They perform some of the most advanced medical procedures in the world with the eye of an artist, bringing new shape and attractiveness to the human form.
Esthetician services
When visiting our estheticians at our office in Janesville, Wisconsin, you will receive the personal attention of highly trained skin care specialists who are backed by the full medical resources of the Mercy Regional Plastic Surgery, Skin and Laser Center. This ensures the highest quality products and services will always be provided. Our estheticians often consult with doctors and specially trained medical staff to ensure desired results.
Discover the beauty of healthy skin. Our estheticians can recommend ways to:
- Even out your skin tone
- Diminish fine lines
- Control acne breakouts
- Minimize the appearance of scars and bruises
- Reduce the appearance of facial age spots and spider veins
- Apply makeup using the latest techniques
- Make you feel pampered with special facials and treatments
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Meet our estheticians
With over 25 years of combined experience, this team can customize a treatment specific to your needs. Heather Farris and Heather Sornson are both members of the Society of Plastic Surgical Skin Care Specialists and have completed hours of medically based skin care classes. Both are fully trained in Obagi, La-Roche Posay, gloTherapeutics, gloMinerals and other medically based skin care lines. Let their knowledge help you feel your absolute best.
Intense Pulsed Light
Have you ever wondered about the differences between laser and intense pulsed light (IPL)? Ada Polla Tray, from the Society of Plastic Surgical Skincare Specialists, writes in the latest newsletter that IPL devices are not lasers. They are very different, both from technology and treatment perspectives. IPL is non-monochromatic, meaning consisting of a single wavelength. While lasers produce a single wavelength, thus targeting a single light beam, IPL devices use filters.
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