Growing up, I was constantly reminded of the recycling
campaign, “Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle”. Through this cycle, I would help
Mother Earth stay “healthy” by not putting harmful chemicals into her. Sure,
this is great for Mother Earth, but what about our own body? Here at the Escobedo Skin Center, we are excited to
introduce the new fat transfer treatment to our list of innovative
services. With the new fat transfer, a patient can REDUCE and REUSE
unwanted fat and RECYCLE it by injecting it in other parts of the body, such as
the buttocks, face, or chest. Why is it better to REDUCE, REUSE, & RECYCLE our own
body’s natural fat? Fat is a natural, durable bodily substance. Unlike implants
or injections, fat is recognized and accepted by our bodies, making healing
time faster. In addition, using your body’s natural fat provides softer,
results that look and feel like a natural part of your body. For more
information about fat transfer, please contact Dr. Escobedo today!
may charge lower fees per unit of Botox, but this doesn’t mean you’ll get quality. The rise of medspa chains has led to price dilution as well as poor quality. Most of these places have closed their doors in the last few years, so one might expect to see normalization in prices.
The most common reason Botox doesn’t work is because you weren’t given enough of the active product. Always go

You can definitely have too much of a good thing. If Heidi Montag’s
unrecognizable face staring back at you from the People cover doesn’t
prove this, I don’t know what does. We’ve all seen the consequences of
cosmetic overload on celebrities. Millions of dollars and surgeries
later, these celebrities look more like defective dolls than people.
Dysport is known to produce similar results to Botox, minimizing the appearance of mild and severe lines around the mouth and eyes. Dysport is a cheaper alternative that takes 2-3 units to equal the effectiveness of one Botox unit. The effects last 4 to 6 months, so you won’t have to keep coming back for treatments that often. Schedule them in sync with your dental checkup and you’re good to go.

