Spa Procedures Blog
in Avon, Connecticut
Tips on Aseptic Practices
Here at Stanislaw Facial Plastic Surgery Center, we have always taken great care to implement proper protocols to keep our patient and staff’s health a top priority. Some of these are recommended for at-home use as well. We wanted to take this time to educate you about the importance of maintaining proper aseptic practices for […]
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Definition of Healthy Skin
Many people wonder what we as professionals mean when we refer to “prepping” skin. To achieve the best results for an upcoming procedure we need to prepare your skin first. If your skin is not in the healthiest condition (example: rosacea, acne, dry skin to name a few) you may not be a candidate for […]
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Milia: What Is It & What Causes It?
Milia are keratin (a fibrous protein found on the outside surfaces of the body) filled cysts that form just under the skin surface and look like white or yellowish bumps. They are often mistaken for whiteheads. There are several factors that cause milia in adults. Most commonly, they occur due to a buildup of dead […]
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Taking Care of Your Skin During Pregnancy
Skin Issues During Pregnancy Women often have a “healthy glow” during pregnancy, but there are many skin issues that may go along with Motherhood due to changing hormones. Redness, flushing of the face and neck – (Blood volume doubles during pregnancy, resolving after birth when blood volume returns to normal.) Acne/Blemishes – (Changing hormones may […]
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What are the benefits of going to Stanislaw’s Medical Spa?
Medical spas are becoming very popular among the cosmetic surgery and aesthetics industry for multiple reasons. While there are numerous benefits to using a medical spa for your cosmetic procedures, we’re offering the top three benefits. Why Should You Go to a Medical Spa? Licensed medical esthetician supervised by an on-site physician Not all estheticians […]
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HYDROQUINONE SPA BLOG
Hydroquinone is used to lighten the dark patches of skin called “melasma” or ”hyperpigmentation” often caused by hormones due to; pregnancy, birth control pills and hormone medications as well as any injury to the skin. There are some misunderstandings and falsehoods regarding facts associated with this product. One myth is that hydroquinone is banned in […]
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