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Winter/Spring 2008

Cosmetic Fillers for Skin Rejuvenation

Fillers are a wonderful way to add volume to facial tissue for a more youthful appearance. In just a few minutes lines around the mouth can be erased, dark hollows under the eyes softened and lips made fuller. For years the only option for filling lines was Collagen™. . .

Smooth and Tighten Skin with Thermage

We are pleased to introduce a new tissue tightening procedure! Thermage is a safe, nonsurgical tightening and contouring procedure that stimulates existing collagen and builds new collagen lifting sagging skin thus improving facial and body contours and wrinkles. . .

Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair removal (LHR) is a popular option for permanent reduction of unwanted hair. Unlike shaving, tweezing, waxing or depilatories, LHR results in permanent reduction in hair, with the remaining hair being much finer and less noticeable. It is also a wonderful solution for problematic ingrown hairs. Unlike electrolysis, LHR does not involve needles and takes a fraction of both the time and number of treatments. . .

The Tanning Accountability and Notification (TAN) Act

President Bush took an important step toward reducing the incidence of skin cancer in the US by signing the TAN Act which re-examines the warning labels on indoor tarming devices to more effectively communicate their risk of irreversible damage to the eyes and skin. "Current labeling inadequately explains the serious risks associated with indoor tanning," stated Dr. Diane Baker, President of the American Academy of Dermatology. . .

Spring/Summer 2006

Melanoma Awareness Month

May marks the American Academy of Dermatology’s 22nd Annual Melanoma and Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month. . . Dr. Washburn will be joining other area dermatologists in a Skin Cancer Screening at Newton Wellesley Hospital on May 17th.

Here Comes the Sun!

As the warm weather approaches we’re all looking forward to spending more time outdoors! But what about those damaging UV rays? We know that excessive sun exposure is the single most preventable risk factor for skin cancer and aging. Sunblock alone is not enough. . . .

Restylane and Collagen

Soft tissue augmentation has increased in popularity due to the availability of new and better fillers. Cosmetic fillers work beautifully to soften the lines around the mouth and between the eyebrows and to plump up scars from acne or trauma.

Supporting Camp Discovery

Camp Discovery is a summer camp for children ages 8 to 16 who have severe skin disorders. At camp fun, friendship, and independence are at the top of everyone’s list.


Winter 2005/2006

What's New?

A lot has happened since we opened our doors in September! Dr. Washburn attended three major educational conferences this fall to keep abreast of recent advances in dermatology. . .

Shedding Light on Acne and Rosacea

In the 1950’s x-rays were used to destroy the oil glands that cause acne. Today lasers are being tried to target either oil glands or bacteria that both play a role in acne. . .

The Sun and Vitamin D

With the shortened daylight hours upon us, the issue as to whether intentional sun exposure (i.e. in tanning beds) has health benefits is being hotly debated.

Botox Update

Treatment with Botox Cosmetic continues to increase in popularity with both men and women. It is far and away the most popular cosmetic procedure performed today.

Fall 2005

Welcome

Welcome to our new venture, Janice Cleveland Washburn, MD, PC, and our first newsletter. We are excited to announce the opening of our new office. . .

What's New

As the summer comes to a close, it’s time to think about getting your skin back in shape. While most of us do our best to avoid overexposure to the sun, our active lifestyles sometimes make this difficult. . .

Meet the Staff

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Why Choose a Board Certified Dermatologist?

Becoming a Board Certified Dermatologist requires the completion of four years of college, four years of medical school, at least one year of internship in medicine or surgery, and three years of specialized dermatology training in an accredited training program. . .

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