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Posted on May 2, 2012 12:32PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
To honor all of the women who have helped shape our lives, Dr. John LeRoy is offering $50 OFF your total Restylane® and Dysport® purchase May 7th-9th. Now is the perfect time to treat those worrisome frown lines and furrows around the mouth and lips. To make a great offer even better, be sure to check out the specials section of our blog to see how you can combine these savings with available manufacturer’s rebates. Be sure to connect with Dr. LeRoy on Facebook and Twitter for access to the latest plastic surgery news and specials.
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Posted on April 30, 2012 3:20PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Not only does the May Issue of Atlanta Magazine feature this year’s beautiful Roswell Woman’s Club show house, but also Dr. LeRoy and his list of original Band Aid plastic surgery procedures. To learn more about the plastic surgery procedures Dr. LeRoy offers, visit our website and continue to read our blog. Contact our office today to setup a consultation to see which in-office minimally invasive plastic surgery procedure may be right for you.
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Posted on April 13, 2012 12:20PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Completed in-office with gentle numbing, Dr. John LeRoy’s original Band Aid Plastic Surgery techniques address isolated cosmetic concerns with minimal downtime. To learn more about the Band Aid Facelift and other mini facial plastic surgery procedures, continue to read his blog. Contact Dr. LeRoy’s office to setup a consultation to see which procedure is right for you.
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Posted on April 13, 2012 12:15PM in Current Specials, Dr. LeRoy's Blog
For patients just starting to notice the signs of aging like crow’s feet or wrinkles around the mouth and those who previously had plastic surgery, Dr. John LeRoy is now providing another minimally invasive option to reduce the signs of aging. Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacing uses DOT laser technology and gentle numbing to reduce mild to moderate wrinkles, sun spots, and skin imperfections. This laser skin resurfacing method boosts the body’s ability to produce collagen for tighter, more youthful skin. Best of all, Dr. LeRoy has extended his introductory offer so you can take $1000 OFF your Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacing treatment through April 30th. Contact our office to schedule your consultation today!
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Posted on April 12, 2012 10:10AM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Plastic surgeons are clinicians. We enjoy the data, science and numbers as well as the human element of interaction with patients. Part of what makes aesthetic medicine so interesting is the way all of these factors intertwine. Reviewing the newly released American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery statistics provided the perfect example: according to the 2011 ASAPS statistics report, the majority of plastic surgery and non-surgical cosmetic treatment patients were not baby boomers ages 51 to 64, but generation x’ers (those between the ages of 35-50).
These numbers not only show that more people are pursuing both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic treatments, but that they’re pursuing them at a younger age. This shift in the plastic surgery patient demographic is no doubt the result of several factors, like increased availability of plastic surgery information, enhanced minimally-invasive surgical techniques, and expanded patient financing options. The numbers imply that Generation X patients are seeking youth- maintenance as opposed to dramatic makeovers synonymous with plastic surgery of the past.
What’s important for me and other surgeons to glean from this information is that patients continue to seeking a variety of anti-aging cosmetic treatments to match their individual cosmetic concerns as well as their unique budget. By continuing education in new plastic surgery technology and ensuring we’re properly equipped to provide a range of treatments from wrinkle reducing injectables to surgical face lifts surgeons can better meet the expectations of this shifting patient base.
What’s important for patients to remember is that no matter how sleek and promise-filled a cosmetic procedure sounds, it’s still a medical treatment and should only be performed by a certified provider. If you’re pursuing plastic surgery there are a host of things to look for in a prospective surgeon; however, the key factors are board certification and operating privileges at an accredited hospital.
To read the latest news on plastic surgery statistics visit our social media profiles on Facebook and Twitter. Continue reading our blog for updates on plastic surgery technology and my expanding services menu.
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Posted on March 19, 2012 3:10PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Dr. John LeRoy celebrates the 20th year of Atlanta plastic surgery practice this year. During that time he’s developed an extensive menu of original, minimally invasive plastic surgery procedures known as Band Aid Plastic Surgery. Completed in-office with gently numbing, these techniques address isolated cosmetic concerns with minimal downtime. To learn more about Dr. LeRoy’s Band Aid Facelift and other mini facial plastic surgery procedures, continue to read his blog. Contact Dr. LeRoy’s office to setup a consultation to see which procedure is right for you.
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Posted on March 9, 2012 3:02PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Dr. John LeRoy invented the Band Aid Facelift technique in 1997 to correct fine lines and wrinkles the easy way: in-office with gentle numbing. Now, patients just starting to notice the signs of aging like crow’s feet or wrinkles around the mouth, as well as those who previously had plastic surgery have another minimally invasive option to combat aging. Dr. LeRoy’s Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacingprocedure uses DOT laser technology and gentle numbing to reduce the appearance of mild to moderate wrinkles, sun spots, and surface imperfections. Band Aid Laser treatment also boosts the body’s ability to produce collagen so your skin will become tighter and more youthful looking. Best of all, you can take $1000 OFF Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacing treatment through March 31st. Contact our office to arrange a consultation today!
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Posted on February 24, 2012 12:47PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Atlanta cosmetic and plastic surgeon Dr. John LeRoy celebrates 20 years in practice this year. Just last week the board certified plastic surgeon celebrated a different sort of milestone: 100,000 Twitter followers for his @JohnLLeRoyJrMD profile. He credits the wide-spread popularity of social media and digital sharing with his diverse and vast audience, but hopes the numbers will translate into benefits for patients saying, “Everyone uses online resources nowadays to research everything from where to eat dinner to which doctor to trust. I hope that the information I share can become a trusted, convenient resource for patients interested in plastic surgery.”
In addition to Twitter, Dr. LeRoy maintains an extensive website with plastic surgery before and after photos to educate patients interested in facial plastic surgery, breast surgery, or body procedures. He also regularly updates his blog and cosmetic surgery YouTube channel with industry news and interacts with patients on his Facebook page.
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Posted on February 20, 2012 9:42AM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
Our eyelids work overtime to protect our eyes from harmful environmental factors like sun, bright natural and artificial light, dust, bugs, wayward makeup, etc. It should come as no surprise that the eye area is typically the first to show signs of aging. Crow’s feet can appear as early as one’s late 20s or 30s and progress into sagging eyelids as the delicate skin loses elasticity beginning in one’s 40s. In 1997, Dr. John LeRoy invented the Band Aid Facelift to help patients who started to notice the signs of aging, but weren’t quite ready for a full facelift.
Since then, Dr. LeRoy has developed an extensive selection of other Band Aid mini plastic surgery procedures including Band Aid Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), liposuction, laser skin resurfacing, brow lift, and tummy tuck. Band Aid Blepharoplasty is an in-office procedure completed with gentle numbing. During the procedure, Dr. LeRoy carefully removes the pockets of fat and tightens the loose skin surrounding the eyes to yield a younger, more alert appearance. Band Aid Blepharoplasty produces more subtle-looking plastic surgery results.
Though the procedure is not as involved as its traditional predecessor, Band Aid Blepharoplasty produces noticeable results in facial rejuvenation patients seeking a little lift to their current appearance. Many Band Aid Blepharoplasty patients combine their procedure with Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacing to rejuvenate the surrounding facial skin and minimize the appearance of sun damage or dark spots beginning to form. Additionally, some patients will complete their facial rejuvenation with the use of Latisse® eyelash treatment to showcase their refreshed eyes with longer, darker, and thicker lashes.
Visit Dr. LeRoy’s website and continue to read his blog to learn more about the other Band Aid plastic surgery procedures he performs. You can also connect with Dr. LeRoy on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute plastic surgery advancements as they become available.
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Posted on February 17, 2012 3:05PM in Dr. LeRoy's Blog
As featured in the February issue of Atlanta Magazine, Dr. John LeRoy discusses his menu of Band Aid “mini” plastic surgery techniques for the face and body including: Band Aid Facelift, Tummy Tuck, Liposuction, Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), Brow Lift, and Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacing.
Learn more plastic surgery news by reading Dr. LeRoy’s blog and connecting with him on Facebook and Twitter.
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