Skin Speaks Blog

Thanks to Staci from KS95 for posting our Summer Spectacular Event on her blog!

Read more about the event, this Thursday evening on our Events page.

Dr. Carney and Yone Tierney, our RN injection specialist, appeared on Kare 11 Showcase Minnesota this morning to discuss cosmetic treatments like Sculptra and the new Botox-alternative, Dysport.

Watch the video for information on special offers!

As Dr. Carney explains, we’re pretty excited about Dysport these days; it costs less and may last as long, if not longer than Botox.

Sculptra was recently FDA approved for cosmetic use – adding volume to the skin and tissue, gradually improving your appearance with an increase in collagen. One of the advantages of Sculptra is the fact that it lasts longer than previous products – up to two years in some cases.

Yone explains the difference between Sculptra and other fillers such as Juvederm and Restylane; Sculptra will replace overall structure in the face rather than a specifically targeted line. Sculptra is not just for anti-aging purposes, but also augmenting the cheeks to correct lack of facial volume.

Are you one of the many drivers who pass our beautiful new billboard every day, along highway 10 in Elk River?  We put it up to get the word out about our north metro locations.  The number displayed is for our Coon Rapids office.

People in the north metro who need to see a dermatologist right away should call our Coon Rapids location for a same day appointment.

Coon Rapids

clinical: 763.231.8700
cosmetic: 952.435.6565
3960 Coon Rapids Blvd, Suite 116
Coon Rapids, MN 55433

Latisse is FDA approved and available here in Burnsville at Skin Speaks Spa MD.

What is Latisse? If you haven’t already heard, it’s the latest eyelash enhancer brought to market by Allergan, the medical giant behind Botox and Juvederm.

Applied to the base of the lashes, Latisse keeps hairs in their growth phase, producing longer, darker and thicker eyelashes. The effects of Latisse are not permanent, so you have to keep using it. The eyelashes will return to normal after the patient stops using Latisse.

Allergan accidentally discovered Latisse during a clinical trial for a known glaucoma treatment called Lumigan. When patients reported that Lumigan had a highly desired side-effect – significantly longer eyelashes – Allergan knew they were on to something.

Call us for more info and special pricing for Latisse!

Advancements in Dermatology is opening two new locations this fall – one in Coon Rapids and another in Woodbury.

The Coon Rapids location is on Coon Rapids Blvd near Mercy Hospital and will offer full service same day dermatology and cosmetic appointments for Botox, Juvederm, Sculptra, vein treatments, and more.