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Refreshing Your Skin has Never Been So Easy

In our Scottsdale office, we focus on bringing the most effective and innovative treatments to our patients. While Dr. Ong is a respected board-certified plastic surgeon, he recognizes the value of proven nonsurgical modalities. Here, we discuss what you may want to know about the MicroLaserPeel®, especially if you want to refresh your skin before the busy holiday season just ahead.  What is a MicroLaser Peel? A MicroLaser Peel is a light resurfacing procedure that achieves more significant improvements than your average chemical peel or microdermabrasion treatment. Still, in the world of skin resurfacing, the MicroLaser Peel is pretty conservative. It is designed to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, rough texture, and pigment problems with very little downtime and minimal discomfort.  Some of

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Magnesium: Let’s Take a Moment to Discuss this Essential Mineral

As we have made our way through the mess of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have begun hearing more about certain vitamins and supplements that they’d never thought much about before. Magnesium is one of them, and one in which most people are deficient. The body requires an adequate amount of this particular mineral to sustain functions like heart rhythm, bone density, and blood pressure regulation. People who are deficient in magnesium may experience medical conditions such as depression, insulin resistance and diabetes, migraines, and other problems. Here, we discuss what magnesium can do for the body and how you can find out if you’re getting enough of this nutrient.  Benefits of Magnesium Better rest and less stress. Magnesium is a calming mineral. It regulates

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Perimenopause Needs Good Management

Perimenopause can stretch out over more than a decade. Women hear so much about hot flashes, night sweats, and weight gain that they may not realize just how much their body and mind can change during this lengthy transitional period that culminates in the end of menstruation. As common as it is to go through perimenopause, the physiological process is relatively complex. We think of this transition as a gradual decline in estrogen levels. However, during perimenopause, these levels could be at their highest, at least sometimes. Generally, we see them rise and fall based on the symbiotic relationship between estrogen and progesterone. Here, we discuss some of the symptoms that many women don’t recognize as perimenopause and some tips for managing this life stage. 

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