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Combining Clinical Expertise with Spa Pampering
 Ladies Night Out Event!
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Thursday, July 9th from 3 - 7 pm at Advanced Aesthetics |
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Live Injection Demonstration - with physicians available to answer questions
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Discounts on Restylane and Perlane
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Purchase 2 syringes and receive the third free
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Purchase 1 syringe at full price, and receive the second syringe at 50% off
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20% off Botox
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20% off Vitalize Peels and/or Microdermabrasions prior to injections
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A SkinCeuticals Representative and a Dermal Filler Expert will be available for consultations
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Door Prizes will be given away at the event
Call (316) 609-4440 today to schedule your appointment.
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July Specials
Life's a Beach! Sand, Sun and Soaring Temperatures!
In the News
Our Products
As Seen In...
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Allure Magazine |
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Allure Magazine features an article about Latisse, the FDA approved eyelash growth mascara offered at Advanced Aesthetics. |
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People Magazine |
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SkinCeuticals' face washes are mentioned in an interview with Chace Crawford in People magazine's feature on summer's hottest bachelors. |
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Upcoming Free Vein Screenings
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Eliminate Varicose Veins with EVLT® |
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Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT®) is an in-office laser procedure that takes about an hour. It does not require general anesthesia or hospitalization. The EVLT® screening is performed by Jack Shellito, MD FACS, board certified in Vascular Surgery and Phlebology. |
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Wednesday, July 15th |
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Wednesday, August 19th |
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Monday through Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Open until 7 p.m. every Thursday
Open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on second Saturday of every month.
316-609-4440
www.wichitaclinicaesthetics.com
9211 E. 21st St. Wichita, KS 67206 |
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Aesthetician Tips
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As the temperatures rise, so does the incidence of skin cancer, most notably melanoma (the deadliest form of all skin cancer.) Physicians are seeing an alarming increase in the number of patients diagnosed with melanoma, which can often be prevented.
Education and early detection are important steps in fighting skin cancer. Your physician plays a very important role in this battle by providing skin exams and instructing patients to perform self examinations. You should contact your physician immediately if you find a new spot or lesion, or one that has changed in size, shape or color when performing a monthly self exam.
Education about the correct use of an effective sunscreen is also an important step in preventing skin cancer. Sunscreens do not block the sun; they simply screen the sun’s rays.
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Be certain your sunscreen offers UVA and UVB protection. Contact your physician if you are unsure if the sunscreen you are using provides UVA and UVB protection.
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Look for sunscreens that contain products such as zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, benzenes, PARSOL 1789, Mexoryl or Helioplex.
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Daily moisturizers and makeup that contain sunscreen are not sufficient to protect the skin from the harmful rays of the sun.
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Sunscreen should be applied every day, including during winter months, to provide the best protection against skin cancer.
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The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends applying at least 2 tablespoons of sunscreen 30 minutes before sun exposure and reapplying it every two hours or immediately after excessive sweating or swimming.
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Do not forget to apply sunscreen to your neck, chest, ears, hands and any exposed skin on your head.
Other things you can do to reduce your risk of skin cancer include staying in the shade during peak hours of the day and wearing a wide-brimmed hat and UV-blocking sunglasses. Not only will these practices protect your skin, but you will also see a decrease in the formation and appearance of lines, wrinkles and excessive pigmentation.
See the entire collection of SkinCeuticals skin care products available for purchase at Advanced Aesthetics.
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