New FDA Rules for Sunscreens

   This year the FDA 's new labeling regulations for sunscreens will go into effect. Say goodbye to SPFs higher than 50, and forget looking for the words "water proof" and "sunblock" on the labels. 

   "I think the goal is to make labeling of sunscreens easier to understand and, frankly, more honest," according to Amanda Bell, MD, owner and medical director of Plush Medical Spa in Dothan, Alabama. "There is no clear evidence that SPFs above 50 provide additional protection from sun damage."

   The words "broad spectrum" may now only be applied to sunscreens that contain both UVA and UVB protection. Ultraviolet-A (UVA) rays primarily cause aging, and UVB rays cause tans and burns. While sunburn is primarily caused by UVB rays, we now know that both UVB & UVA can cause cancer and premature skin aging. The effectiveness standard most of us associate with sunscreens - SPF or sun protection factor - measures only how well they block UVB rays, because scientists used to believe UVB rays acted alone in causing skin cancer. 

   Beach and pool days are not the only time to think of sunscreens, and Dr. Bell recommends wearing sunscreen daily, applying a layer in the morning before any makeup or moisturizers. "Aging UVA rays penetrate glass and will bombard you through windows and in your car. Living in the South, we tend to get plenty of UV exposure without even trying." 

   "The ultimate goal here is not cosmetic," says Dr. Bell. "We need to do all we can to drastically lower the incidence of melanoma." Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer and is the leading cause of death from skin disease. It is the most common cancer in 18-20 year old women, but with the appropriate protection, it is also very preventable.”
To help protect your skin, the new FDA regulations on sunscreen labels include:  

• Skin cancer/ Skin aging alert: SPF 2-14 will be labeled with a warning that reads: “Skin Cancer/Skin Aging Alert: Spending time in the sun increases your risk of skin cancer and early skin aging. This product has been shown only to help prevent sunburn, not skin cancer or early skin aging.”
• Water resistance claims: Sunscreen labels must tell how much time a user can expect to get the declared SPF level of protection while swimming or sweating. Two times will be permitted on labels: 40 minutes or 80 minutes.
• No false claims: Manufacturers cannot make claims that sunscreens are “water proof,” “sweat proof” or offer “instant protection,” nor can they identify their products as “sun blocks.”
• SPF 50+: Sunscreens can no longer carry an SPF label greater than 50. There are no known benefits for SPF higher than 50.

   Dr Bell recommends avoiding overexposure to the sun and following these tips to reduce your risk of skin cancer:

• Reapply sunscreen. Reapplication is necessary and should be done depending on SPF protection. If the SPF is a higher number, it means it can be used less frequently.
• Moderation is key. Avoid sun exposure during its peak times, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and enjoy the sun in moderation.
• Dress appropriately. “There’s nothing wrong with wearing a light, long-sleeve shirt or a wide-brimmed hat in the sun,” Keidan said.
• See a dermatologist. Self-examination of the skin is recommended for young adults as well as seeing a dermatologist annually.

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   Obagi Medical Skin Care has 5 sunscreens to meet your individual needs, ranging from SPF 32 to 50. Their newest offering is the Nu-Derm Sun Shield SPF50. Their lightest yet most powerful sunscreen to date, it goes on like a moisturizer, easily layering under make-up without feeling greasy or heavy. 

Through August 2012, ALL Obagi sunscreens are 30% off at Plush Medical Spa!

www.PlushMedSpa.com

Plush Medical Spa, LLC

548 Westgate Parkway

Dothan, AL 36303

334-702-6869

BELOTERO The Latest Dermal Filler!

There is a new filler available in the United States,

 and we have it at Plush Medical Spa!

   Last fall, the FDA approved this hyaluronic-acid filler, known as Belotero, which can be used to treat moderate-severe facial wrinkles and folds.
   Belotero has been used for years in Europe and Canada, and it is very similar to other hyaluronic fillers, such as Juvederm and Restylane. However, there are some key differences you should know about. Belotero come to us from Merz Aesthetics, the company behind the Radiesse filler and the botulinum toxin Xeomin, both also approved by the FDA for cosmetic use in the USA.

#1. Belotero is for superficial wrinkles and folds.

The main difference between Belotero and other products like Juvederm and Restylane, is that Belotero is designed to help treat superficial lines and wrinkles that are closer to surface of the skin. This is important because other HA fillers, like Juvederm, Restylane, and Perlane, can produce a bluish hue under the skin if they are injected too superficially. This is called the Tyndall Effect, and can be a significant problem when inexperienced practitioners are doing the injections. The problem has supposedly been solved with Belotero, but everyone should remember that the Tyndall Effect occurs very rarely in the hands of experienced injectors. 

#2. Belotero may last longer than other HA fillers

Nasolabial folds Before & After Belotero 

The key word here is “may”. The duration of effect after treatment will entirely depend on factors like age, treatment, correction undertaken and the accuracy of placement by the practitioner performing the operation. Most HA filler manufacturers say that their products last up to 12 months, but in reality, 6-12 months is probably a better estimate. The company that makes Belotero says that it lasts 6-12 months on average, compared to 6-8 months with Juvederm. Time will tell if this is true or not. 

 According to Belotero manufacturers, "The creation process involves using cohesive polydensified matrix (CPM), a technology that involves a unique process that is capable of giving the product remarkable elasticity. It is this elasticity that gives the product its monophonic nature. Compared to biphasic products, this product can yield better results in terms of volume increase and wrinkle reduction." 

Side Effects of Belotero.

The most common side effects from Belotero and other hyaluronic acid fillers, are bruising, swelling, and redness around the area that was treated.  This is common after any injection, and usually resolves after about 1 week. While it is possible to develop an allergic reaction to any filler, this is extremely rare with Belotero and the modern HA fillers.

 The Bottom Line about Belotero

Crow's feet treated with Belotero

Overall, Belotero may fill a gap in the filler industry by allowing practitioners to use it to treat superficial fine lines without having to worry about the possibility of the bluish hue. This quality may make Belotero useful for treating superficial lines between the eyes, around the mouth, or under the eyes where the skin is thin and the Tyndall Effect is more common.

How can I get more information about Belotero?

If you have any questions about Belotero, or about any of the other fillers such as Juvederm, Restylane, Perlane, Radiesse or Sculptra, feel free to give us a call at 334-702-6869 to schedule your FREE consultation with Dr. Bell, or  send us an email at plushmedspa@gmail.com, or visit our website: www.plushmedspa.com.

www.PlushMedSpa.com

Plush Medical Spa, LLC

548 Westgate Parkway

Dothan, AL 36303

334-702-6869

All about Chemical Peels!

 Chemical peels treat a host of skin problems including acne, discolorations and fine lines and wrinkles. The treatment involves a liquid chemical formula (usually containing some sort of acid) applied to the skin, which causes the removal of the damaged outer layer of skin and leaves softer, smoother skin. These procedures take less than an hour to perform, usually with minimal discomfort during the treatment, and may require as little as a few days or up to several weeks of recovery time, depending on the strength of the peel.

There are a variety of chemical peels offered today, which allows you and your skin care specialist to partner together to find the best formula for your specific needs. Come in for a free skin care consultation with our licensed estheticians at Plush Medical Spa, and they can talk with you and evaluate your skin's individual needs. 

Plush's list of the top five chemical peels, from the lightest to the deepest peel available:

1) Alpha Hydroxy Acid Peels
Alpha hydroxy acids, also known as AHAs, are one of the most popular ingredients in a mild chemical peel. Glycolic and lactic acid are the most common AHA used for this purpose. AHA peels rarely need any sort of anesthetic to perform, and the discomfort during and after the procedure is minimal. This peel is typically used to reduce the appearance of fine lines, smooth rough skin and produce a more even skin tone. 

Glycolic acid (extracted from sugar cane)
Lactic acid (extracted from milk)
Malic acid (extracted from pears and apples)
Citric acid (extracted from oranges and lemons)
Tartaric acid (extracted from grapes)

Lighter chemical peels for acne do not require much recovery time, although it is normal for people to experience slight redness and irritation and may also experience some crusting which will eventually subside as the body adjusts to the treatment. The peeling is similar to sunburn. Most people can continue their normal activities. Make-up can be applied a few hours after the procedure. These lighter chemical peel treatments are usually repeated every six weeks and patients generally undergo five to eight light chemical peels to achieve optimal results.

2) Beta Hydroxy Acid Peels
The most common beta hydroxy acid used in chemical peels is salicylic acid. This substance is also frequently used in acne products, which is why salicylic chemical peels are often used to treat acne-prone skin. Salicylic acid is more potent than glycolic acid, so it provides a slightly deeper chemical peel with longer lasting results. Because beta hydroxy acid chemical peels are also considered mild resurfacing treatments, no anesthesia is needed and the recovery time after the procedure is relatively short. However, it may take more than one treatment session to achieve desired results, and the procedure will need to be repeated periodically to maintain softer, smoother skin.

Obagi Medical has created a new chemical peel called the Blue Peel Radiance. Often confused with Obagi's well-known Blue Peel (which is a TCA peel, see below), the Blue Peel Radiance can be used on any complexion and is suitable for most skin types, except those with severe Rosacea. Those with blemish prone skin, acne scars, wrinkles, unwanted pigmentation, scars, large pores, and sun damage are the most ideal candidates. Blue Peel Radiance fades hyperpigmentation (sun spots) well for darker complexions. As with other peels, it works by forcing dead skin cells up to the surface, then kick starting collagen production underneath. Moreover, a mixture of peel ingredients such as salicylic, glycolic, and lactic acids work to clean out pores and stimulate cell renewal.

  We at Plush love the Blue Peel Radiance and the glow it provides after just one peel. As with all light peels, there is almost no downtime and results improve with subsequent treatments. We highly recommend a series of 6 Blue Radiance peels followed the Obagi Nu-derm system with prescription-only tretinoin to maximize your skin transformation.

3) Jessner's Peel
Jessner's peel is actually a combination of ingredients mixed into a single formula. It is considered a light chemical peel that is slightly stronger than both the alpha and beta hydroxy formulas. Jessner's peel uses lactic acid, salicylic acid and resorcinol, which is also used in treating several skin conditions. It is applied to skin that is too damaged to respond well to an AHA peel, but does not require a medium to deep treatment. Jessner's peels are applied typically after the patient has used topical Retin-A cream (tretinoin) nightly for 2-3 weeks, and complete recovery after the treatment takes about a week.

4) TCA Peels

Medium chemical peels, usually trichloroacetic acid (TCA) chemical peels, provide more dramatic results than light chemical peels, and they don’t require as much extended recovery time as deep (phenol) peels. A medium chemical peel can be used to treat any area of the body and take only minutes to complete. Depending on the size of the area being treated, a medium chemical peel may take from 15 to 60 minutes to complete, though most treatments can be completed within 30 minutes.  

TCA can be used in many concentrations, but it is most commonly used for medium-depth peeling. It is ideal for the removal of acne scars, and for removing shallow tattoos and age spots. It is also recommended for large pores, but not for deep furrows. It helps remove the layers of dead skin that can cause acne infection to get blocked and releases the impurities allowing the skin to heal with a much healthier look. TCA chemical peel also helps increase the blood flow and circulation, which in turn stimulates your skin cells allowing them to rejuvenate and build up collagen and elastic fibers which strengthen the skin.

 The treatment is somewhat painful and treated areas may be swollen and red. The skin will tighten and crust, and begin to peel after several days. You must NOT pick the loose skin! It is strongly advised to wear sunscreen daily in the months following a TCA chemical peel. The results of TCA chemical peels are usually less dramatic than and not as long-lasting as those of a phenol peel. More than one TCA chemical peel may be needed to achieve the desired result.
 At Plush Medical Spa, we use at 15% TCA solution applied in layers with a purple dye, called the Plush Purple Peel.

Obagi Blue peel & Plush Purple peel
These chemical peels are TCA blended with a blue or purple dye to accurately determine where and how evenly the chemical has been applied. This chemical peel has the same benefits as any TCA chemical peel; however, it is often recommended as a treatment for skin discoloration. This peel is accompanied by home treatment with hydroquinone and tretinoin.

5) Phenol Peels
Phenol is the substance of choice for deep chemical peels that provide the most dramatic results. In addition to treating skin imperfections, this type of chemical peel may be used to remove precancerous growths or completely diminish deep wrinkles. Because the formula works more deeply than other types of chemical peels, most phenol peels require an hour or two in the doctor's office and usually involve a local anesthesia during the procedure and pain medication afterward. Phenol peels can take up to a month to recover from completely. We do not perform phenol peel at Plush Medical Spa. Please contact your dermatologist if you have had other chemical peels and are interested in a phenol peel.


After the peel...
After a superficial peel, there may be slight redness, but there are no long-term effects, other than slight peeling in some patients. Diligent sunscreen use is important after any chemical peel.

After a deep peel, the skin develops an exterior crust, which lasts for about a week. During the initial healing period vigorously moisturizing the skin helps to minimize any dryness or tightness. The skin will initially have a reddish color that may take six months to fade away completely, but the average person can start wearing makeup and return to work and his or her social life in a couple of weeks.
A deep peel can be a painful, emotionally difficult process to endure, but the end result is a remarkably smoother, relatively wrinkle- free skin that lasts for 15 years or more.

 A Plush Medical Spa esthetician performs a microdermabrasion and chemical peel. 

Dr Bell discusses the purpose and importance of these procedures.

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PLUSH MEDICAL SPA, LLC

548 Westgate Parkway

Dothan, AL 36303

334-702-6869 

www.plushmedspa.com

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SHELLAC The new Super-Polish!

 SHELLAC Hybrid Nailcolor

The Shellac manicure is unique & revolutionary. Have you ever gotten a manicure and then reached for your keys and ruined it?  Have you ever painted your nails before bed and woken up with sheet marks in them?  Personally, we can say “yes” to all of these things, which is why we're completely in love with Shellac, the manicure that requires no drying time and lasts two weeks with no issues whatsoever.

Shellac lasts for at least 14 days without chipping, scratching, or smudging. A mirror shine with no chips or nicks is guaranteed for a full two weeks and is easily removed in about 10 minutes.

Lasting 14 days is an accomplishment all by itself but shellac does even more. Many women have noticed that their nails are stronger and healthier after using shellac. Not only does it not damage your nail but it can improve your nail health.

“Our chemists invented a modern solution to the normal polish inconveniences that frustrate women,” says CND co-founder and style director Jan Arnold. How does Shellac get around the dry time? CND created a special UV lamp that accommodates hands and feet and cures the polish as you go. (The machines are completely washed and sterilized between customers.)

Shellac application does take longer than standard nail polish and requires professional application for the best results. Shellac paints on just like a regular polish using specially formulated base coat, two layers of color, and top coat. After each coat of polish is applied, you put your hand under the timed lamp while the other hand is being painted. As soon as the manicurist is done with your nails, you can dig into your purse for your keys without any concern of smudging or chipping. They are 100 percent dry at the end of your mani or pedi. 

So reach into that purse and grab your keys without worry!

Removing the polish is equally innovative. Using CND’s remover wraps and acetone, the polish literally glides right off. No harsh chemicals eating at your skin. Shellac nail color is hypoallergenic and “3-Free,” which means no formaldehyde, toluene or DBP. 

Plush has the area's largest selection of Shellac colors. and our collection is always growing!

              

Our newest shade, 

Red Baroness

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PRICES at PLUSH

Basic Shellac service (hands or feet)    $25

Shellac "Rush" Manicure                          $32

Shellac "Deluxe" Manicure                      $40

Shellac "Rush" Spa Pedicure                   $40

Shellac "Deluxe" Spa Pedicure                $50

Shellac removal is $10 without another Shellac service, 

but included in an Shellac Deluxe Mani or Pedi

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PLUSH MEDICAL SPA, LLC

548 Westgate Parkway

Dothan, AL 36303

334-702-6869 

www.plushmedspa.com

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I love Shellac! I bowl in a league twice a week and my nails always look great!! No chipping. I'm also convinced that Shellac makes my nails stronger. I find that I can grow my nails long and they are not breaking when I bowl...that's amazing!

- ehbensman

As a nurse I had long given up on growing out my nails due to the frequent handwashings. It made my nails weak and brittle.Then I discovered the Shellac nail system. Wow have my nails started to grow. They are strong and withstand hundreds of handwashing and opening many different medications. The polish looks great for 2 weeks with no chipping or peeling. I’m so happy to see beautiful feminine hands again. Thank you Shellac!

- DonnaE 

XEOMIN®New Botulinum Toxin at Plush!

   Plush Medical Spa is pleased to report that Merz Asthetics, makers of the wrinkle-filler Radiesse, gained FDA approval in 2011 for the cosmetic use of their brand of Botulinum Toxin, XEOMIN (pronounced (ZEE-oh-min).




  Our own Dr. Amanda Bell is one of the US physicians selected by Merz to be one of the first to try Xeomin in their practice. "I'm very excited to be one of the first to offer this new neuromodulator in Alabama", says Dr. Bell. "In theory, Xeomin® is less likely to cause resistance or allergic reactions, and it's always good to have more options when treating patients." This now brings the number of neuromodulators approved for cosmetic use up to three (Botox®, Dysport®, and Xeomin®). Dr. Bell goes on to explain that Xeomin® does not have an extra protein that the other two products have, making it potentially a great option for those who have developed some resistance to the other products over the years. When resistance develops, it is usually due to antibodies against these proteins.


  The drugs (Botox®, Dysport®, and Xeomin®) are injected directly into the muscles through a small needle. By weakening the muscles, dynamic wrinkles disappear, as they are unable to fold the skin above them. The benefits of treatment with Xeomin usually last 3-6 months.


 Like Botox and Dysport, the other botulinum toxins offered at Plush, Xeomin was first approved for patients with neurological disorders, specifically cervical dystonia and blepharospasm.Widespread clinical use will lead to a better understanding of the practical differences between Xeomin vs. Botox, and Xeomin vs. Dysport. 
  Like other preparations of botulinum toxin A, Xeomin must carry a black box warning regarding a rare risk for spreading outside of the injection site. If this occurs, life-threatening swallowing and breathing problems may result. However, these severe side effects have not been reported in patients receiving botulinum toxins in cosmetic doses and have only been reported in people receiving much larger doses, as might occur during the treatment of those with cerebral palsy or spasticity resulting from stroke.

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Now through February 2012

Introductory pricing on XEOMIN!

~ HALF the price of BOTOX ~

~ Plus a $50 VISA Gift Card ~

To use on your next treatment at Plush!

Doses vary by individual, but at this price most patients can treat a single area for under $100 or an entire face for around $295!

WOW!

Call Plush at 334-702-6869 

For your free consultation with Dr Bell

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PLUSH MEDICAL SPA, LLC

Amanda Bell, MD

548 Westgate Parkway

Dothan, AL 36303

plushmedspa@gmail.com

www.plushmedspa.com

Perfect Your Eyebrows!

    Eyebrow grooming is one of the most important steps that go into making you look great. A well-shaped set of eyebrows can completely alter your look. Take you to the levels of chic and sophisticated from unkempt and primal. A different brow shape also means a different permanent expression, and a good shape implies a good permanent expression. Many people overlook the fundamentals and importance of well-groomed eyebrows and consequently 
lessen the impact of their total look. Don't be an Eyebrow victim! 

   The best way to get the perfect eyebrows for your face shape is to have your brows shaped by the expert estheticians at Plush Medical Spa. We'll shape your brows perfectly every time for only $15. We also perform eyebrow ($15) and eyelash ($20) tinting. Tint lasts 2 weeks and comes in several colors, allowing you to have amazing looking lashes and eyebrows even when you're not wearing makeup! For a complete list of Plush's services Visit Our Services page at www.plushmedspa.com. 
     
     Plush also carries the full line of Jane Iredale cosmetics, including all the brow powders, gels, waxes, pencils, brushes, spoolies, and kits discussed below! You'll need some of these to maintain your perfect brows at home.
     For those that insist on grooming their eyebrows themselves from the get-go, we have the following helpful tips...

FIND YOUR PERFECT BROW SHAPE

     Eyebrows can change the entire look of your face, depending on the shape, width, color and length. The best guideline for do-it-yourself maintenance is to stick with the shape you were born with. Although eyebrow trends can range from thin to thick to nearly nonexistent, it’s best to keep these varying looks for the fashion runways.

     Using an eyebrow brush or spoolie (looks like the end of a mascara wand), brush eyebrows upward and out. Carefully trim any stray hairs with a scissor. Brush hairs back into place. 

     For shape, the eyebrows should start where the inner corner of your eye starts. Hold a pencil vertically against the nose to the inner corner of the eye. Where the pencil hits the eyebrow is where your brow should start. Tweeze any hairs that lay inside of that area, and also in between the brows.

     Next, determine the highest point of your arch. Using the pencil, hold it diagonally against your nostril and “connect” it to the outer edge of the iris, or the colored part of the eye. Where the pencil touches your brow is where the highest point of the arch should be. Pluck from the bottom edge to create your shape.

     Finally, use the same pencil trick again and hold it from your nostril to the outer edge of the eye. The point where the brow touches the pencil is where the brow should end.

     Remember to tweeze sparingly, and stop after a few hairs to inspect your work. A couple of hairs here and there can make a huge difference, and you want to make sure your brows are still even. Don’t tweeze from the bulk of the hair, which could result in uneven patches.

     If you need to fill in your brows, choose a pencil or powder closest to your natural hair color. For fair blondes, choose a color that is slightly darker than your natural color. If you are using an eyebrow pencil, draw light, feathery strokes in the direction of the hair. However, the preferred method is to use a powder and a small, stiff and slanted eyebrow brush. Dip the brush in the powder and fill in the brows starting from the inner corner working outward. 

     We highly recommend Jane Iredale's Brow Kits! They come Blonde or Brunette varieties with 3 shades of brow powder to best match your brow color, a brow wax, an angled brow wax brush, a small metal tweezer and a double-ended angled brow brush and spoolie! Or try the smaller Bitty Brow Kits (pictured left) in Blonde or Brunette. They come with a single brow wax and brow powder with a 2 small angled brow brushes and a small spoolie brush.  AWESOME!

Save the Brows!

     Overzealous tweezing can lead to emaciated brows and bald patches, where hair only grows back irregularly. Use a protein-spiked brow gel to stimulate healthy growth and brow fillers to shade in problem areas. Full brows have been spotted on all the runways and are the hottest trend right now. 

Here are some solutions for common brow problems:

1. BUSHY BROWS

The Plan
Trim and shape hairs while lengthening the brow. Use a brow pencil to fortify and extend brows at ends.

The Tools
Eyebrow pencil, eyebrow brush, mini scissors and slanted tweezer 
How to Groom
1. Brush all hairs upward with an eyebrow grooming brush or dry toothbrush, then use tiny scissors to trim any tips that stick out.
2. Using a slanted tweezer, pluck strays from beneath your brow to help elongate and slim the face. Grab hairs at the base to avoid painful tugging. Follow the natural curve of your eyebrow.
3. Sharpen the shape: Your eyebrow should arch at a spot above the outer edge of your iris. Carefully remove only the stray hairs below the peak—never dig into its middle. For unruly brow hairs, use a brow gel to set your look. At Plush, we love Jane Iredale's Brow Fix & Mascara. (pictured at right), a clear gel in a double-ended tube with a comb at one end and a mascara brush at the other. Use to hold unruly brows in shape or as a mascara for dyed or dark lashes.


2. OVERPLUCKED
The Plan
Fill in overplucked areas. Focus on the uppermost part of brows to create a natural eye-lift effect.
The Tools
Eyebrow stencil, eyebrow pencil and mini scissors 
How to Groom
1. Use an eyebrow stencil to shape an arch with a brow pencil or powder, applying color in small, upward strokes. Press lightly to avoid a drawn-on look, and keep stepping back from the mirror to check your work.
2. Superskinny brows may still have areas to trim. Cut the spiky innermost part of the brow (closest to the nose) to make an even line. Keep up with this technique while growing brows out, too.

3. BARELY THERE
The Plan
Deepen sparse or light-colored brows to frame the face.
The Tools
Angled brush, eyebrow powder and eyebrow gel 

How to Groom
1. For a natural look that doesn’t seem drawn on, dip an angled brush—it helps with precision—in a powder shade that closely matches your hair color (for superlight hair, you can go one shade darker). Apply it over the existing hairs to better define brows, then continue to fill in any gaps in the shape.
2. Highlight your work with a clear brow gel or cream. We think the best one is Jane Iredale's PureBrow Gel (pictured below). It's colors are ideal for tinting brow hairs the natural way. Formulated with a blend of high-tech sea minerals that condition and protect brow hairs, the gels will make your brows smoother, healthier and more manageable. They also hide gray and will even do double-duty as a light mascara.     

For more info or to schedule an appointment, 

Call us at Plush Medical Spa!

Monday through Saturday 9a-7p

334-702-6869