Anncr: Well ladies.. Summer is almost here! Dr Park Avenue and their Medical Director, Dr Paul Fondacaro, want you to keep your friends guessing with LipoBoost. This is a trade mark 2 in 1 procedure offered exclusively at Dr Park Avenue.

Imus: What does that mean? 2 in 1?

Anncr: Well you can enlarge breasts, reduce wrinkles and tighten skin all in one procedure. The best part is.. There’s no overnight stay, there’s no anestesia, no scaring, no implants, no downtime…

Imus: What they do?

Anncr: Well, I don’t know. I guess you’d have to go there and find out how they would be able to make this happen so quickly.

Imus: Maybe send Dagen over there.

Anncr: Not a bad idea, yeah. Dr Park Avenue also specializes in Botox, Dermal Fillers, Laser Liposuction and the like. 855-DPA-LIPO is their number. 1-855-DPA-LIPO or check them out online at DrParkAve.com . Dr Park Avenue has locations in Franklin Lakes and Brick, New Jersey. Opening soon in Hoboken.

Dr. Park Ave: The leader of Cosmetic and Aesthetic Enhancements in the Tri State area, is proud to announce its association with Dr. Sergey Dzugan, founder of Dzugan Physiologic!

Dr. Dzugan is launching his new book Restoration of The Human Body!

Dr. Paul Fondacaro, Medical Director of Dr. Park Ave, will be hosting a Book Signing and a Lecture by Dr. Dzugan explaining his new book and his program called The Dzugan Method. This event will be at William Paterson University (1600 Valley Road) in Wayne, NJ, on Saturday, April 20^th from 2:00-5:00 pm.

Dzugan Physiologic, pioneered by Dr. Dzugan, involves the optimization of human body function through the use of bio-identical hormones and supplements. The program is completely customized to the individual, and monitored closely. The program includes treatments for:

• Fatigue
• Menopause
• Erectile Dysfunction & Andropause
• Cholesterol
• Hypertension (Elevated Blood Pressure)
• Depression/Anxiety
• Insomnia
• Migraine
• Fibromyalgia
• Arthritis
• Loss of Libido
• Poor Memory
• Unexplained Weight Gain
• Osteoporosis
• Age Related Macular Degeneration
• Strengthening the Immune System

Dzugan Physiologic and Dr. Park Ave have created this synergy to integrate Physiologic Medicine with their services of Cosmetic-Aesthetic enhancements to create the whole body approach to optimizing Health and Quality of Life.

Both Dr. Dzugan and Dr. Fondacaro have a vision to help people look and feel great. Their vision is to spread the science of physiology, and to help prevent and treat disease and creating self-esteem through good health and rejuvenated appearance.

About Dr. Park Ave.:

Dr. Park Ave., Cosmetic Enhancements, specializes in Liposuction; Botox & Dermal fillers; and aesthetic and wellness treatments.

Please visit our website: http://www.drparkave.com/

Please follow Dr Park Ave on Twitter at http://twitter.com/drparkave ;

Please follow us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/DrParkAve .

Email address: info@drparkave.com

Offices in:

Franklin Crossing

Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417

(201) 485-8400

74 Brick Boulevard

Brick, New Jersey 08723

(732) 262-5476

Coming soon to Hoboken!

Laura Smith: Hi I’m Laura Smith and this is Living Better on the Go. Today I am with Dr Paul Fondacaro, renowned New York Surgeon and Medical Director of Dr Park Avenue, the leading provider of aesthetic and cosmetic services in the tri state area. Dr Fondacaro.. It’s been the news a lot lately that celebrities are rushing to get this new procedure in cosmetic surgery called the Vampire Facelift. Please tell us.. what is this?

Dr Paul Fondacaro: Simply put, it’s using the patients own body components to help rejuvenate the skin, tighten the skin tone, to make the patients actually look younger. But what makes it so exciting is it’s not a surgical procedure. There’s very little downtime and it’s a more subtle look as compared to when patients undergo the knife for example and undergo the conventional facelift or even we’re hearing about the lifestyle lift which still entails surgery. So when we talk about the Vampire Facelift this is a more natural, subtle way of enhancing ones cosmetic appearance. It’s an office space procedure using the body’s own natural components and it allows the body on its own to start to rejuvenate the skin and to build collegen giving the skin more tone and a more natural look. One of the main reasons why more and more people are becoming aware of it is because of the lack of, or minimal downtime associated with it (Vampire Facelift) and the need to avoid more drastic surgical procedures.

Laura Smith: For more information about Dr Park Avenue’s Cosmetic enhancement services and their convenient locations go to drparkave.com that’s drparkave.com. This has been Laura Smith with Living Better on the Go!

“CNN PRODUCER NOTE     chrissoriano told me, ‘After Kim Kardashian tweeted her photo of her vampire procedure I was interested on what doctors throughout Los Angeles had to say. What surprised me was how young these people looked after the procedure was done. Since I was there to witness the procedure, it showed me how far people would go to look younger. With these types of trends constantly being developed, I wonder what the future has to offer.’ It should be noted, of course, that its effectiveness has been called into question. It can cost between $1500 and $9000 a procedure. ”
- hhanks, CNN iReport producer

Doctors Throughout Los Angeles are performing Vampire Facelifts galore!
Hear from the inventor of the procedure and witness a woman undergo Vampire Therapy for the first time.

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Martha Stewart is famous for her attention to detail so many should not be surprised by her disciplined regime for staying beautiful.

The 71-year-old American business magnate, who is also a former model, admits to getting Juvederm and Botox treatments as well as a few less conventional tricks.

‘I haven’t had facial surgery yet, but I did get Juvederm filler after my dog bashed my lip and split it open,’ Martha said in an interview with Allure magazine.

‘I tried Botox. It works for certain things, like for skin under the chin, but I don’t want a taut jawline and a quizzical look.’

Martha candidly revealed that the secret behind her smooth complexion, nice hair and youthful hands isn’t all due to the beauty parlor.

‘I rarely get blemishes now,’ the entertaining expert said. ‘But if perchance I’m starting to get one, I extract it with my old-fashion fingers, unless I’m getting a facial later that week. I don’t like metal on my face.’

Martha explains all of this in her new book Living The Good Long Life, a practical guide for the 40-and-over crowd due to hit shelves on April 23.

The disciplined Martha is very particular about her hair and avoids hair spray and even using a hairbrush.

‘My hair is actually thicker now and grows faster than it did probably 25 years ago. On the weekend, I don’t even like to brush it. I get screamed at by my daughter. And I don’t like hair spray.’

Martha uses her hands a lot for cooking, gardening on her farm in upstate New York and they take a beating, but she keeps them young-looking with massage and, oh yes, yoga exercises.

‘I have a hand massage at least once a week, and it’s a serious massage. Oh my gosh, yes, it’s terribly important,’ Martha reveals.

‘I don’t want my hands to get unnaturally bony looking or wrinkly looking,’ she said. ‘I do yoga hand exercises. They work. My hands are very strong.’

She also drinks the juice of a whole lemon every morning and washes with silicone soap, finishing with ultra expensive Creme de la Mer moisturizer.

Source DailyMail: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2297809/Martha-Stewart-71-reveals-uses-Botox-fillers.html

Forget couple’s therapy: Botox could save your marriage.

Washington, DC-based dermatologist Eric Finzi theorizes that the popular injectable toxin could actually make you less depressed and appear less angry, keys to a happier marriage, in his new book “The Face of Emotion.”

Finzi, who often prescribes Botox to depressed patients, writes about Jane, who visited the doctor to remove her frown lines and received an unexpected bonus: Her husband no longer could tell when she was angry.

“Now he asks, ‘Are you mad, Babe?’ And I’ll say no, and he believes me!” Finzi quotes Jane in his book. “We get along so much better now.”

She not only appeared less angry, he writes, but she felt less rage “at least in part because of her inability to frown.”

Finzi has based these conclusions on his own clinical trials of Botox in depressed patients and others that reveal the link between facial expression and emotional state.

“Evidence suggests that our facial expressions are not secondary to, but rather a central driving force of, our emotions,” he writes. Basically, sad thoughts increase frowning; and frowning increases sad thoughts (the inverse is true for smiling).

Botox — which essentially paralyzes the frown muscles — prevents these muscles from contracting, making it more difficult to scowl. An outcome of this is that patients reportedly feel less depressed, he writes.

Though touted by Finzi, Botox has its critics. According to experts, the toxin can spread from the injection site to other places in the face, paralyzing places that were not intended.

It can also cause headaches, droopy eyelids and other harmful effects.

Researchers have found that comprehending emotions in others is impaired after Botox shots.

In one study, women who received injections in their eyes were less accurate in their assessments of people’s emotions in photographs than women with placebo shots.

In another study published in Psychological Science, reducing the ability to frown actually impairs the comprehension of angry and sad sentences.

But Finzi devotes little of his book to the possible negatives of the procedure.

Instead, he points to a study in which depressed patients who were injected with Botox showed a 47-percent reduction in psych scores that qualified them as depressed, as compared to a 9 percent increase in those who received a placebo.

Even nondepressed patients see a bump in self-esteem after the injections, he writes.

SOURCE: New York Post

She hardly looks her 48 years. But Courteney Cox has worked hard to hold on to her youth and beauty.
The Cougar Town star opens up about the help she has had to keep her looks in an interview with new quarterly anti-anti-ageing magazine, New You.
‘You know what, I’m game for anything. I’m very open to trying to prolong the inevitable,’ the former Friends actress confessed.

‘I’m a big laser believer I really think they are the wave of the future.

‘I just did Ulthera which is supposed to produce collagen. And I’m about to do Fraxel, which will get rid of all these brown spots off my arms, chest and face.’

For the mag’s cover, shot by James White, Courteney looks romantically windblown while cosied up in a white angora jumper.

Inside she is seen wearing nothing but a pashmina scarf as she draped her body over a chaise lounge, and in another shot she literally holds her shirt open in a flirty manner.

However, despite the gorgeous, orchestrated shots of the polished Cox she feels most beautiful stripped of the glitz and glamour.

‘I feel the best after I’ve worked out, when I have no make-up on and my skin is flushed,’ said the raven-haired stunner.

‘There’s so many beautiful people and there’s so much pressure you put on yourself but David [Arquette, her ex-husband] has always said to me, you’ve got to accept we’re all gonna age and just do it gracefully. And the sooner you accept, the easier your life is.’

One major tip from the mother-of-one is moisturizing and drinking a lot of water: ‘I don’t drink near enough. I’m on this kick where I’m gonna try to drink 64 ounces a day. It’s so hard. I can get the first 32 down, no problem. That second bottle is tough but when I do, I feel different.’

And while Courteney is in awe of great Hollywood beauties like Sophia Loren, Audrey Hepburn, and Elizabeth Taylor, it’s Helen Mirren that really impressed her.

Cox said: ‘She’s so sexy. You know when people say you get better with age, that’s the perfect example.  She’s just a bad ass in every way.  She could rival the most gorgeous 30 year old.  She’s just so confident, and let’s face it, it’s always about confidence.’

And confidence will definitely be required of the Scream star for her fourth season of Cougar Town – dubbed ‘the year of cleavage’ – airing on TBS this Tuesday.

‘In one episode, Jules and her new husband Grayson [Josh Hopkins] have “Naked Day,”‘ Courteney announced at the winter Television Critics Association press tour.

‘It’s a way to keep their marriage fresh….There will be not one scene where you won’t see my boobs. I want to start taking the focus away from my face, so I’m having them move it down. I figure as I continue to get older, eventually I will be fully nude. I hope it works.’

Her character’s onscreen husband has also been Courteney’s rumoured boyfriend since 2011 after the affectionate pair were spotted taking three tropical holidays together.

Cox has been single since splitting from Arquette in 2010, but they remain good friends and co-parents to eight-year-old daughter Coco.

Chat happy: Courteney talked about her show Cougar Town to Conan O’Brien on Monday***

SOURCE: The Daily Mail