Saturday, February 13, 2010

Ask Dr. Man- Mosaic

Dear Dr. Man, while at my dermatologist, I was complaining about my wrinkles and my acne scars. She was also pointing out that I have a great deal of sun damage on my face. She suggested that I see a plastic surgeon and look into a treatment called Mosaic. Can you tell me more about this treatment?

Mosaic is the first laser to use a new patented process of CCT to remove wrinkles, sun damage and acne scars. FDA-approved, Mosaic is considered the most advanced laser system to date, and it is the first to use a new patented process of Controlled Chaos Technology (CCT) to remove wrinkles, sun damage and acne scars.

Its unique patented CCT computerized delivery system delivers the laser energy in a controlled random "chaos" pattern, which penetrates deeper without thermal damage.

Benefits include: no downtime; immediate results; fewer treatments than other lasers; the ability to see results during the first treatment; no scarring; and the ability to tighten skin and reduce acne scarring.

Mosaic is an advanced aesthetic solution based on the latest in fractional technology. Unlike traditional lasers and light-based technologies that achieve homogenous thermal damage at a particular depth, Mosaic’s exclusive patented techniques work by delivering multiple arrays of randomized microscopic laser beams to the skin.

These beams produce deep, collimated Micro Necrotic Columns (MNCs) that can penetrate as far down to the reticular dermis, while sparing surrounding viable tissues. The outcome produces more natural, more uniform skin regeneration with minimal downtime and dramatic clinical improvements. Most patients are very pleased with the results they see after using Mosaic.

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Dr. Daniel Man is a board-certified plastic surgeon who has dedicated his life’s work to helping people look younger and improve their appearance through cosmetic surgery. He is a noted author, artist, inventor and educator. Dr. Man has been featured on major television networks, as well as national and local magazines and newspapers for his work as both a plastic surgeon and an artist. He has a successful private practice in Boca Raton, FL. For more information about Dr. Man, visit www.drman.com.

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