Dr. Sterry performs photo facials to help clean up sun damaged skin in 20 minutes with no peeling from his Manhattan office in New York City, NY.
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Photo Facial | New York City & Manhattan | Dr. Thomas Sterry
If your face has brown spots, hyper-pigmentation, large pores, redness, rosacia, sun damage or uneven tone, you could be an excellent candidate for a photofacial. New York patients trust Dr. Sterry to rejuvenate their complexion with minimal discomfort and little or no downtime using this state-of-the-art treatment. Dr. Sterry's Manhattan office provides a relaxed, comfortable environment to receive this non-invasive and virtually painless treatment in less than 20 minutes without the use of anesthesia gel or cream.
After visiting Dr. Sterry's Manhattan office for a photofacial, New York patients often go right back to work or resume their regular routine without having to hide away at home while they recover. There may be some temporary mild redness after an IPL photofacial treatment, however, and you should avoid sun exposure for the recommended period following the treatment. The best part is that the results are almost immediate. It creates a subtle change, giving you a more even skin tone, refined skin texture, reduction in brown spots and an overall look of youthfulness.
If you feel that a photofacial treatment could be right for you, contact Dr. Sterry's office today and set up an appointment for a consultation. He will evaluate you, listen to your goals and determine the best way to achieve the younger and more rejuvenated look you desire without a long and painful recovery.
"Dr. Sterry is amazing. He performed a lower body lift on Nov. 14, 2005 and I am thrilled with the result. He will be doing a breast/arm lift on Feb. 3. I interviewed several of the top plastic surgeons in New York City when I decided to begin my plastics and there was NO comparison when it came to Dr. Sterry."
- Beth T
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