Human faces experience a lifetime of wear from gravity, driving into the wind, and pineapple-pie-eating contests. Today's Groupon lets you restore your cheeks' original splendor: for $99, you get three microdermabrasion treatments (an $85 value each) from Inverness Dermatology in Hoover. This deal is valid only for microdermabrasion on the face and neck.
Microdermabrasion is a noninvasive treatment that reducing wrinkles, scars, acne, sun damage, and signs of aging by exfoliating the skin's top layer of dead cells. The procedure is often called a "lunch hour peel" because it's performed so quickly and effortlessly; one of Inverness Dermatology's friendly staffers will simply hold a device against your skin, sloughing off layers like peeling open a banana to reveal the creamy mashed potatoes inside. For maximum skin smoothefying, four to eight treatments are recommended at one- to two-week intervals.
Inverness Dermatology's clean, contemporary office exudes professionalism, as does the facility's staff of dermatological experts, helmed by board-certified dermatologist Elizabeth S. Jacobson. Put your head cover in the hands of professional skin soothers who will make is gleam like it won first place in a cherry-pit spitting contest. You must call ahead to make an appointment.
Reviews
Though Inverness Dermatology has few online reviews, Dr. Jacobson is a regular guest on ABC 3340 Talk of Alabama's Doc Talk radio program, and five Google Mappers give it an average of four stars.
- Very professional office that has joined the 21st century with technology. – cary, Google Maps
- This is someone that you can trust to take care of you and your family. Dr. Jacobsen is very professional but warm and funny, too. – Ashley, Google Maps
Inverness Dermatology
Dr. Elizabeth Jacobson—a board-certified dermatologist and the voice behind ABC 3340’s _Doc Talk_—leads Inverness Dermatology's skincare specialists in resurfacing epidermises with advanced medical and cosmetic treatments. Cosmetic injectables, such as Botox, Dysport, and Juvederm, fill in or freeze fine lines, and laser hair removal, laser vein treatments, and sclerotheraphy clear physiques of unwanted hair or veins. Chemical peels come in two varieties suited to different skin types: salicylic-acid peels target oil, blackheads, and skin volcanoes by stripping away superficial layers, and glycolic-acid peels shed dry or discolored skin by breaking lipid bonds between dead cells. To administer microdermabrasion treatments, technicians employ a mechanical wand that buffs away exterior layers and reveals the fresh skin just beneath.