Unlike ice cubes, bone density, or a child actor's sanity, hair removal is expected to last. Add by subtraction with today's deal: for $99, you get three laser hair-removal treatments at Inverness Dermatology in Hoover (up to a $1,200 value).
Under the supervision of Dr. Elizabeth S. Jacobson, the staff of Inverness Dermatology brings a medical precision to the finicky art of hair removal. Whether it's dark-colored fuzz or an especially durable milk moustache, Inverness Dermatology's high-tech lasers zap unwanted down off an array of bodily areas (see the sidebar for a complete list of the 11 areas covered by today's deal; all three sessions must used on the same area).
During the procedure, lasers carefully target follicles, disabling hair-growing glands so banished fur won't come slinking back halfway through an undercover stint in the dolphin mafia. Treatments are mild, with most patients reporting a slight stinging akin to the snap of a rubber band during the treatment.
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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.