$75 for Botox at LivingYoung Center in Seminole ($150 Value)
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- Eliminates facial wrinkles
- Lasts up to 3–4 months
- Very experienced clinicians
- FDA approved
Isaac Newton discovered gravity not when cranially assaulted by a falling apple, but upon noticing his sagging jowls while examining the forehead bruise in the mirror. Help reverse the Newtonian burden with today's Groupon: for $75, you get 15 units of Botox at LivingYoung Center in Seminole (a $150 value). Eligible treatment areas include forehead wrinkles, glabellar frown lines, crow’s-feet, chin creases, eyebrow lift, smile lift, and neckline. Click here for the average number of units required for each treatment area.
LivingYoung Center’s experienced clinicians banish traitorous wrinkles from facial kingdoms with Botox injections. Harvard-trained Dr. Karen Singer and facial-anatomy expert Dr. Ernest McDowell administer each infusion with sure hands seasoned over the course of thousands of prior injections. After an initial consultation, microfine needles slip deftly below patients’ skins, foiling muscles’ wrinkle making with precisely delivered potions and sternly worded letters. Once pricked, the offending tissue loses its ability to contract, gradually leading to pristine smoothness in five to seven days, although some mugs may take up to two weeks to achieve full sleekness.
Muscles remain obediently immobile for up to three to four months, during which time the shoulders and back take in their mail and water their plants. FDA-approved Botox injections require virtually no downtime, so patients can keep their daily face-time commitments without skipping a beat. LivingYoung’s upscale, earth-toned office even includes a kid-friendly media room, where tykes whose parents are with the doctor watch movies in theater-like majesty.
Botox may cause serious side effects that can be life threatening, including problems swallowing, speaking, or breathing. Read all safety considerations for Botox here.
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About LIVINGYOUNG CENTER
Overseen by a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard University Medical School and owned by a former model cum medical aesthetician, LivingYoung Center represents the apex of medicine and beauty. Since board-certified plastic surgeon Karen Singer earned her MD at Harvard, the doctor has spent more than 30 years developing a deft, artistic approach to whittling the contours and lifting the slack skin of patients while sculpting her own body through competitive ballroom dancing and innovative use of shoulder pads. She acknowledges that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to any treatment, and so attends closely to her patients' aspirations to create slim, youthful exteriors or rejuvenate them from within with bio-identical hormone therapy.
During her decade as a model, owner Katie Kaffai discovered a scientific interest in beauty and evaluated industry methods for making faces glow, such as surprising tween mannequins with teddy bears. She sought clinical training in aesthetics and laser technology to formalize this experience, developing a program of high-tech, noninvasive treatments to develop camera-ready skin at the cellular level. Kaffai and Singer both belong to the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine to stay current with innovations in the field, and command an elite team that includes a doctor who specializes in facial anatomy in order to safely administer rejuvenating injections.