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Medical School:
University Of Michigan Medical School
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Wills Eye Hospital
Wm Beaumont Hospital
Fellowship:
• University of Utah in Ophthalmic and Facial Plastic Surgery
• Orlando, Florida in Facial Cosmetic Surgery
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Board Certified, Ophthalmology
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American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
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 | Always seek treatment with an experienced physician. |  | Be willing to travel a bit for the best possible treatment. |  | During your consultation, ask questions regarding results, concerns, and after care. |
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Throughout his 20-year career in Southwest Florida, Dr. Patrick Flaharty has performed over 20,000 facial procedures, and has achieved a reputation as a premier facial cosmetic surgeon. His training is second to none, having attended prestigious medical school, residency and fellowship programs. Dr. Flaharty focuses exclusively on the face, making him a true expert. His training and experience transform the way his patients feel about their inner and outer beauty. Patients leaving Azul, are confident with the way they look and feel because, beauty is our business.
Lasers have been used for the removal of unwanted hair by physicians since 1998. Since that time the technology used has dramatically improved and patients, including those with dark skin, are seeing very good and lasting results. Generally laser hair removal is 80% to 90% effective, meaning 90% of hair in the area will likely remain gone. Follow up maintenance treatments may be needed at 6 months to a year following the initial series of treatment to maintain hair removal.
It’s important if you are considering laser hair removal to protect your skin from the sun. Lasers work by targeting the melanin pigment in your hair follicle and if your skin is more tan than normal, this can have an effect on the laser’s ability to properly target the hair. As the hair follicle absorbs the laser light, this will trigger the hair’s natural resting, or telogen, phase.
Contact one of our physicians today to learn more about this exciting treatment.
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