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May Newsletter and Specials
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Many of our patients asked us to keep the same specials this month. So here you go!
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Please present a coupon before the procedure in order to get these prices. You can either print it out or show on your phone. While supply last. Restrictions may apply.
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We offer FREE Consultations
for all treatments!
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Call today (714) 557-0777 (Santa Ana) • (949) 248-1900 (San Clemente)
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Eye surgery or blepharoplasty, offered in our
office, is one of the most common cosmetic surgery procedures performed today. Eye lift or eyelid lift addresses the droopy upper eyelids and puffy lower eyelid bags which are the first signs of facial aging.
Do you know that we are one of the top medical offices in Orange County performing this procedure?
The upper and lower eyelid surgeries are performed in our office under a local anesthesia or IV sedation and generally take between 1-2 hours. Dr. Roham uses CO2 laser to make his incisions in order to minimize bleeding and optimize the recovery.
The upper eyelid surgery incision is hidden in the natural creases above the eyelids. For the lower lid, if the significant amount of skin drooping, the incision is made in a crease about 1mm underneath the lash line so that it can be completely hidden and camouflaged.
The recovery from these procedures is minimal, stitches are removed in 5-6 days and the patient can resume normal activity within one week.
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Before & After Photos - Face Lift
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Beauty Tips - Washing Hair the Right Way
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You may do it practically every day, but do you really know how to wash your hair the right way? Using the correct techniques can make a world of difference in your hair's health, bounce, and shine-but if you're making some common mistakes, you could be damaging your strands without even knowing it.
- Start with a rinseJust like your laundry needs a rinse cycle before you add detergent, hair should be thoroughly wet before you add your shampoo. Hot or warm water will open the cuticle, which is good for removing any dirt or product trapped in the hair, it loosens the oils through the scalp and opens the cuticle so it is able to absorb the oil.
- If you have long hair, condition first!
If you have hair beneath the shoulders, protect fragile ends from drying out and further damage by running a small amount of conditioner through them and lightly rinsing, before any shampooing. This will not only keep ends healthy, it will fill any holes in the cuticle with moisture, making it smoother and boosting shine.
- Lather up - but only at the scalp
The best way to lather up is from roots to ends, preferably just the scalp. The hair closest to the scalp is the youngest and will inevitably be the oiliest, while the end of the hair is the oldest and usually driest, most fragile part of the hair. Use just a little bit of shampoo.
- Be gentle!
Start your lather at the roots, increase blood flow to the scalp and stimulate hair growth by using vertical strokes with medium pressure. Don't use circular motions, which can tangle your hair.
Next, smooth the lather over the ends in a straight stroking motion. Do not scrub the fragile ends or use a back and forth motion like you're washing a rag on a washboard.
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Don't rinse and repeat
- Add conditioner from the mid-lengths to the tips
After you've rinsed out your shampoo, squeeze some of the water out of the hair before you put in the conditioner. Then clip your hair up and finish showering, leaving the conditioner rinse out for the final step of your shower.
The longer the conditioner stays on your hair, the better it absorbs. Don't put conditioner at the roots of your hair; the natural oil from your scalp is more concentrated there.
- Finish with a cold water rinse
Cold water will shut the cuticle tight, sealing the shingle-like outer layer, which will cause it to reflect the most light and give off the most shine.
by stylecaster.com
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Advance Laser & Cosmetics
Dr. Tim Roham
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3500 S. Bristol Street, #200,
Santa Ana, CA 92704
(714) 557-0777
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629 Camino De Los Mares, #103, San Clemente, CA 92673
(949) 248-1900
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