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No, we do not contract with any health insurance companies at this time. Please view our pricing HERE.

Yes, we accept CareCredit at our office. CareCredit helps you pay for out-of-pocket healthcare expenses for you and your family. You can use it to help manage health, wellness and beauty costs not covered by insurance.

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We accept cash, all major credit cards, CareCredit and Health spending accounts (HSAs) for non cosmetic services. We are unable to accept checks at this time.

For either home delivery or in-office pick up, you may order your skin care products HERE. Please note that a prescription is required before purchasing (in-office only) RA Cream 0.05% and 0.1%.

While you may think the most important decision that you make is whether to have dermatologic surgery, choosing a board-certified physician is truly the key to success. Dr. Breedlove is ASDS board-certified. Learn more HERE.

In short, it means you are in capable hands under the best care! The society targets to teach and promote the methods and applications of chemical peels for both medical and esthetic purposes. Among the goals of the society are the development of clinical guidelines for better and safer use of peels, the setting of appropriate quality standards and the initiation and support of basic and clinical research in this field.

If you are taking or have ever taken isotretinoin (ACCUTANE), a medicine prescribed for acne All other medicines you take or apply to the skin— or have recently taken. Be sure your dermatologist knows about antibiotics, acne medicines, and medicines that you buy without a prescription, such as aspirin If you frequently get cold sores or have had cold sores in the past History of seizures Pregnant/breast-feeding or nursing If your skin scars easily All herbs, vitamins, and minerals you take. Even if you haven’t taken these for a while, be sure to mention them All surgeries and cosmetic treatments you have had. While some patients feel embarrassed talking about this, the information you share can make a difference in the results you see. Don’t omit anything — even if it seems unimportant Consider important events (weddings, vacations, family pictures, etc) and schedule accordingly. Schedule your appointment at least 2 weeks prior to your special event just in case you do get a complication.

Dr. Breedlove is an official provider of XEOMIN®. XEOMIN® is FDA Approved and Clinically Proven. Frown lines form when facial expressions are made as the muscle under the skin contracts. As your skin ages, these repeated expressions cause lasting lines. Neurotoxins, such as XEOMIN®, are prescription medications that block the release of chemicals that cause these muscle contractions so frown lines are softened.

Patients often describe a warm popping sensation. You may experience some discomfort in more sensitive areas. A topical anesthetic is recommended.

Immediately following treatment, you can expect to see redness, and it may feel like a slight sunburn in the treated area. Depending on the aggressiveness of your treatment, you may have swelling for a day or two. Pigmentation will turn darker and will slough off in 7-14 days. You may have bruising with vascular treatments.

All areas of the body can be treated. Long-term benefits of BBL are appreciated on all areas of the body.

Your provider will personalize a treatment plan. Multiple sessions are performed every 2-6 weeks until the desired result has been achieved. Usually 3 to 4 treatments are required for full correction, although additional treatments especially for rosacea and vascular sun damage, may be required.

You may be sensitive to sunlight and should apply sunscreen and other skin care products as directed by your provider.

Forever Young BBL is a phototherapy treatment using noninvasive pulses of BroadBand Light (BBL) therapy to target the signs of aging and sun damage. This treatment makes skin clearer, smoother, healthier, and younger appearing. Forever Young BBL will help your skin look better over time.

First, a cool gel is applied to the treatment area. Second, achilled applicator is placed on the skin to deliver the light therapy.

Patients often describe a warm popping sensation. You mayexperience some discomfort in more sensitive areas. A topical anesthetic is recommended.

No. In most cases, you can apply makeup immediately and return to your normal routine.

All areas of the body can be treated. Long-term benefits of BBL are appreciated on all areas of the body.

Four treatments per year. We recommend one treatment every 3 months.

A BBL Photofacial is a corrective treatment for brown pigmentation and redness. Forever Young BBL can be done after a BBL Photofacial to maintain results and as an anti-aging preventative treatment

Thirty minutes to an hour before the treatment your provider may place a topical anesthetic on your skin to reduce the sensation during the procedure. Prior to the treatment, the area will be measured with motion tracking technology to ensure the area is treated evenly. The provider will treat each measured section by rolling the Halo hand piece over the skin until the system recognizes the treatment is complete.

With a topical anesthetic and integrated cooling technology, most patients experience a feeling of heat with occasional prickling sensations, but are generally comfortable. After the treatment, most patients will continue to feel warm for an additional 30 to 60 minutes, or a bit longer with deeper treatment levels. We take measures to cool you off after your treatment.

Halo Laser Treatment produces expected side effects, often referred to as “down-time”. The intensity and duration of your side effects depends on the aggressiveness of your treatment and your individual healing characteristics. Generally, patients who are treated more aggressively experience more intense and longer lasting side effects. Conversely, some patients who receive a less aggressive treatment may experience side effects of greater-than-expected magnitude. Notify your physician if the severity of your side effects becomes more than you expected. In addition, redness, swelling and pinpoint bleeding may also occur. You may experience more severe swelling around and below the eyes one-day post treatment. Occasionally, oozing can occur, in isolated areas, for a few days. You will notice some swelling and redness over the next few days. Swelling may be significant and cause some discomfort. The worst swelling is usually in the morning, particularly around the eyes. The skin will start to look “bronzed” and little dark dots will appear on the treated area. Some patients may also experience itching during the healing process. You may notice a “sandpaper” texture a few days after treatment. Your skin will feel dry, and begin to peel or flake. This treated tissue is working its way out of your body as new, fresh skin is regenerated. This sloughing skin is a normal result of Halo laser treatment; most patients complete this process in 5-7 days.

5-7 days after a treatment on the face. (On other areas, such as neck/chest/hands/arms, or any area off the face where healing is slower, the process may take up to 2 weeks to feel smooth).

You will see initial results seven days after your Halo treatment, but your skin will continue to improve over time. Most patients see the greatest pigmentary improvement in the first two to three weeks. This is followed by a dermal regeneration phase that continues to improve for months.

Halo results will last for years to come, but you should continue to keep your skin protected at all times using UV sunscreen to protect your new, healthy skin. Each additional Halo treatment you get will only improve the results, giving you even better looking skin.

Every Halo treatment is customized for your skin, and your lifestyle. Depending on your needs, your provider may recommend a single treatment, or a series of treatments.

Please download our PDF with full post-treatment instructions, below.

No active skin infections in the areas to be treated Please let us know if you have a tendency to make cold sores or fever blisters Avoid alcoholic beverages 24 hours prior and 24 hour AFTER treatment Avoid strenuous exercise 24 hours AFTER treatment Avoid anti-inflammatories/blood thinning medications 72 hours prior to injection. Medications to avoid include but are not limited to: Aspirin, Vitamin E, Gingko Bilboa, St John Wort, ibuprofen, naproxen, Naprosyn, Motrin, Advil, Aleve or other Non-Steriodal Anti-Inflammatories (NSAIDs).

Avoid retinol, tretinoin, Retin-A one week prior to your peel. Use the moisturizer as directed to keep your skin moist and supple. If your skin dries and cracks, it can scar. If your skin burns, itches, or swells, contact your dermatologist. Rubbing or scratching skin treated with a chemical peel can cause an infection. Do not use a tanning bed, go on a beach vacation, lay out in the sun or other type of indoor tanning. Your skin will not heal properly. After your skin heals, apply sunscreen every day. This will help you maintain results. Avoid sunlight exposure to the treated areas. Use a sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher for several months following treatment to avoid prolonged redness or pigmentary changes.

IF YOU ARE SUNTANNED IN THE AREA TO BE TREATED. PLEASE RESCHEDULE YOUR TREATMENT. THE INCREASED PIGMENT FROM A SUNTAN CAN BE ABSORBED BY THE LASER BEAM AND INCREASE THE RISK FOR COMPLICATIONS. After treatment, the area may be discolored and swollen Blister and/or crust may form which can last 7-14 days. Please call the office if this occurs. Apply cool ice water compresses may be applied to the area for 10 minutes of every hour. Do not apply ice directly to the treated area. This reduces swelling and chances of bruising. If you feel any discomfort (typically this does not last more than 6 hours), use acetaminophen (Tylenol). Do not use aspirin or ibuprofen during the healing phase (1 to 2 weeks) as this can increase bruising. Use a mild, nonirritating soap such as Cetaphil/Cerave to gently cleanse the treated areas. If a blister or crust has formed, apply Vaseline or Aquaphor healing ointment to the treated area.. Repeat this procedure twice daily. Showers are permitted but prolonged hot baths are not advised for 1-2 weeks. Do not rub, scratch or pick the treated area. If a crust develops, let the crust fall off on its own. Makeup and moisturizers may be applied as usual if crusting is not present. Avoid sunlight exposure to the treated areas. Use a sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher for several months following treatment to avoid prolonged redness or pigmentary changes. Avoid swimming (especially in open water) and contact sports while the skin is healing.