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Hello Dr. Sinclair. I attended the Botox & Fillers course that you taught for Empire Medical in Orlando in early August. Having attended a previous Botox & Fillers program, I can honestly tell you, yours was remarkably filled with many new pearles. Even walking through your website has been an education. Thank you. Addam Masri MD.
> Class Taught by Dr. Sinclair
I meet you at the Las Vegas Convention and enjoyed your talk on the Palomar Technologies. You were very helpful! Thanks! LaNita
> Dr. Sinclair Teaches a class about Lasers
I have medium olive skin (Asian) and have ice pick acne scars for 30 years. I decided to have Palomar 1540 Fractional Resurfacing. I could no go to your because I don't live in Florida. My first treatment was two weeks ago. The nurse said I would see some improvement right away; however, haven't seen anything. Prior to the treatment I used Obagi clear to lighten my skin so that I wouldn't have post pigmentation. My skin went back to normal in 6 days. The nurse used the setting at 30 and several passes. Do you think she should have used a higher setting or is that is the best setting for my skin type? Also, will 1540 help with bags under eyes? Should I continue with the treatments? I really don't want to spend alot of money and don't see improvement on my scars.
> Treating Acne Scars with the Palomar Lux 1540.
Weight Loss
Q. Wouldn't it be easier if I just took a diet pill to lose weight?
Q. Wouldn't it be easier if I just took a diet pill to lose weight?
Perscripiton diet pills have their place in helping patients lose weight but they have several shortcomings. They can make the blood pressure go too high and the effect of the diet pills wears off after a few months. The most common problem is that if the patient does not change their lifestyle (diet and exercise), when the diet pills stop working, all the weight comes back plus a few extra pounds. If the patient then restarts the diet pills, the cycle tends to be repeated, each time causing more weight gain! This problem is sometimes called yo-yo dieting, and it is worse than just being overweight.









