I Tried a Hydrafacial and My Skin Has Never Looked As Glowy and Clear

November 5, 2019 – womenshealthmag.com/
The pore-cleaning, hydrating procedure will reset your skin, stat.

After a weekend of caked-up party makeup, very little sleep, and cranking the heat on the moisture-sucking radiator in my apartment, my skin was in SOS mode. That’s why I walked into Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue for the equivalent of an espresso shot for my face: a Hydrafacial. The goal? Glowy, brighter, eight-hours-of-sleep, eight-cups-of-water skin—quick!

Turns out, I came to the right place. “It provides hydration, dryness, dullness, breakout-prone skin, redness, and any type of anti-aging concern,” Graceann Svendsen, the senior esthetician, said. The whole service lasted 45 minutes (it ranges from that to 60 minutes), and I left looking instantly refreshed and plump. Keep reading for exactly why the Hydrafacial works, and what to expect when you come in for an appointment.

Hydrafacial is ideal for exfoliation and hydration.

The basic steps in a HydraFacial are to cleanse, peel, extract, and moisturize. While most facials use a steamer to open up the pores and cleanse, the Hydrafacial uses no heat (great news for my lash extensions). Instead, it uses a device that performs hydradermabrasion. Unlike microdermabrasion, hydradermabrasion does not using tiny crystals to physically exfoliate the skin.

“The wand is using a patented ‘Vortex-Fusion’ technology to speed and spin the suction, and while it’s doing that, it’s infusing the skin with serums,” Svendsen said. The spinning mechanism vacuums away dead skin so you’ll feel a gentle sucking on the surface throughout. It’s extremely gentle and oh, so satisfying.

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‘RICH GIRL FACE’ Schoolgirls Desperate for a Face Like Ivanka Trump are Increasingly Seeking Botox and Lip Fillers, Doctor Warns

October 14, 2019 – thesun.co.uk

Harley Street doctor Dirk Kremer says while it is illegal for under-18s to be tattooed or use sun beds, there are no such rules when it comes to the cosmetic procedures.

He blames social media for kids wanting plump lips, chiselled jaws and raised eyebrows to look like billionaire influencer Kylie Jenner or US President’s daughter Ivanka.

And he says the consequences of underqualified practitioners carrying out the treatment are grave — with strokes and sight loss among potential results of a misplaced jab.

He said: “More young people come to me asking for a certain look which gets more ‘likes’ and ‘followers’.” If his petition gets 100,000 signatures it will be debated in parliament.

Last month, a plastic surgeon warned women are getting Botox and fillers to cure their “resting bitch face” in a bizarre new surgery trend.

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Why Would Anyone Get Rid Of Their Resting Bitch Face?

September 16, 2019 – Jezebel.com

There are many ways in which having a resting bitch face is a useful asset, the main one being that strangers rarely attempt to engage with you while you’re riding the train or reading a book alone in a bar. Why would anyone intentionally sacrifice that? For what? Looking personable?! Looking personable is how you wind up listening to a man in a fedora lecture you on soil erosion for six subway stops. No thank you!

Weirdly, not everyone seems to feel this (the correct) way about the merits of their resting bitch faces. According to the New York Post, there’s been a major uptick in women seeking plastic surgery to get their expressions “corrected”—at least one doctor has seen requests for treatment nearly double in the past year.
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Why Would Anyone Get Rid Of Their Resting Bitch Face?

September 17, 2019 – Nylon.com

Honestly, they’re so powerful

Women are now going to plastic surgeons to get rid of their resting bitch faces, because apparently some women want to look less “like a sourpuss” and more approachable. According to one plastic surgeon, the requests for this type of surgery have “more than doubled” in the past year alone.

The New York Post ran a story on Monday featuring one such woman, Hope Davis, who went to surgeon Dr. David Shafer to have her RBF transformed into a “pleasant resting look” after she saw photos of herself looking angry during a party. In the before-and-after photos, it looks like she’s frowning in one photo and smiling in the other, and maybe that’s worth the $500-$5,000 that this procedure can costs, but also maybe it’s not? Because who cares about looking happy all the time, including when you’re not all that happy?
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I Tried Laser Treatment To Help With My Rosacea & I Was Amazed With The Results

February 28, 2017 – bustle.com

If you’ve ever dealt with the skin condition called rosacea, you know that the hard-to-cover skin condition can be slightly embarrassing and sometimes painful. As someone who suffers from mild rosacea, I’m always looking for new treatments for this condition. So when I heard about using laser treatments for rosacea, it piqued my interest. And when I had the opportunity to visit Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue to try out a Vbeam laser treatment, I jumped at it.
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6 Game-Changing Dermatologist Tricks for Curing Dry Winter Skin

February 19, 2017 – by KATHARINE MCENTEE – byrdie.com

With all the joys of winter, there are unfortunately a few downfalls, namely dry skin. While dry skin may feel inevitable, it doesn’t have to be. To prevent flaky red patches from becoming a problem, we found the best dry skin remedies you can do with products you already have in your kitchen. For the best DIY dry skin remedies, we reached out to aesthetician Graceanne Svendsen for her take on the most hydrating at-home treatments.

According to Svendsen, “since our bodies are made up of mostly water, when the humidity in the air drops [in winter], our skin gets dry.” While we’ve accepted the fact that our skin is bound to dry up in the winter months, that doesn’t mean we have to put up with it. If you too are over dull, dehydrated skin, keep reading for the best at-home remedies for dry skin according to an aesthetician.

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Tech Alert: 3D Imaging May Be The Secret to Perfect Skin

February 18, 2017 – wmagazine.com

With self-driving cars, phones that control your lights, speakers that order your favorite things, and headsets that can take you on a virtual journey, we are living in the future. So of course the beauty industry, which is always on the cutting edge, has one foot in this new world. Pre-treatment 3D imaging lets you virtually try on a look before you commit to a treatment. Double board certified plastic surgeon to the rich and famous Dr. David Shafer, who was one of the first doctors to start using this technology for his patients in New York City, gives us the scoop on this ground breaking technique as he takes me through the process.
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This Laser Treatment May Be the Secret to Glowing Wedding-Day Skin

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No bride-to-be has an absolutely perfect complexion, not even Miranda Kerr (at least that’s what I tell myself). So when it comes to maximizing your pre-wedding beauty routine, it’s always smart to seek out treatments that provide solutions for multiple skincare dilemmas. Whether you struggle with redness and inflammation, broken capillaries, rosacea, sun spots, acne scarring or everyone’s favorite, fine lines and wrinkles, few quick-fixes are better than the Vbeam Perfecta laser. To test its potential, I went straight to Graceanne Svendsen, a medical aesthetician for more than 25 years who’s the go-to skincare guru at NYC’s esteemed Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue practice. (Its namesake founder, Dr. Shafer, trained at the Mayo Clinic and is one of NYC’s most sought-after docs.) “Brides are often overrun with to-do lists, which goes hand-in-hand with inflamed, stressed-out skin,” says Svendsen. “The Vbeam is the perfect gentle laser tool to improve the appearance of redness and inflammation and ensure your makeup goes on smoothly for the wedding.”

What It’s Like
The laser is essentially a small wand that sends an intense burst of light onto a targeted area (but which is still mild enough to avoid damaging the surrounding tissue). Svendsen first worked her way around my entire face for overall rejuvenation, then upped the settings and returned to a few broken capillaries on my cheeks to maximize the effects; total treatment time was about 30 minutes. While most patients only feel a mild twinge as the laser works its magic, my experience wasn’t exactly pain-free. That said, the discomfort was likely due to the laser’s patented Dynamic Cooling Device, which sprays cryogen onto the skin’s surface prior to each heated laser pulse for a cooling effect. (The sound can also be slightly jarring, but Svendsen thankfully begins each treatment with a video so you know what to expect.)

The Results
Overall, the treatment is extremely safe, with no real side effects, apart from slight redness or mild swelling (which disappears easily with a bit of concealer). Immediately following the treatment, I noticed my complexion was brighter, more even-toned and that some surface facial veins and annoying sun spots had vanished for good, which seemed like a legitimate miracle!
See More: BRIDES’ Ultimate Beauty Countdown: The 10-Week Guide to Looking Flawless for Your Wedding

The Process
Svendsen suggests booking three to four appointments about one month apart, starting at least six months before the wedding. “The benefits of Vbeam are cumulative, so it’s important to stick to a timely schedule for collagen production and the improvement of breaking up vessels and other conditions,” she says. But if something about your complexion is bothering you up to one week from the Big Day, don’t worry — Svendsen says you can still pinch-hit a persistent problem at the last minute.

Want to really want to step up the results? Svendsen recommends clients come in just before the wedding for Vbeam, dermaplaning and a hydrofacial. This combination treatment will remove dead skin cells and plump up skin for that dewy glow every bride dreams of.

The Fine Print
Depending on the severity of the problem and the size of the treatment area, it may take more than one session to see major results. In my case, it will take two or three visits to completely break up the capillaries on my cheeks, which are deep below the skin’s surface. Price varies depending upon the practice, but Dr. Shafer’s office charges about $400 per session.

Our Verdict
If you’re a laser virgin, the Vbeam is a great way to go, given its multiple uses for both short-term glow and long-term treatment of deeper, more persistent conditions. It’s not exactly cheap, but if you want to finally be rid of a skincare woe for good, consider it a worthy investment. Personally, I’ve already booked my follow up appointment — bye bye, capillaries!

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12 Magical Makeup Tricks to Make Scars, Spots, and Dark Circles Disappear

Readers' DigestSelf-conscious about imperfections on your face? We got makeup artists to reveal their full-coverage game plan. Read the full article at Readers Digest.

Dr. Shafer and Graceanne Svendsen featured in the latest Aesthetic Guide

The Aesthetic GuideWe are so honored to have our very own Dr. Shafer and Graceanne Svendsen featured in the latest Aesthetic’s Guide. Check them out here!

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Chemical Peel 101: Everything you Want to Know

By Graceanne Svendsen, October 27, 2016 – urbanmilan.com

We have all heard of Chemical Peels but how much do we know about them and their benefits?

We decided to find out more about Chemical Peels by visiting Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue in New York City which specializes in Chemical peels and various other non-invasive skin treatments. Chemical peels are used to improve the skin’s appearance by using a chemical solution that is applied to the skin, which makes it “blister” and eventually peel off. The new skin is smoother and less wrinkled than the old skin.

For first timers like us we wanted to find out what types of Chemical Peels are offered and what the benefits and risks are.

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The One Item Every Girl Needs This Fall

By Graceanne Svendsen, October 25, 2016 – mimosasmanhattan.com

IPL Photofacial with Dr. Shafer
I have to say, I am a newbie in the facial world but this laser treatment which aims for complete rejuvenation of redness, brown spots, large pores, fighting, tone and texture, was pretty dang amazing. To cover up the redness after the treatment, they applied Oxygenetix which is a breathable foundation which completely covers but feels like you are wearing nothing.

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VBEAM PERFECTA AND OXYGENTIX FOUNDATION REVIEW

By Graceanne Svendsen, October 21, 2016 – mariannyc.com

I have recently been taking my skincare more seriously and have been trying my best to keep my skin healthy, smooth and clear. A few weeks ago, I received the VBeam Perfecta treatment from Dr. Shafer’s office.

Dr. David Shafer is Double Board Certified in Plastic Surgery, a Diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, and a Member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. At first, I was very hesitant because the office is associated with plastic surgery and that’s not what I wanted at all. However, after much research, I realized that the office offers other non invasive treatments such as VBeam Perfecta, which is a laser treatment to treat rosacea, redness, broken blood vessels and broken facial veins.

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Our very own Dr. Shafer and Graceanne Svendsen on the “Just Jenny” show On August 23, 2016. Check out “Just Jenny” Sirius XM radio channel 109.

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Dr. Shafer and Graceanne had a great time on the New York Stock Exchange. If you haven’t done so already, check out their interview, exclusively on Cheddar.com!

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Summer Shape-Up: What You Can Do Before Memorial Day to Look Your Best

By Genevieve Shaw Brown Saturday, May 11, 2016 – abcnews.go.com

It’s the little-to-no downtime procedures that are the most popular, said Dr. David Shafer of Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue. “Botox and fillers are going to give you the most bang for your buck,” he said. People come in this time of year for Botox in their forehead and around their eyes and then fillers in their cheeks and lips. “They want to freshen up and look their best for the summer season.”

Shafer also said he sees an increase in the requests for breast augmentation as the weather warms. “You can have it done on a Thursday and be back to work Monday,” he said.

There are less invasive ways to freshen up. Graceanne Svendsen, a licensed medical aesthetician who works at Shafer Clinic Fifth Avenue said new technology in makeup makes it possible to have a peel or even microneedling with platelet-rich plasma — sometimes called a PRP facelift, as it uses the patient’s own blood — and go right back to work, thanks to makeup that’s specifically designed for doctors and aestheticians. “Breathable foundations such as Oxygenetix have an anti-inflammatory effect by using aloe gel and Ceravitae — yeast peptides — and it adds moisturizer and color with an SPF protection of 20.”

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Microneedling with PRP

By Delia von Neuschatz Saturday, November 7, 2015 – newyorksocialdiary.com

If you’re looking for the fountain of youth you may not have to go far. The key to turning back the clock may very well be found in your own blood. More specifically, the platelet rich plasma (PRP) contained therein, called “liquid gold” by some doctors, is made up of fundamental protein growth factors which aid with cell growth, tissue repair and collagen production. PRP therapy, which has been popular in Europe for years, has been used by elite athletes such as Kobe Bryant and Alex Rodriguez to treat sports injuries. It has also been used to stimulate hair growth.

But what will it do for my crows feet, you wonder? When delivered via a microneedling process, it may very well diminish them, along with reversing the effects of sun damage and improving the appearance of acne scars and hyperpigmentation. The end result should be more resilient, thicker skin with fewer lines and wrinkles. And because it is your own blood from which PRP is derived, there is virtually no risk of allergic reactions.

The minimally invasive microneedling technique involves a series of tiny, very fine needles which are passed over the skin, creating micro-injuries which trigger new collagen and elastin synthesis as the skin begins to naturally repair itself. These micro-injuries also create channels that allow various substances – serums or your own plasma – to penetrate deeper into the skin resulting in better product efficacy.

Appropriate for all skin types, celebrities have been jumping on the bandwagon for this so-called PRP facelift which counts Kim Kardashian and Bar Rafaeli are among its devotees. Nor is the procedure limited to the face. It can also be used on numerous body parts including the neck, décolleté and arms.

Dr. Shafer“PRP is the future,” says dermatologist Dr. Doris Day. “It will become a mainstay of our rejuvenation treatments. But, buyer beware because in this country, we’re still figuring out the different techniques and protocols,” she cautions. “Expectations have to be realistic. PRP won’t tighten up your skin, but it should improve its quality and result in long lasting hair growth if that’s what you’re after.” In the wrong hands, it could lead to scarring. So, needless to say, going to someone knowledgeable and experienced is of paramount importance.

For my treatment, I went to the offices of Dr. David Shafer, a double board certified plastic surgeon. But before beginning the procedure, I was placed in front of a Vectra 3D imaging machine (with my hair pulled back) which captured the amount of sun damage and the structural condition of my face. The idea is to compare the before and after in 6 weeks’ time.

The procedure began with Dr. Shafer drawing a bit of blood. He then placed the blood in a centrifuge which spun it at a very rapid rate, separating the platelets from the red and white blood cells. In the meantime, my face was numbed with a lidocaine cream. As soon as the lidocaine took effect, Graceanne Svendsen, Dr. Shafer’s medical aesthetician, topically applied the platelet-rich plasma on a part of my face and passed the microneedling pen over that section.

Graceanne SvendsenThe process was repeated until my entire face had been covered, including the under-eye areas. The procedure, which lasted approximately 45 minutes including the blood-drawing, wasn’t painful, but my skin stung a bit and felt tight in the immediate aftermath. I looked like I had had a sunburn and there was some swelling and bruising too. I was very thankful for the Oxygenetix breathable foundation which Graceanne gently patted on my face post procedure.

That night, I slept with my head in an elevated position and took a Benadryl to reduce the swelling (as per Graceanne’s recommendation). The next day, I was still quite red and had a little bit of bruising, but was less swollen. The day after that, my skin started peeling. All in all, it took about two days for the redness to go away and another two for the peeling to stop. It is important to note here that the reaction to treatment depends on the condition of your skin. I recommend that anyone who decides to undergo this procedure clear their social calendars for a couple of days afterwards.

And what about the cost? In New York City, prices range between $1,500 to $2,500 per treatment for microneedling with PRP. One to two treatments per year should suffice provided one stays hydrated and follows a good skin care routine at home according to Graceanne.

You want to give your skin a boost, but would prefer something that doesn’t involve blood drawing or is friendlier on the wallet? Then microneedling with a serum may be the thing for you. “It’s like microdermabrasion on steroids,” explains Donna Fay, Dr. Steven Pearlman’s resident Beauty Expert. As with the PRP procedure, the skin is numbed and a set of tiny needles is passed over the face, but a serum is what’s topically applied in lieu of your own plasma. After this procedure (administered by Donna), I looked like I had a mild sunburn for a day. When the redness cleared, I was left with soft, smooth, more evenly toned skin for the next several days. “This is something you can do 2-3 days prior to an event or before the weekend to achieve a nice glow,” says Donna. In New York, expect to pay about $500 per treatment.

Dr. ShaferFor something with even less downtime, there’s Dr. Shafer’s Aquagold procedure, which utilizes a manual stamping technique to deliver a solution (PRP, serum, Botox, etc.) via a series of very fine gold-plated needles. This “lunchtime microneedling” results in a temporary smoother, tighter appearance. “It’s great for Asian patients and for those with sensitive skin,” advises Graceanne. Patients availing themselves of this procedure will experience very slight redness and tenderness for a day or less. Costs start at $450 and go up depending on the solution used.

So, back to the microneedling with PRP – was it worth it? Ten days after my treatment, my skin is baby soft and smooth and my pores looks smaller. The pigmentation is more even and the under-eye area appears brighter. My skin feels a bit thinner though on account of the fact that the old collagen was broken down and the new collagen has not yet had a chance to form. The process of collagen synthesis takes time, however, so long-lasting results won’t be evident for 4-6 weeks after the treatment and final results may take 3-6 months to appear. I plan on returning to Dr. Shafer’s office and his Vectra machine in the next month or so to check on the condition of my skin. Stay tuned for a progress report. In the meantime, I’m enjoying the compliments I’ve been getting on my complexion.

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Skin Care tips to “winterize” your skin

By: Graceanne Svendsen, Medical Aesthetician, Certified Laser Technician and Certified Holistic Health Coach

Don’t forget to ‘winterize’ your skin. Here in the east we are experiencing sudden frigid temperatures. It’s even more necessary to hydrate our bodies from the inside and out. Here are some tips for soft, silky skin in the winter:

  • use a moisturizer, serum or oil with extra hydrating properties. I use organic Jojoba oil or Apricot oil on my body and Skin Medica’s Hydrating Complex and TNS Ceramide Cream on my face.
  • dry brush DAILY and use the ancient Ayurvedic technique of ‘abyangha’ self massage daily after dry brushing. Dry brushing not only moves lymphatic waste and build up in our bodies, it helps with congestion and weight gain. By brushing the dead skin cells and stimulating the outer layer of our skin we feel softer and more alive with a relaxing effect on our nervous system. Take some cleansing deep breaths during ‘abyangha’…it’s delightful.
  • sip hot water throughout the day. I have done this for the last few years and see and feel the benefit of great digestion, circulation and clear skin.
  • exfoliate. gently! hydrating dry skin is like putting cream or oil on a dry sponge. My favorite bi-weekly ritual is using GlyPro Exfoliating Cleanser on Wednesdays and Sundays! Dermaplaning is a great way to exfoliate every 3-4 weeks. (ever wonder WHY men age so gracefully? They scrape dead skin cells on a daily basis by shaving.) I use a #10 surgical blade to dermaplane patients so imagine how soft the skin is!
  • make sure you are getting enough VitD.
  • have fun with it. Self care is the new health care. Once weekly Epsom Salt baths (magnesium) is one of my favorite self care rituals.
    Stay warm!

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