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…for you. And no, it’s not as scary as it sounds! For example, does your face look a little tired and your skin a little dull? Maybe you just want your face to look younger and more refreshed. Would you like to try something a little unconventional to help you deal with these problems? The Vampire Facelift is a non-surgical facelift in which a mixture of natural fillers and plasma from the patient’s own blood is injected into specific… Continue Reading Vampire Facelift / Facial

…y Clinic providers and staff work together as a team to help you achieve and maintain the highest level of good skin care. We look forward to your visit and the opportunity to provide excellent service for all your skin care needs. Adam S. Stibich, M.D. View CV Here Dr. Stibich received his doctorate in medicine in 1997 at University of Missouri’s Accelerated 6-year Medical Program in Kansas City, MO, after which he obtained his board training in… Continue Reading Board Certified Dermatologists

Dr. Adam Stibich, Dr. Dow Stough and Dr. Martin Johnson require the following paperwork to be completed the morning of your Mohs procedure. Please click to download, then complete your paperwork and bring it with you to your visit: Consent – Surgical Excision Mohs Surgery Preop Medication List Having Skin Cancer Surgery Mohs Brochure Excision of Skin Lesions BCC & SCC Handout… Continue Reading Mohs Micrographic Surgery Forms

…Bruising Bruising may occur due to the injection of anesthesia or the pressure applied during surgical repair. Skin Graft If you received a skin graft, DO NOT REMOVE THE PLASTIC COVER. Carefully cleanse around the area and apply Vaseline or Polysporin. Keep area covered with a bandage. Wound Care Instructions (Perform twice Daily) Wash your hands with soap and water Wash wound with soap and water and pat dry with clean, soft cloth Thoroughly dry… Continue Reading Post Op Wound Care