#91: Dr. Dennis Gross - Youthful Glowing Skin, Stimulating Collagen, Botox, Filler, Lymphatic Drainage, and Preventative Beauty
On this episode we sit down with Dr. Dennis Gross to discuss the essential ingredients for healthy skin, how to keep collagen levels stimulated, preventing aging, lymphatic drainage and the biggest mistakes people make in their skin care regiment.
Dr. Dennis Gross is a board-certified dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon, and founder of Dr. Dennis Gross Dermatology, a specialized dermatology practice on 5th Avenue across from Central Park in Manhattan. He is nationally recognized and sought after for his experience in skin cancer research and keeping skin healthy, natural-looking, and radiant, by utilizing state-of-the-art cosmetic treatments and technology. His philosophy is to prevent, correct, and protect patients' skin by creating a personalized treatment plan.
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