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Studies

It is our goal to expand the depth and breadth of our research and to be able to develop and offer research options for as many patients as possible; please view a list of our current and upcoming research studies and trials.

Participate in the Future of Beauty:

Diabetes Mellitus
Facial Skin Tightening
Cold Sore Reduction
Facial Laser Assisted Liposuction
Lip Enhancement
Hypertension
Crow's Feet Reduction
Rhinoplasty

Upcoming Studies - Get on the List!

Filler for Nasolabial Folds

If you are interested in participating in a study, please take the pre-qualification surveys. If you would like further information, register now or contact the research department at 312.335.2070.