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Just this past month, Dr. Goldman was invited to partake in a question and answer session regarding his amazing research and developments in dermatologic treatments over the course of his career for a popular Spanish Medical Economics Magazine known as “Propuesta De Temas.” Dr. Goldman was thrilled to speak with the magazine on topics ranging from his

Our weight and body image has an immense effect on how we feel about ourselves. It’s no secret that when a person accumulates more fat, certain body areas may balloon outwards. However, we’re willing to bet that most people don’t fully understand just how our fat cells work, and what their purpose is. At Cosmetic Laser

Hundreds of thousands of filler and injectable treatments are performed across the world every year. With such a high number of people on a quest to reduce the visible signs of the aging process, it’s no secret that someone, somewhere, has had a bad experience. However, there are myths surrounding Botox that we as dermatologists at Cosmetic

It’s no secret that today’s job market is extremely competitive and not what it used to be. In today’s world, people young and old are going to varying lengths to ensure that they’re not only ready to take on employment, but that they also look the part. Though it isn’t entirely fair, it seems that

It’s been long thought by most people that being skinny means you’re healthy, right? Think again. With new research and more than 68% of the American population over weight, there is a new epidemic on the rise—being “skinny fat.” The cosmetic dermatologists at Cosmetic Laser Dermatology want to help our patients overcome their unnecessary fat through several different treatment

Right now is a very exciting time in cosmetic dermatology. There are so many new products to use to enhance our natural beauty and give us the look that we desire. In addition, Cosmetic Laser Dermatology in San Diego, CA have many new and cutting-edge techniques that we are using with these injectable products. The

Dr. Fabi explains a new study that found that an app on a smartphone that evaluates an individual’s facial expressions and tone of voice is showing great promise in diagnosing depression. More research is needed to determine how effective this app can be.