Allergan’s next-generation hyaluronic acid dermal filler, Juvéderm, smooths out facial wrinkles and folds with 35% more hyaluronic acid than similar products. Juvéderm won’t be commercially available until January 2007.

But you may be one of the lucky few to be treated
with Juvéderm In 2006!

Dr. Parungao was one of a small group of U.S. physicians chosen to participate in a Juvéderm experience trial in October. Because he participated in that study, Allergan is sending Dr. Parungao a limited advance supply of Juvéderm in December.

What is hyaluronic acid?

Hyaluronic acid is a natural complex sugar found throughout all living organisms. This substance retains water, absorbing more than 1,000 times its weight, and adds volume to the skin’s surface. Hyaluronic acid also binds with collagen and elastin and transports essential nutrients to these fibers.

LaToya has a lot to smile about these days. Through a carefully structured anti-aging program, she has lost 68 pounds and feels great.

Earlier this year, she had a tummy tuck to remove the excess abdominal skin after her weight loss. And she has just had liposuction to complete her transformation.

"My stomach is totally flat!" she exclaims. LaToya is looking forward to wearing her favorite dress this Christmas—one she hasn’t been able to wear for several years. "This has had such a big impact on my life!" she says.

If I’ve had liposuction, can the fat ever come back?

Yes. Having liposuction doesn’t mean you can eat whatever you want and not gain weight. If you’re not careful about diet and exercise after you’ve had liposuction, your remaining fat cells can enlarge and you can regain the inches you lost.

If I have liposuction on my stomach, will I gain weight elsewhere in the future?

Not likely. If you gain weight after liposuction, your body will handle it the way it has always done— which is simply the way your body is programmed to do.