Blog | Oakville Plastic Surgery – Dr. Nancy de Kleer - Part 17

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Facelifts demystified.

Facelift surgery can be an intimidating prospect. It requires a commitment of both time and money and with some unfortunate examples of poorly performed procedures in the media, it is no wonder people are hesitant to consider it. In this article we’ll discuss how facelift procedures have evolved and how we are dedicated to achieving […]

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Understanding laser and light treatments.

It seems like everyone is talking about laser treatments these days. But with so many different kinds of lasers and treatments available it can be hard to filter out the noise and select the right option for your unique concern. Lasers offer an amazing skin intervention, offering patients dramatic results to many of their most […]

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Treatments for sun damage.

With fall on the horizon, it’s time to start thinking about what summer has done to our skin. Even with diligent application of sunscreen, our skin can still experience a moderate amount of UV exposure—and UV exposure means sun damage. Sun damage can present in a number of ways; besides a tan (which we all […]

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Clinical peels.

Clinical peels (also known as chemical peels) are one of the oldest cosmetic procedures in the world. They have been used since the days of Cleopatra to exfoliate the skin and produce a refreshed and more youthful appearance. A highly underappreciated anti-aging technique, regular skin exfoliation is one of the easiest ways to stave off […]

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Laser vein treatments.

Visible veins and vessels on the face, legs, neck or chest can be frustrating. Whether small networks of telangiectasia (spider veins) or larger, more pronounced skin lesions such as hemangiomas or venous lakes, these skin conditions have a way of making us feel uncomfortable. Though their causes are uncertain, many visible veins and broken capillaries […]

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Breast Surgery | Cosmetic concerns and treatments.

Breasts come in all shapes and sizes. Whether you love them or simply tolerate them, they are a part of who we are. Comprised of different layers and types of tissue, breasts develop differently between individuals. Most breasts are not symmetrical and it’s not uncommon for a woman to have two very different breasts (either […]

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