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Krauss Dermatology is a dermatology practice in Boston, Massachusetts, rated 4.7 stars across 279 Google reviews. Its own website names 20 cosmetic treatments we list.
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1 Washington St #401, Wellesley, MA 02481
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Dr. Madeline Krauss founded her office at One Washington Street in Wellesley in 2005
Dr. Ellen Lacomis is a Board-Certified dermatologist who has practiced in Massachusetts since 1999
Dr. Michael Bosworth joined the Krauss Dermatology team in September of 2018.
Dr. Marguerite Sullivan is a board certified dermatologist who enjoys seeing patients of all ages.
Dr. Auerbach is a board certified dermatologist with additional specialty board certification in Mohs micrographic surgery.
Dr. Madeline Krauss founded her office at One Washington Street in Wellesley in 2005
Dr. Ellen Lacomis is a Board-Certified dermatologist who has practiced in Massachusetts since 1999
The average Botox® treatment takes about 15 minutes to perform by our board-certified dermatologists, making it an excellent “lunchtime” procedure.
Botox® results typically last about 3-4 months and can last up to 6 months with long term maintenance.
You’re a good candidate for Dysport injections if you have wrinkles and fine lines on your forehead, between your eyebrows or around your eyes (crow’s feet).
There’s no downtime associated with Xeomin, but the injection site might be bruised and swollen immediately after treatment.
Today, there’s Jeuveau, an FDA-approved injectable that is solely formulated for aesthetic use and an alternative to Botox.
Sources: kraussdermatology.com/our-physicians/, kraussdermatology.com/treatments/botox/, kraussdermatology.com/treatments/dysport/, kraussdermatology.com/treatments/xeomin/, kraussdermatology.com/treatments/jeuveau/
Check two things first: whether your insurance plan needs a referral from your primary care doctor, and whether this practice is in your network. Cosmetic visits are paid out of pocket and need no referral. For a cosmetic treatment, ask who will perform it and how often they do it. For a skin check, a changing mole, a rash or anything that is bleeding or not healing, contact the practice directly and say what you have noticed.
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