Holliston January 2019

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Living Healthy
New Year, Clear Skin.
Lisa Massimiano. Licensed
Esthetician and Certified
Acne Specialist
Owner of Skin Smart Salon
and Acne Clinic
Personalized pediatric care in a warm and welcoming setting
Same day urgent visits every day (including weekends and holidays)
Access to a doctor 24 hours a day and 365 days a year
Minimal to no wait times
Unique offerings such as newborn home visit and group well child visits
Accepting new patients, Accept most insurance plans
Achieve Clear Skin
Before
Ashley Ferullo, MD
Rebecca Piekarski, MD
If you have been diagnosed
with acne and haven’t been satisfied
with drug store products
or the suggested treatment from
your doctor, consider seeing an
Acne Specialist.
What is an Acne
Specialist?
An Acne Specialist is a licensed
McKenzie Pediatrics
218 North Main Street
Natick, MA 01760
508-647-4955
Fax: 508-647-4956
www.mckenziepediatrics.com
after
Michael McKenzie, MD
ACNE CLINIC - for all ages
Take control and manage your acne with a customized
treatment program designed to clear your unique skin.
Education. Coaching. Support
90% of my clients clear in 12-16 weeks
Lisa Massimiano - Licensed Aesthetician, Acne Specialist
Certified by the National Face Reality Acne Clinic
Call to schedule your acne consultation
508-881-1180
44 Front Street, 2nd Floor • Ashland
www.skinsmartsalon.com
skin care professional who is specially
trained to treat acne using
a combination of clinical treatments,
home care protocols and
regular follow-up during the process
of clearing acne prone skin.
Most physicians don’t have the
time to spend educating patients
on the root cause of their acne.
They often prescribe oral antibiotics
and strong topical retinoids
that can leave skin dry, red and
irritated. Patients get frustrated
with these side effects and stop
using the products.
Educating the Whole Child: Heart Heart
and and
Mind
Mind
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students
Hear from teachers, parents, students
and and alumni about about the
and alumni about the the benefits of
benefits a of of
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do for
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child!
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350 Village Street, Millis Millis
Millis MA MA 02054
MA 02054
02054
(508)
(508)
376-5320
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376-5320
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How an Acne
Specialist Can Help You.
An Acne Specialist will assess
your individual skin type, and
the type of acne you have, to develop
a plan of action specifically
for you. They will take the time
to teach you about the root cause
of acne and provide information
on lifestyle, diet, medications and
ingredients in makeup and skin
care products that exacerbate
acne. They help you to get your
skin clear and teach you how to
keep your acne under control.
For people struggling with
acne, it can be frustrating to try
and communicate with their doctor
on a timely basis. My clients
tell me that the best part of working
with an Acne Specialist is that
we are there for them to answer
their questions and provide support
while they go through the
process of getting their skin clear.
Questions about acne? Call me
at (508) 881-1180 or email me at
skinsmartsalon@aol.com. Visit my
website skinsmartsalon.com for information
about the acne program and
other services.
How to Sanitize a Mobile Phone
The most germ-addled item
in your home may not be the toilet
or the kitchen sponge. Mobile
phones pick up bacteria wherever
they go. In addition, users
touch their phones an average of
47 times a day according to the
national average determined by
a Deloitte research survey, introducing
new contaminants to the
device each time they do so.
Researchers at the University
of Arizona found that cell
phones carry 10 times more bacteria
than many toilet seats, and
there may be as many as 17,000
bacterial gene copies on the average
high-schooler’s phone.
While cell phone safety often
focuses on protecting data,
smartphone users also should
consider keeping their phones
clean to remove the potentially
harmful microbes that accumulate
on phones every day.
Avoid excess moisture when
cleaning cell phones, advises the
home and lifestyle experts at The
Spruce as moisture can damage
internal components. Most cell
phone screens have an oleophobic
coating that repels oils from
hands and fingers. Harsh cleansers
or abrasive materials on the
glass can prematurely remove
this coating and/or scratch the
surface.
While you clean at your own
risk, many tech experts suggest a
spray mixture of distilled water
and isopropyl alcohol applied
to a microfiber cloth to remove
surface contaminants. Don’t directly
wet the phone. There also
are pre-packaged cleansers sold
for electronics usage. Invest in an
antimicrobial cover to provide an
added layer of protection for the
phone.
Other ways to keep a phone
clean are to wash your hands
before use and to try to keep the
phone away from areas that may
be vulnerable to germs, such as
bathrooms.
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November Saturday
4th
4th
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January 26th • 10-12pm
1:30-3:30
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Snow Date: January 27th • 12-2pm
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