Harrington HealthCare at 169
20 Southbridge Road (Rt. 169)
Charlton, MA 01507
Located inside the Harrington Physician Services Suite
Botox is a material that has been known for over a century and used for medical purposes for more than 50 years. Another common
injectable is called Dysport. Doctors use both in small doses to relieve many cosmetic and clinical conditions, including:
• Temporary smoothing of facial wrinkles and
improving your appearance;
• Severe underarm/hand sweating;
• Cervical dystonia – a neurological disorder
that causes severe neck and shoulder
muscle contractions;
• Blepharospasm – uncontrollable blinking;
• Chronic migraines
The results usually start to be noticed within
three to 10 days and last 3-4 months.
Patients who are looking to enhance their appearance or who require reconstructive surgery will find a private and comfortable atmosphere provided by board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Arturo Aguillon. He has been with Harrington Hospital since 2010. Dr. Aguillon combines clinical excellence with a personalized approach that is important for patients who are facing procedures that can be life-altering.
Listen to our Podcast: Benefits of Modern Day Cosmetic Procedures
While both cosmetic surgery and plastic surgery deal with improving a patient’s body, the overarching philosophies guiding the training, research, and goals for patient outcomes are different.
Cosmetic surgery is largely focused on improving a patient’s appearance, while reconstructive surgery is generally the improvement of facial and body abnormalities due to birth disorders, trauma, burns and disease.*
Cosmetic Procedures include:
Diagnosis for reconstructive surgery is usually a function of clinical exams.
*American Board of Cosmetic Surgery | www.americanboardcosmeticsurgery.org
