New Announcement - February 2, 2024

Please help us congratulate our Medical Director, Emilio M. Justo, MD, who presented his second TEDx talk in London, Ontario, Canada on February 2, 2024 at the TEDxWesternU event! The title of his talk is:

Unleashing the Drive Within: The OBSESSION Advantage to Unprecedented Success

Once this TEDx YouTube video goes live, we will post it here!

In the meantime, please join the more than 5 Million Viewers who have watched Dr. Justo's first TEDx talk from August 12, 2023 at TEDxCherryCreekHS titled "Delayed Gratification: Your Superpower to Success" Please see the link below to view the full video, as well as photos of the event:

Fantastic Results With Laser-Assisted Eyelid Surgery

Description

Dr. Justo explains one of his most popular procedures - blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery - and the successful results his patients have experienced. Using a laser makes the procedure very smooth, very rapid, and nearly bloodless. Besides improving aesthetics, the procedure can also improve sight by correcting drooping eyelids.

MALE VOICE 4: â€”isn't the only procedure that they're coming in to ask for. I notice the, what I would call as a layman, drooping eyelids, for example, seems to be more applicable to elderly citizens. DR. EMILIO JUSTO: Absolutely. Blepharoplasty, which is the medical jargon for the common type of eyelid surgery, is probably our quote-on-quote bread and butter, and we say patients on a daily basis requesting this. One of the things that has stood us out over the years, and I've been in practice here in Sun City since 1989, is the fact that I do all of my blepharoplasties using lasers, so it's all laser assisted blepharoplasty, which makes the procedure very smooth, very rapid, and near bloodless. MALE VOICE 4: And there's an advantage too to your sight being improved. It isn't just a matter of cosmetics. DR. EMILIO JUSTO: A very good point. Particularly in the elderly patients who have very, very heavy, droopy lids, their peripheral vision can be restricted. And in those cases, if they do have enough heaviness and droopiness to the lids, it is something that is considered medical, and can be authorized by their insurance.