MORPHEUS8: Introduction on Non-Surgical Enhancement

BEC Beauty

Morpheus8 is a “subdermal adipose remodeling device” (SARD) that pairs microneedling with radiofrequency (RF) energy to reach deep below the skins surface to remodel aging skin through the production of collagen and elastin. Unlike microneeding devices or stand-alone radio frequency treatments, Morpheus8 reaches a deeper level of skin with the advanced benefits of both technologies resulting in…

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EVOKE: Revolutionary and Non-Invasive Facial Remodeling

BEC Beauty

Evoke is a revolutionary and non-invasive facial remodeling treatment that dramatically restores a youthful appearance. The treatment is one of a kind as it goes where no other non-invasive cosmetic facial rejuvenation procedure can—deep into the dermal layer and into the Fibro Septal Network (FSN). The fibrous bands are critical to the aging process as…

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Announcing Opening of BEC Beauty!

Office News & Updates

Belmont Eye Center is happy to announce the recent opening of our beauty clinic BEC Beauty! We will offer cutting-edge technologies to fight signs of aging and provide all over beauty enhancements. This includes Morpheus8, Facetite, Accutite, Botox, Dermal Fillers and Evoke.   Visit our webpage to learn more:   https://belmonteyecenter.com/bec-beauty/

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Nearsighted vs. Farsighted: How to Tell the Difference

Eye News & Education

Most visual difficulties can be attributed to nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or a combination of the three. It can be confusing to remember the differences between nearsightedness and farsightedness. In short, nearsightedness means the ability to see things nearby with relative clarity, while farsightedness is the ability to only clearly see objects that are far away. Learn the differences…

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Why Blurry Vision Occurs in People With Diabetes

Eye News & Education

When people have diabetes, it means that their bodies do not make enough insulin or insulin can’t be absorbed properly. This is known as high blood sugar, or hyperglycemia. People with diabetes can also experience low blood sugar, which is called hypoglycemia.1 Along with blood sugar levels, diabetes can affect many organs and blood vessels…

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