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Capturing Your Beauty…More Naturally

January 27, 2013 by The Inside Press

lindaevansOur understanding of how to create a more youthful appearance without plastic surgery has evolved dramatically over the past two decades. Years ago we filled the deepest wrinkles with collagen injections (which only lasted about three months), and used aggressive lasers (which could involve weeks of recovery time). Happily, there have been significant advances in both the materials and technologies we now employ, as well as a much better understanding of how to globally approach the skin as we age.

Studies by anthropologists across multiple cultures have revealed that the perception of a young and beautiful face relies on the fullness of the cheek, with preservation of the “apples” at the top. In addition the jawline is defined and the neck smooth. As we age, we tend to lose these characteristics. Our collagen fibers, which create the basic structural strength of our skin, become thinner and begin to fragment.  Similarly our elastic fibers, which keep the skin firm, diminish in both number and strength. The end result is that the skin shifts downward and sags. Our cheeks lose their “apples”, become hollow looking, and the lines around the nose and mouth deepen. The lower cheeks sag onto the jawline so that definition is lost, and the neck similarly grows lax.

Because of newer and more versatile options, we can now approach changes looking at the structure of the whole face, rather than just an individual wrinkle. Creating pleasing contours and enhancing volume are now easily attainable goals in this new era of cosmetic dermatology.

In addition to their traditional role of filling in nasolabial folds and marionette lines, fillers such as Juvaderm and Radiesse can be injected to recreate the “apples” of the cheek and fill in hollows in the sides of the cheeks and chin. This creates the immediate effect of lifting the lower half of the face. Fillers can be injected in areas along the jawline to give a more defined silhouette. Bumps on the nose, folding earlobes, and hollows under the eyes can also be improved. Reshaping these areas can take years away from the appearance of your face.

Another new and exciting technology for lifting and recontouring both the face and neck is Ultherapy. This procedure uses focused ultrasound to lift and tighten the skin. The ultrasound waves, which are delivered to two different depths in the skin, stimulate your body’s own collagen production. Areas that can be treated include the brow, beside and under the eyes, the cheeks, and the neck. The end result, which reaches its maximum effect after three to six months and can last for several years, is to diminish sagging by lifting all of these areas.

There are, of course, many other excellent and more familiar treatments, such as Botox for crow’s feet and forehead lines, chemical peels and microdermabrasion for enhancing the skin’s surface, and Fraxel for addressing dyspigmentation and fine lines.

All of the treatments outlined can be used alone or in various combinations to meet your individual goals without surgery and with little to no downtime.

– Dr. Lydia Evans

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January 27, 2013 by The Inside Press

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January 27, 2013 by The Inside Press

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Keeping Kids Fit & Healthy In The Winter & For Life!

January 25, 2013 by The Inside Press

By: Louise Weadock, president and founder of WeeZee World of Yes I Can!

When most adults think about joining a gym, they think about working out on a treadmill and lifting weights.  But for kids, it’s a whole different world made up of play, fun and exercise.  Special gyms for kids are popping up all over the country and memberships are surging including the one atWeeZee World of Yes I Can! in Chappaqua, NY.

The benefits of having a child participate in a club of this type are numerous – especially during the cold, winter months.  This is the time when kids can become sedentary, gain weight and develop hard-to-break habits that may continue into the spring and summer months. A lack of fitness and exercise can result in a total depletion of energy, which can carry over into the child’s overall academic performance and social relationships.

Our WeeZee gym offers children a chance to participate in group exercise and games that are good for their fitness and also helps to maintain a healthy weight.  As long as kids are having fun, they don’t view fitness activities as “exercise.”  So, the best way to help children stay healthy and fit is to make sure that they engage in activities they enjoy and let them have a great time!

There’s some very effective equipment and technology now available in select kid’s gyms, which can even help kids “warm up” if they’re planning to go out for a team sport.  Here’s a rundown of some of the best performance training equipment around, which helps to condition muscles in preparation for any team sport:

  •  To help kids with their reaction times by using key muscles in the body, WeeZee offers the famous Makoto, which is a computer activated target system in which the player has to hit moving, colorful targets. The Makoto is a favorite to train top athletes and U.S. military Special Forces to improve their speed and reaction time, but the concept appeals to kids of all ages — from toddlers to teens.  You listen for the tone (to identify which tower), move to the tower and tap it as quickly as possible. The player is scored on accuracy and reaction time.  The brain benefits of playing Makoto have been proven to increase math and reading speeds, and there are special games to help players with ADD and ADHD to improve their focus and concentration. When Carmelo Anthony of the Denver Nuggets wants to train his focus and concentration in order to shoot three point baskets, he uses the Makoto. We put this same technology to use with the kids in our gym to help them develop better athletic skills. Children at WeeZee can literally train like the pros as they use this state-of-the-art machine that uses cross-body movements to improve visual, cardiovascular, and neurological performance.
  •   The much talked about sports technology only found in the fitness rooms of the Pro-Ballplayers — the Cyber Sport Stall, XerTrainers andBatak have been described as “a giant Wii!”  Participants play sport games against a giant screen that is accurately able to simulate their performance on the field, as if in ‘real life.’  Kids love the realistic nature of the game and find it easy to translate that practice session onto the actual ball fields. With the Cyber Sport Wall, kids unknowingly receive the incredible benefits associated with Cyber Sports such as enhanced memory, improved concept integration and critical thinking capability. Cyber Sports produces neurotropic factors that enhance peripheral vision and develops balance and coordination, as well as long-term learning and athletic skills.
  •   The Vibration Station (a Vibrating Train and a Station) is a great place to stop and get your bearings with huge vibrating plates that ignite the low-charging neuro-systems to fire or help those tense tonic muscles to relax.
  • Brain Bikes allow you to measure and compare brain utilization while biking trails, hunting for dragons or doing brain puzzles! Biking encourages our brain to think at a higher level with both sides of our cranial hemispheres. The bike is programmed with a 3D program that continuously analyzes the child’s performance, and then customizes the training based on his particular skill.  This reinforces the child’s fitness success with real-time feedback of their performance on the bike.  You can also review your child’s progress and achievements anytime on a PC or iPhone!
  •   Balance and Core equipment, Indoor Surfing – in the winter? We feature an Xtreme Board Combo – snowboarding, skateboarding and surfing – that come together on an inflatable half pipe.  A big and little kid favorite at every age!!
  •   Dance and movement is also a great way to improve fitness. We feature a Dance Music and Sound Studio. This popular room invites every child to Be a Star!

Whether it’s strength training or a cardio workout, kids need to develop a regular routine and a  formalized fitness plan to stay healthy and to spend time away from video games and television. If possible, kids really need a place to call their very own; where they can learn how to exercise, warm up or train before playing a team sport, as well as to just have some fun playing with other kids.  Ages 2-12, is the very best time to start learning about fitness, staying active and developing good living habits for life!

WeeZee will be hosting a Fitness Night for kids and parents on Friday, January 25th at 6PM.  The event will feature boot camp, zumba, karate, obstacle courses, games, dancing and more.  The event is free to members and a $20 donation for non-members. To RSVP, please call 914-752-2100 or email recept1@weezeeworld.com.

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Jennie’s School Open House

January 22, 2013 by The Inside Press

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March 5, 2013
12-noon – 2:00 pm

Come visit the school, meet the teachers, and learn about our exciting program for 2.9 to 5 year old children.

Contact us:
Visit our website: www.jenniesschool.com
Email us at jenniesschooldirector@gmail.com
Call the Director: Carol Coteus at 914-666-4001

Established 1989

Jennies School, 605 Milwood Road, Mount Kisco, NY

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