Category: MediCruz Blog in Tampa

At MediCruz Blog in Tampa; our cosmetic surgery clinic, we strive to provide our patients with the highest level of care and results.

We understand that undergoing a cosmetic procedure can be a major decision, and we want to ensure that our patients are well-informed and comfortable throughout the process.

In this Blog, we will discuss the key factors that contribute to achieving optimal results in cosmetic surgery.

Radio frequency microneedling Tampa

Radio frequency microneedling, Tampa. Has currently become one of the most demanded aesthetic treatments. Many causes have favored that this has happened; Firstly, the effectiveness in the final results achieved by this treatment modality; with an optimal level of satisfaction in the highest percentage of patients who have undergone radiofrequency treatments with microneedles.To this we […]

Platelet Rich Plasma PRP in Tampa

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Platelet Rich Plasma PRP. One of the treatments that has revolutionized the world of aesthetics and has become one of the first line weapons in the fight against aging, are the so-called platelet-rich plasma therapies. Becoming one of the fastest growing aesthetic procedures in terms of level of applications in medical clinics. Extending its use, […]

Lose weight fast in Tampa

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Many people today experience difficulties in maintaining an adequate weight or in achieving weight loss when they need to. Successfully achieving an ideal weight can become a serious problem, especially if you try to do so without professional advice. Most studies on the subject recommend consulting a medical professional who can guide you through the […]

Botox Cosmetic in Tampa

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What is BOTOX? Botox Cosmetic in Tampa. Botox; is the name given to the pharmaceutical product consisting of botulinum neurotoxin, which is obtained in a pharmaceutical laboratory from a bacterium called Clostridium botulinum. Eight immunologically distinct forms of botulinum neurotoxin are produced, the designations of which are TbA through TbH. The subtype most commonly used […]