Preventing Catastrophes—While Injecting Facial Wrinkles

Las Vegas, NV - It once seemed nearly impossible to aspirate a syringe with one hand when injecting cosmetic wrinkle fillers like Juvederm and Restylane, until the July 2016 invention of The Lee Aspirator, first demonstrated at The Aesthetic Show 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Aspirating back, or pulling back on the plunger, markedly reduces the risk of inadvertently injecting into a blood vessel and stopping blood flow, minimizing the risk of accidently causing necrosis, ulcers, and permanent blindness. Indeed, the FDA issued a startling Safety Notice in late 2015 after receiving increasing reports of these catastrophic complications throughout the country–which may have been prevented by safety measures such as The Lee Aspirator.

Garry R. Lee, MD, invented this Patent Pending Safety Device with the Osprey Design Group, as well as The Long Microcannula Double Cross-Hatched Fan (LeeXX) and The Wiggle Progression advanced cosmetic injection safety techniques. Dr. Lee was the recent winner of The Aesthetic Award as The Best Facial Injectable Enhancement Physician in the USA--in the most prestigious national competition for clinical excellence amongst the top plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and aesthetic physicians in the country.

He led the USA to take Second Place in the 2015 World Competition for Best Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation among the Top Physicians from 5 Continents at the Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine European Congress in Paris, France. He is an internationally published expert and lectures teaching physicians for Allergan (Botox & Juvederm), Galderma (Restylane), Air-Tite (MicroCannula), Bovie (J-Plasma), Eclipse Aesthetics (MicroPen, PRP, & Skinfinity RF) and the President of The American MedAesthetic Association (AMAA). As an Allergan Black Diamond and Galderma Presidential Champion (Top 1% in the USA) Aesthetic Clinic, he was repeatedly voted The Patient’s Choice Award and The Compassionate Physician Award by his patients.

Physicians, nurses, and PAs who would like to be on the waiting list for the very first Lee Aspirators may email LookYoungerMD@gmail.com.

In our litigious society, Dr. Lee predicts that The Lee Aspirator will become the standard of care for how every cosmetic physician--in the world--will do cosmetic injectable fillers.

Those who would like more information about The Lee Aspirator, see www.LookYoungerMD.com, or click http://www.lookyoungermd.com/news-media/contactor. To schedule an interview, call Dr. Lee at cellular 702-419-8256 or e-mail him at LookYoungerMD@gmail.com.