“Dr. Chapas recommends pairing QWO injections with a radiofrequency microneedling treatment like the Inmode Morpheus8, which heats the fat cells to eliminate them and prompt collagen production.”
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Health – Cellulite: What It Is, Why It’s Normal, and How to Treat It if You Choose To
“Dr. Chapas explains that the way females store fat differs from males. ‘We have fat in our thighs that’s stored in little columns, like an old mattress,’ she says. “As our body ages, the fat kind of puckers out a little bit, and the skin thins, so you see more of this cottage-cheese rippling effect.'”
SHAPE Magazine – What You Need to Know About Fraxel Laser Treatments
“‘A laser, which stimulates the healing process that builds new, healthy cells and collagen,’ says Anne Chapas, M.D., a dermatologist in New York.”
Into the Gloss – This is My Face After Fraxel
“My scars are mostly gone now, and in most lights even I struggle to locate them. When I went to visit Dr. Y. Claire Chang at Union Square Laser Dermatology this past November
Into the Gloss – How To Treat and Prevent Mask-ne
“Dr. Anne Chapas, Union Square Laser Dermatology board-certified dermatologist and medical director, assures us that she’s seeing a surge in patients who are visiting for acne breakouts lately, especially in the lower half of the face where your mask sits.”
Bustle – How To Get Rid Of Chest Acne, According To A Dermatologist
“I reached out to New York City-based dermatologist Dr. Robyn Gmyrek to understand what causes chest acne in the first place, and how to get rid of chest acne should you want to treat these breakouts. According to Dr. Gmyrek, chest acne is basically the same thing as facial acne. ‘When a pore gets clogged by dead skin cells at the opening, sebum gets trapped inside.'”
The Cut – Now Is a Good Time to Try Retinoid
“Two dermatologists from the newly opened Park View Laser Dermatology, Dr. Robyn Gmyrek and Dr. Shereene Idriss, give us the breakdown on this essential skin-care ingredient.”
Kev’s Best – 5 Best Dermatologists in New York
“Dr. Anne Chapas is a Manhattan-based dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon who specializes in laser surgery, Mohs micrographic surgery for the treatment of skin cancers, and cosmetic procedures. She is internationally acclaimed for her laser and cosmetic treatments, and she strives to apply the latest scientific research to deliver the best possible care and results for each patient.”
Shape Magazine – A Complete Guide to Filler Injections
“‘Most people start losing collagen in their 20s at an approximate rate of 1 percent per year,” says Jennifer MacGregor, M.D., a dermatologist in New York. That’s also when people start to notice the first signs of aging. “My patients in their 20s and 30s are turning to filler”
GirlUp Q&A with Dr. Anne Chapas
As National Dermatological Advisor to skincare brand Noble Panacea, Dr. Anne Chapas has had the pleasure of working with their charitable partner Girl Up. Girl Up is a global leadership development initiative, positioning girls to be leaders in the movement for gender equality. With resources in six languages and 3,300 Girl Up Clubs in more than 100 countries, they have trained 58,000 girls of all backgrounds to create tangible change for girls everywhere. Girl Up provides leadership training and gives girls tools to become gender equality advocates and activists.
The young women of GirlUp sent in questions for Dr. Chapas – listen to her responses below!
ABOUT NOBLE PANACEA and GIRL UP:
Noble Panacea was founded on the ambitious research of Sir Fraser Stoddart who was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his lifework researching molecular motion and has since overseen the development of Noble Panacea. The result is two first-to-market ranges of skincare products – The Absolute & The Brilliant – that deliver unparalleled efficacy through Organic Molecular Vessel™ (OMV) Technology. Noble Panacea is proud to partner with Girl Up. Through their programs, girls broaden their social impact skill set, benefit from a platform to tell their stories, and apply STEM for social good. Their girl leaders create real policy change at local and national levels, help raise millions of dollars to support United Nations programs that reach tens of thousands of girls around the world and build community-based movements. Girl Up was founded by the United Nations Foundation in 2010 and continues to work across a global community of partners to achieve gender equality worldwide.