POZitive Attitudes

SPECIAL NOTICE

THE DOCTOR WILL BE GIVING 2 FREE SCULPTRA TREATMENTS ($1500 VALUE) IN A DRAWING TONIGHT. VERY GENEROUS!

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga, Guest Speaker

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Dr. Zarraga graduated with honors from both Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and Lake Erie College of Medicine. He has published articles in numerous peer-reviewed dermatologic journals and has served on multiple advisory boards for a variety of pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Zarraga co-founded Z-Roc Dermatology.

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The topic for discussion this week, Wednesday, May 30 at 7 PM, will focus on cosmetic treatments for individuals with HIV lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy. In addition, the presentation will address the causes of lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy in HIV patients and cosmetic alternatives that can be done to significantly improve the signs of facial wasting and aging.

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga is a general, aesthetic, and surgical dermatologist, who specializes in cosmetic dermatology and has fellowship training in cutaneous laser procedures and treatments. His expertise includes injectable fillers and neuromodulators, sclerotherpay for leg veins, and the latest laser and light treatments for wrinkles, vascular lesions, dark spots, skin tightening and rejuvenation.

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REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED.

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga, Guest Speaker

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Dr. Zarraga graduated with honors from both Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and Lake Erie College of Medicine. He has published articles in numerous peer-reviewed dermatologic journals and has served on multiple advisory boards for a variety of pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Zarraga co-founded Z-Roc Dermatology.

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The topic for discussion this week, Wednesday, May 30 at 7 PM, will focus on cosmetic treatments for individuals with HIV lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy. In addition, the presentation will address the causes of lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy in HIV patients and cosmetic alternatives that can be done to significantly improve the signs of facial wasting and aging.

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga is a general, aesthetic, and surgical dermatologist, who specializes in cosmetic dermatology and has fellowship training in cutaneous laser procedures and treatments. His expertise includes injectable fillers and neuromodulators, sclerotherpay for leg veins, and the latest laser and light treatments for wrinkles, vascular lesions, dark spots, skin tightening and rejuvenation.

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REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED.

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Read Full Post »

Dr. Zarraga graduated with honors from both Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and Lake Erie College of Medicine. He has published articles in numerous peer-reviewed dermatologic journals and has served on multiple advisory boards for a variety of pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Zarraga co-founded Z-Roc Dermatology.

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The topic for discussion this week, Wednesday, May 30 at 7 PM, will focus on cosmetic treatments for individuals with HIV lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy. In addition, the presentation will address the causes of lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy in HIV patients and cosmetic alternatives that can be done to significantly improve the signs of facial wasting and aging.

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga is a general, aesthetic, and surgical dermatologist, who specializes in cosmetic dermatology and has fellowship training in cutaneous laser procedures and treatments. His expertise includes injectable fillers and neuromodulators, sclerotherpay for leg veins, and the latest laser and light treatments for wrinkles, vascular lesions, dark spots, skin tightening and rejuvenation.

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REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED.

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Read Full Post »

Dr. Zarraga graduated with honors from both Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and Lake Erie College of Medicine. He has published articles in numerous peer-reviewed dermatologic journals and has served on multiple advisory boards for a variety of pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Zarraga co-founded Z-Roc Dermatology.

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The topic for discussion this week, Wednesday, May 30 at 7 PM, will focus on cosmetic treatments for individuals with HIV lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy. In addition, the presentation will address the causes of lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy in HIV patients and cosmetic alternatives that can be done to significantly improve the signs of facial wasting and aging.

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga is a general, aesthetic, and surgical dermatologist, who specializes in cosmetic dermatology and has fellowship training in cutaneous laser procedures and treatments. His expertise includes injectable fillers and neuromodulators, sclerotherpay for leg veins, and the latest laser and light treatments for wrinkles, vascular lesions, dark spots, skin tightening and rejuvenation.

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Read Full Post »

Dr. Zarraga graduated with honors from both Georgetown University and Lake Erie College of Medicine. He has published articles in numerous peer-reviewed dermatologic journals and has served on multiple advisory boards for a variety of pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Zarraga co-founded Z-Roc Dermatology.

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The topic for discussion this week, Wednesday, May 30 at 7 PM, will focus on cosmetic treatments for individuals with HIV lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy. In addition, the presentation will address the causes of lipodystrophy/lipoatrophy in HIV patients and cosmetic alternatives that can be done to significantly improve the signs of facial wasting and aging.

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Dr. Matthew Zarraga is a general, aesthetic, and surgical dermatologist, who specializes in cosmetic dermatology and has fellowship training in cutaneous laser procedures and treatments. His expertise includes injectable fillers and neuromodulators, sclerotherpay for leg veins, and the latest laser and light treatments for wrinkles, vascular lesions, dark spots, skin tightening and rejuvenation.

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Last Year’s Love

When a medication saves your life, you can fall in love with it. But new treatments for HIV work just as well–and often with fewer side effects and toxicities.

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Wednesday’s talk will be about recent advances in HIV treatment and potential future treatments.  We’ll talk about reasons to hang on to old medications and possible reasons to move on to the new ones.

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Finally, we’ll talk about a study we’re doing at Midland Medical Center that’s looking at how one new treatment might reduce side effects and toxicities from HIV medications.

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ABOUT DR. ERIK LOWMAN:   

Dr Erik Lowman is dual board certified in Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine. He joined Midland Medical Center in October of 2016, moving back to South Florida from Chicago with his husband, Peter Hammer, and their 2 children, Olive and Rose. He went to Nova Southeastern Osteopathic Medical School, did his internal medicine residency at University of Florida Jacksonville and his infectious disease fellowship at Rush University.

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Read Full Post »

Last Year’s Love

When a medication saves your life, you can fall in love with it. But new treatments for HIV work just as well–and often with fewer side effects and toxicities.

.

Wednesday’s talk will be about recent advances in HIV treatment and potential future treatments.  We’ll talk about reasons to hang on to old medications and possible reasons to move on to the new ones.

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Finally, we’ll talk about a study we’re doing at Midland Medical Center that’s looking at how one new treatment might reduce side effects and toxicities from HIV medications.

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ABOUT DR. ERIK LOWMAN:   

Dr Erik Lowman is dual board certified in Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine. He joined Midland Medical Center in October of 2016, moving back to South Florida from Chicago with his husband, Peter Hammer, and their 2 children, Olive and Rose. He went to Nova Southeastern Osteopathic Medical School, did his internal medicine residency at University of Florida Jacksonville and his infectious disease fellowship at Rush University.

REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED BY:

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Read Full Post »

Last Year’s Love

When a medication saves your life, you can fall in love with it. But new treatments for HIV work just as well–and often with fewer side effects and toxicities.

.

Wednesday’s talk will be about recent advances in HIV treatment and potential future treatments.  We’ll talk about reasons to hang on to old medications and possible reasons to move on to the new ones.

.

Finally, we’ll talk about a study we’re doing at Midland Medical Center that’s looking at how one new treatment might reduce side effects and toxicities from HIV medications.

.

ABOUT DR. ERIK LOWMAN:   

Dr Erik Lowman is dual board certified in Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine. He joined Midland Medical Center in October of 2016, moving back to South Florida from Chicago with his husband, Peter Hammer, and their 2 children, Olive and Rose. He went to Nova Southeastern Osteopathic Medical School, did his internal medicine residency at University of Florida Jacksonville and his infectious disease fellowship at Rush University.

REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED BY:

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