Dr. Archer Announces Exciting Treatment Option for High Heel Lovers
NEW YORK, Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Most women will sacrifice comfort for fashion, especially when it comes to wearing a gorgeous pair of high heels that 'make' an outfit. Unfortunately, over time, the fat pad at the ball of the foot thins and shifts so bones are not as well padded. Combine these changes with a heel height over two inches and it's a recipe for foot pain. "Now there is an alternative to forsaking your favorite pair of sky high Louboutins," states Dr. Archer. "The same dermal filler that is used in the face to fill deep lines and make us look younger can also make our feet feel younger. Sculptra is placed where fat has been lost under the bones in the balls of the feet thereby restoring padding and allowing women to wear their high heels again. The great advantage of using Sculptra over other dermal fillers is that it causes the skin to thicken by building collagen. Its effects are longer lasting, usually up to one year."
Sculptra, or poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), is an FDA approved injectable dermal filler used by many cosmetic surgeons, such as Dr. Amiya Prasad on Manhattan's upper-east-side. "As we get older we lose volume in the face resulting in hollowing," states Dr. Prasad. "We routinely use Sculptra to create a uniform restoration of lost facial volume in the temples, the cheeks and also to accentuate the cheek bones."
About Dr. Krista Archer
Dr. Archer is a Doctor of Podiatry Medicine and an Associate of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (AACFAS) and is currently on staff at Lenox Hill Hospital. Dr. Archer performs her surgeries at Lenox Hill's Ambulatory Surgery Facilities, the Center for Specialty Care, and at a fully-accredited in-office operating room (AAAASF). She is a member of the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA), and the New York State Podiatric Medical Association (NYSPMA).
Dr. Archer specializes in all aspects of podiatry, with a focus on surgery. She treats a variety of issues affecting the foot and ankle. Dr. Archer completed a three-year surgical residency program at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ where she received extensive training in foot and ankle surgery. Dr. Archer went on to receive further training in foot and ankle arthroscopy. She is specifically equipped to diagnose and treat all foot and ankle problems in her state-of-the-art Manhattan office.
Dr. Archer is currently investigating the efficacy and use of laser in the treatment of warts and fungus, and is developing her own product line to be available early next year. For more information please visit www.drkristaarcher.com.
SOURCE Dr. Krista Archer
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