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Trusted Business Insights answers what are the scenarios for growth and recovery and whether there will be any lasting structural impact from the unfolding crisis for the Medical Device Testing Services market.

Trusted Business Insights presents an updated and Latest Study on Medical Device Testing Services Market 2019-2026. The report contains market predictions related to market size, revenue, production, CAGR, Consumption, gross margin, price, and other substantial factors. While emphasizing the key driving and restraining forces for this market, the report also offers a complete study of the future trends and developments of the market.The report further elaborates on the micro and macroeconomic aspects including the socio-political landscape that is anticipated to shape the demand of the Medical Device Testing Services market during the forecast period (2019-2029).It also examines the role of the leading market players involved in the industry including their corporate overview, financial summary, and SWOT analysis.

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Industry Insights, Market Size, CAGR, High-Level Analysis: Medical Device Testing Services Market

The global medical device testing services market size was estimated at 6.9 billion in 2019 and is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 9.4 % over the forecast period. Increasing complexity in product design, coupled with stringent regulatory norms, is anticipated to drive the market. All medical devices have a unique set of testing requirements enforced by various regulatory bodies such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the China Food and Drug Administration.

Growing trend of outsourcing medical device testing services is also projected to drive the market. Emergence of personalized medicine, drug device combination, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and wearables, coupled with increasing focus on real-time patient monitoring, has resulted in a complex medical devices ecosystem. To match these parameters, devices now have to undergo stringent testing in accelerated conditions to obtain marketing approval. Conducting these tests in-house requires a lot of time, cost, and labor and this is projected to augment the demand for outsourcing medical device testing services.Ongoing technological development in the medical device industry is also likely to have a positive impact on the demand for testing services during the forecast period. Advancement in the development and standardization of novel in-vitro test methods, particularly for sensitization, cytotoxicity, and irritation, is also likely to propel the market growth. These are some of the most basic tests required for all medical devices.A rising number of companies are contributing to the growth of this market. Structurally, the global medical device industry is led by a handful of major players and a large number of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Escalating demand from SMEs, which lack in-house capabilities, will support the market.Services InsightsThe medical device testing services market is segmented based on service into biocompatibility tests, chemistry test, microbiology and sterility testing, and package validation. Microbiology and sterility testing services include bio-burden determination, Pyrogen and endotoxin testing, sterility test and validation, and anti-microbial activity testing.This segment held the dominant share in 2019 and is likely to retain its lead throughout the forecast period.Biocompatibility testing services for medical devices account for a significant share in the market owing to the lower cost of these tests. Development of novel in-vitro methods is expected to replace some of the older in-vivo tests, thereby reducing the cost of biocompatibility tests. Chemistry testing services are a great tool to identify which biocompatibility tests should be carried out and this segment is expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period.Phase InsightsOn the basis of phase, the market is segmented into preclinical and clinical. Medical device testing during the preclinical phase includes testing of antimicrobial wound dressings and medical coatings. The preclinical segment accounted for the largest market share in 2019. A significant rise in preclinical spending on pharmaceutical and medical device testing is the primary factor contributing to the growth of this segment.

Medical device testing services during the clinical trial phase are also expected to witness significant growth over the next few years. The device development process comprises numerous phases, which includes cleaning validation, sterilization testing and validation, package and shipping testing, and shelf life and accelerated aging test.

Regional Insights of Medical Device Testing Services Market

Asia Pacific dominated the market in 2019 and is expected to retain its lead throughout the forecast period. This can be attributed to increasing R&D activities in this region and growing adoption of new technologies in clinical trials. Rising need for long-term therapy by patients is also driving the regional market. Contract research organizations (CROs) are investing heavily in this region due to lower costs and easy availability of skilled labor.North America held the second-largest share in 2019 and is expected to witness rapid growth during the forecast period. Increasing complexity in product designing and growing efforts toward cost-cutting are expected to be the major factors driving this regional market.

Market Share Insights of Medical Device Testing Services Market

The global market is highly competitive. Some of the key players operating in the market are Toxikon, Inc.; SGS S.A.; Eurofins Scientific, LLC; Intertek Group plc; WuXi AppTec Group; Pace Analytical Services; North American Science Associates, Inc.; Sterigenics International LLC; Charles River Laboratories International, Inc.; and American Preclinical Services LLC.Rapid adoption of advanced healthcare technology for improved healthcare is a key parameter affecting the competitive nature of the vendor landscape. Major players undertake mergers and acquisitions along with launch of new services in order to expand their share in the market and diversify their product portfolio.

Segmentations, Sub Segmentations, CAGR, & High-Level Analysis overview of Medical Device Testing Services Market Research ReportThis report forecasts revenue growth at global, regional, and country levels and provides an analysis on latest industry trends in each of the sub-segments from 2019 to 2030. For the purpose of this study, this market research report has segmented the global medical device testing services market report on the basis of service, phase, and region:

Service Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 2030)

Biocompatibility Tests

Chemistry Test

Microbiology & Sterility Testing

Bio-Burden Determination

Pyrogen and Endotoxin Testing

Sterility Test and Validation

Anti-microbial Activity Testing

Others

Package Validation

Phase Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2019 2030)

Preclinical

Antimicrobial Wound Dressings

Medical Coatings

Others

Clinical

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It would be a grave understatement to suggest that black culture has had anything but a profound impact on the global fashion and beauty industries since, well, time immemorial. In fact, according to the book How To Slay: Inspiration From The Queens And Kings Of Black Style by Constance CR White, the loosey-goosey flapper style of the 1920s allegedly came to the fore in part from the need to allow for vigorous movement after black teens introduced an energetic dance called the Charleston.

Elsewhere, African-American jazz musician Cab Calloway was instrumental in the popularisation of the baggy zoot suit, which dominated the wardrobes of men of all colours in the 1930s, while in the 1980s Dapper Dan used the term blackinise fashion to describe how he imported bootlegged fabrics to be used on luxury leather, thus creating his own pieces, which was then picked up by hip-hop and sneaker culture. Yet, despite being surrounded by black style, we often miss its beauty and innovation or fail to acknowledge it, says White. Style shaped by the African diaspora is ubiquitous in fashion today for people of all colours, races and creeds.

Today, black-owned American brands such as Pyer Moss and LaQuan Smith, among others, have become key proponents in bringing their respective African ancestries to the foreground, influencing other designers in their wake. And here in the UK the likes of Grace Wales Bonner who was awarded the Emerging Menswear Designer award at the British Fashion Awards in 2015 and focuses on Afro-Atlantic approaches (her coats have come emblazoned with Caribbean pearl, cowrie shell and bone beading on the back) is easily one of the best design talents the country has to offer.

The ugly truth, however, is that black-led businesses are all too often cast to the side in favour of white-owned equivalents. Case in point, the nonprofit organisation 15 Percent Pledge asking for major American retailers to pledge 15 per cent of their shelf space (a drop in the ocean, one would imagine) to overlooked black-owned businesses, as black people account for that percentage of that country's population.

Below, to help you do your bit for these brilliant businesses, we've outlined some of the best black-owned and led brands to support and celebrate right now.

Since launching his label in 2010, Queens-born African-American LaQuan Smith has become a major player on the NYC fashion scene. Smith spent his early years instructed by his grandmother who instilled a passion and skill for sewing and pattern making and today his men's and women's collections are super sexy, with fans as far spread as Lagos and as famous as Beyonc, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Kim Kardashian West. laquansmith.com

If there was one bag that we wanted in 2019, it was Telfar's shopper. Liberian-American Telfar Clemens started the eponymous, unisex brand back in 2005 and had the support of friends such as Shayne Oliver, the founder of Hood By Air. Clemens gives classic products a subversive twist, playing with colours, graphics and silhouettes and the designer entered the 2017 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund competition and won, receiving the $400,000 prize. There is a strong community, as Telfar told Business Of Fashion last year, of black and brown people who support the brand, Oliver included, that has got it to where it is today. telfar.net

Pyer Moss was founded in 2013 as a men's and womenswear fashion label that focused on building a narrative around heritage and activism. Founded by Kerby Jean-Raymond, a Haitian-American fashion designer, after eleven years in the industry as a designer and pattern maker, Pyer Moss lends itself to using clothing to emphasise the political and social issues of the time and has gone on to collaborate with the likes of Reebok. pyermoss.com

Established by Grace Wales Bonner in 2014, Wales Bonner is one of the highlights on the London Fashion Week Men's calendar. With a hybrid of European and Afro-Atlantic approaches, which stem from her own ancestry, Bonner was the winner of the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund and has even gone on to collaborate with Dior for its Resort 2020 collection. Her collections embody the multidirectional female black-British gaze on masculinity and her clothing is injected with influences from the British Afro-Caribbean music scene, which she knows a lot about as her grandfather was Jamaican. walesbonner.net

Londoner Bianca Saunders' eponymous label draws heavily on her West-Indian heritage. Her Autumn/Winter 2018 collection titled Personal Politics focused on black male identities and challenging stereotypes of hypermasculinity, while her Autumn/Winter 2019 collection focused on the black male's sexual identity. Sharp, minimalist tailoring is juxtaposed with rich, draped fabrics, offering a hybrid between hypermasculinity and fluidity. biancasaunders.com

Martine Rose established her eponymous label in London in 2007 and it has evolved from a tightlyedited shirting collection to an internationally renowned and criticallyacclaimed brand and stands as one of the highlights on the LFWM schedule. Rose is inspired by her Jamaican-British heritage and her deep interest and personal involvement in the music and the different cultures of London and communitysits at the heart of thecompany (her shows have been held in spaces such as the covered markets of Tottenham and primary schools). She fuses together early 1990s-era rave and hip-hop culture with her familys Jamaican roots, in particular her grandparents journey as part of the Windrush generation. martine-rose.com

In 2009, the late Joe Casely-Hayford launched a new luxury menswear brand that took his surname and saw him join forces with his son, Charlie. It was the first time in high fashion when both father and son actively partnered at the creative helm and it fused Joes Savile Row expertise with Charlies younger outlook. Today, after Joes death in 2019, Charlie leads the creative front, producing menswear that has been picked up by the likes of The xx. casely-hayford.com

Samuel Ross, the designer and founder of A-Cold-Wall* grew up in Brixton in a working-classneighbourhoodand has Windrush heritage that he emphasises across his brand, through using design techniques such as embroidered African beads. A Virgil Abloh proteg, he regularly shows at LFWM and is heralded as one of the country's greatest design talents. a-cold-wall.com

Exploring his dual-ethnic heritage, Daley uses his eponymous label, which he began in 2013, to widely question and reflect on the notions of multiculturalism (being of Jamaican and Scottish descent) within British identity. He uses internationally recognised manufacturers to present collections which reference music culture; for instance, Daley worked with members of the UK contemporary jazz scene for his latest presentation. nicholasdaley.net

Founded by Nyakio Kamoche Grieco, a first-generation American of Kenyan descent, Nyakio Beauty isn't like a lot of 21st-century beauty brands that come as a result of mega Instagram influence or YouTube stardom and stems instead from personal travels. Forty-six-year-old mother of two, Grieco spent a lot of time travelling to Kenya to see her grandmother as a child and picked up the family's beauty secrets that later sparked her interest in skincare. Her grandfather was a medicine man and stories about him extracting oils from nature to treat the skin inspired the brand. Standout (and now cult) products include the Maracuja & Yangu Rescue Oil and the Manketti & Mafura Anti-Aging Oil. nyakio.com

Designed in the US by the designer and young African-American creative of the same name, Des Pierrot is a New York- and Los Angeles-based brand that has been worn by big rappers such as Famous Dex and Quavo. Consisting of handmade apparel that often comes emblazoned with the phrase Loverboy Club on it, Pierrot is definitely one to watch. despierrot.co

Frustrated by the lack of skin-tone choices to go with her ever-expanding wardrobe, Nubian Skin founder Ade Hassan decided it was time to do something different. Nubian Skin launched with an edited collection of lingerie and hosiery to provide the essential underwear needs of women of colour and now has launched men's underwear. nubianskin.com

Pholk Beauty is a natural skincare brand inspired by the folk beauty of the African diaspora and is the brainchild of Niambi Cacchioli, who wanted to make good skincare more affordable for women of colour. The brand is vegan and uses widely sourced ingredients, such as cold-pressed hibiscus oil sourced from Senegal, Ghanaian moringa and turmeric from Jamaica. pholkbeauty.com

Founded in 2010, Maki Oh originally started as a womenswear brand, but in 2019 it delved headfirst into the menswear game. Formed by Amaka Osakwe in Lagos, Nigeria, it has a global standing and shows during New York Fashion Week. Osakwe blends African craftsmanship, for instance adire, the Nigerian cloth dyeing process, with a European silhouette. makioh.com

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Data published in Nutrients indicated that consumption of 300 mg per day and 600 mg per day of the Hydrangea extract for 12 weeks led to significant improvements in skin wrinkles, skin hydration, and skin texture, compared to placebo.

In addition, the statistically significant improvements in skin elasticity compared to placebo at the end of the three-month intervention period were only seen for the higher dose.

Our randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled study demonstrated that oral WHS [hot water extract of Hydrangea serrataleaves] supplements produced significant anti-aging effects. Therefore, WHS has potential as a dietary supplement to protect against skin aging in the health functional food, targeting systemic factors regulating skin appearance, wrote the researchers.

According to the researchers, Hydrangea serrata leaves have been consumed as a tea and as medicine in the cultures of Korea, China and Japan. Products formulated with Hydrangea root are already commercially available in the US, mostly positioned to support urinary healthy.

The new study adds to earlier research from the same group, which investigated the potential skin health benefits of the Hydrangea serrata leaves extract in human cells and hairless mice (Han et al. Nutrients 2019, 11(3), 533).

Researchers from the Department of New Material Development at South Korea-basedCOSMAXBIO, which develops and provides ingredients to cosmetics brands around the world, continued to be involved in the research, which was led by scientists from Kyung Hee University in Seoul.

The South Korean researchers recruited 151 people and randomly assigned them to one of three groups: The WHS at 300 mg per day, WHS at 600 mg per day, or placebo for 12 weeks. Skin measures were taken after weeks four, eight, and 12 weeks.

The data showed that facial wrinkles showed that both Hydrangea groups experienced significant reductions in crows feet around the eyes after eight and 12 weeks, compared to placebo.

[T]he improvement in skin wrinkles following WHS intake is consistent with the previous study, in which the expression of MMPs (MMP-1 and MMP-3) is downregulated by oral WHS administration in UVB-irradiated mice, thereby increasing the collagen content in the skin and reducing wrinkle formation, wrote the researchers.

Moreover, both Hydrangea groups experienced statistically significant improvements in skin hydration after 12 weeks, compared to placebo.

Only the 600 mg per day dose led to significant improvement in overall elasticity, net elasticity, and ratio of elastic recovery to total deformation, compared to placebo.

Although the underlying mechanisms by which WHS improves skin wrinkles, hydration, elasticity, texture, and roughness were not investigated in this clinical trial, we suggest that the WHS supplement may have a positive effect on collagen decomposition based on the previous in vitro and in vivo studies, wrote the researchers.

Additionally, these preventive skin aging effects of WHS may be mediated through the anti-oxidative activities of hydrangenol, an active-constituent of H. serrata.

Importantly, the researchers added that the Hydrangea extract was found to be safe for human consumption at the dosage studied, noting that data from acute toxicology studies with rats have showed that oral consumption of this hot water extract of H. serrata leaves did not produce toxicity or mortality up to 5,000 mg/kg.

Source: Nutrients 2020, 12(6), 1588; doi: 10.3390/nu12061588Oral Intake of Hydrangea serrata(Thunb.) Ser. Leaves Extract Improves Wrinkles, Hydration, Elasticity, Texture, and Roughness in Human Skin: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled StudyAuthors: Da-Bin Myung et al.

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Dr. Olga Theou has been with the School of Physiotherapy as a Canadian Research Chair since July 2019 studying aging and what contributes to some people aging better than others.

Dr. Theou started her education in her native country Greece at Aristotle University, studying Physical Education and Sport Science. She then moved to California to complete a Masters in Kinesiology with focus on Aging (Gerokinesiology) at California State University Fullerton. After that, she completed her PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Western University. Following her PhD, Dr. Theou did a year of postdoc work at UBC Okanagan before coming to Dalhousie to do a postdoc in Geriatric Medicine and receiving a faculty appointment, then moving over to Physiotherapy where she received her CRC.

Dr. Theou wasnt always planning on working in aging she used to work with athletes but an exercise program for older adults at California State University Fullerton showed her how beneficial exercise was for that population.

With athletes youre trying to improve 10 percent of their skills, youre trying to make them slightly better to have a better performance. Then you realize you have to have the same approach when it comes to older adults, but it could be lifechanging. Someone could have mobility problems, but now they can walk up the stairs in their house.

When I started seeing how grateful they are, that was the moment that I realized thats what I want to do.

Dr. Theou says she doesnt look at aging as something for older people, its something that happens across your lifetime, and is important to start thinking about in your 20s.

Younger people dont think it applies to them yet. But after the age of 30, you start to see it, you say Im not as I used to be 10 years ago. From a nutrition level, sleep level, active level, movement level, everyone sees it, they feel like they arent as they used to be.

Dr. Theou says aging isnt just things like arthritis, its energy levels and a persons level of pain in their body.

Its when you get out of bed and you groan; thats what we are investigating. What made you age faster or slower or at a normal place?

Dr. Theou says people view it as normal so they dont look for ways to improve, but it doesnt have to be normal, especially given that life expectancy is longer than before. She says people need to start with a good baseline.

Dr. Theou says in her research she has found a lot of misinformation about what people need to do to grow older.

We spend so much energy to live longer, but we dont want to grow old. We want to live until were 80 but we dont want to look 80.

She says people have an obsession with youthfulness, pointing to all of the anti-aging products, and says there is a lot of ageism around it.

Dr. Theou says growing old is something to celebrate.

People worked really hard to grow older and have a longer life expectancy. Dont be afraid to grow old, its great to grow old.

Dr. Theou says movement is so important in aging.

Movement is factorial. If you have a heart problem, you take a pill and it fixes your heart. Movement fixes everything. Your bones, your heart, your brain, it affects all the systems basically.

She says the problem is that exercise is seen as an intervention, when it should be the gold standard integrated into our healthcare.

Unfortunately, Dr. Theou says, people associate movement with the gym and lifting weights, which can feel intimidating, but any movement matters.

We have to get people thinking about how to exercise in a way they want to. Some people like to walk or run; some people like to play sports. It should be social and joyful. We have to change it up and respect peoples wishes.

She says walking to get your mail, doing active housework, taking the stairs even just five extra minutes of movement is beneficial.

People might think they are too old to get that movement in, but Dr. Theou says an 80 year old is going to get a lot more benefits from a short walk than a 20 year old will. The younger and fitter you are, the more challenging your movement should be.

Dr. Theou says a major hurdle in getting moving is that our lives are set up to be about sedentary, with many opportunities to be sitting or idle.

Its almost like you have to fight it. Unless you have an occupation thats very active, you have to fight the system and the environment to be active.

She says adding in some movement, even with chronic health conditions, can improve a persons health in a major way.

If youre exercising and active with health conditions, you are very close to whats considered normal aging. For example, if you have diabetes or high heart pressure, you can have an extremely high quality of life if you are exercising.

Dr. Theou says there are so many opportunities to collaborate around aging.

Thats the reason I wanted to be a CRC in the first place, my plan was to address aging in an interdisciplinary way, but we are still working in silos in health care.

She says being in the Faculty of Health and having strong connections to the Faculty of Medicine and the Nova Scotia Health Authority will hopefully give her the opportunity to bring people together from different disciplines.

Dr. Theou says everyone knows we need to exercise, but not everyone is doing it, and healthcare professionals play a big role in letting people know their options.

Its everyones responsibility not just physiotherapists in a clinical setting. We need to make it much clearer there is a solution, whether you choose to use it or not, and there are alternates that would fit their lifestyle.

Dr. Theou is a co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Kenneth Rockwood) of a project entitled Understanding how grades of frailty affect the evolution of COVID which is funded by the Nova Scotia COVID-19 Health Research Coalition.

The purpose of this study is to increase understanding of how frailty affects various key points in the evolution of COVID-19. Their motivation is the duty to make sure that clinical decisions based on the grade of frailty can be justified or modified based on evidence.

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That Adele has lost over 50 pounds in the last few months is one of the reasons in Dominique Fradin-Read. The degree in preventative medicine and anti-aging, and with a university degree in nutrition, he had the singer made a radical change which, until now, prevented millions of people from all over the world guessing, as no one knew how it had been accomplished.

Now, the doctor revealed what is your trick to losing weight and made it clear that this is not sport. Dominique Fradin-Read he insists that it is not only exercise, but the process has a lot to do with mood and mental health.

Dominique Fradin-Read, explained to US Weekly that weight loss is not only exercisebut the sport should be a part of a transformation of the broader lifestyle of the person. That is why, ensures that the mental health and well-being of those who want to lose weight are just as important as the diet and physical exercise.

The first thing I tell my patients is that, in regards to weight loss, diet and exercise alone will not be sufficient in the majority of cases. says.

Fradin-Read believes that it is vital to look at each patient from a global point of view: Many patients who come to us tried to lose weight previously, but did not succeed and it was recovered, and even more. For successful weight loss and sustainable, we must look at the person in whole and not just address the weight separately.

That is why, subjected each patient to a thorough study: Analyze the metabolic function: how the patient is beginning to develop insulin resistance? We observed the hormone, such an important part of the weight gain in the menopause. We investigated the levels of thyroid and cortisol.

And continues: We have in mind the habits: why do most of us behave well all day and we crashed for the night? We evaluate the stress and sleep. We talk about mood and mental health. When addressing all of these elements, then we can start a custom diet and to recommend the exercise as needed, Then work.

Fradin-Read does not want to speak to you promptly of Adele, because he has moral and legal obligations to protect the privacy of all patients, both mine as others. For that reason, I can not confirm nor deny any information, but yes, I like to talk about my work as a health and various treatments, therapies, products and services offered by my practice, but do not provide information about specific individuals.

I combine all the tools and methods in our therapeutic arsenal, starting with approaches that are more natural and changes in lifestyle, vitamins / supplements, to recommend peptides, rebalance hormones, and finally prescribe medications that are appropriate for each patient, she says.

According to the news site El confidencial, one of the tips that he shares with all his patients is to follow the mediterranean diet, as well as the healthy menus suggested by the chef, Michel Gurard: the objective is to create balanced meals and customized for each client.

The doctor develops a method for visual to make all of you to imagine a plate divided into several parts: green vegetables should occupy approximately two-thirds of the plate; protein-good source of one-third and the last part is reserved to the carbs. And, in addition, you can add healthy fats, such as olive oil, avocado or nuts.

Fradin-Read also gives preponderance to that the notion of the pleasure of eating is at the base of a successful diet in the long term. For this reason, it is important to create a personalized diet for each person and that is not always the same: we are All different when it comes to our weight and, therefore, the same diet that works for one person might not work at another; it may even be that not even serve for the same person during all his life.

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Dr. Brenza remains a master in her field by continuously educating herself on the latest techniques and procedures. She uses state-of-the art equipment, for treatments and procedures, to safely and effectively deliver results with little to no downtime.

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The Haute Beauty Network, well known for its exclusivity, and luxurious lifestyle, is privileged to present Dr. Danielle Brenza as a leading Anti-Aging expert representing the New Jersey market and the newest addition to the Haute Living partnership.

Haute Beauty offers a prominent collective of leading doctors nationwide. The invitation-only exclusive network maintains elite as ever, with only two doctors in every market. This partnership allows Haute Beauty to connect its affluent readers with industry-leading doctors.

Visit Dr. Brenza's website: http://www.brenzabeauty.com

About Dr. Danielle Brenza:Dr. Danielle Brenzas goal is to maintain ageless beauty with a gentle conservative, yet comprehensive approach. She has been named Best Physician for Women and Top Doctor in South Jersey, consecutively since 2012. Dr. Brenza is a Diamond Status injector of Allergan Botox and Filler products.

After earning her degree from UNDNJ in 1998, Dr. Brenza completed her internship and one-year residency in Otolaryngology/Facial Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery. She then went on to complete her residency in General Medicine. Following her residency, she continued to study anti-aging medicine and traveled to the west coast to learn the latest advances in aesthetic medicine. Aesthetic Medicine is constantly evolving, Dr. Brenza remains a master in her field by continuously educating herself on the latest techniques and procedures. She uses state-of-the art equipment, for treatments and procedures, to safely and effectively deliver results with little to no downtime.

Ageless Skin and Laser Center is an Aesthetic Medicine practice located in Sewell, NJ. With loyal patients from neighboring towns such as Washington Township, Mullica Hill, Woolwich Township, and Swedesboro, were also convenient for Philadelphia residents who are looking for quality skincare.

Great skin doesnt come from one visit. Just like a great body doesnt come from one visit to the gym. When youre ready to fight the signs of aging, schedule a complimentary consultation with Dr. Brenza.

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