Laser Lipo and Vein Center Blog

The early months of 2020 have been quite the shock, hitting us hard with the ongoing health crisis of COVID-19. For months, the country along with the rest of the world has been dealing with its fallout. COVID-19 is a mysterious virus that is a household name, but few actually know what it does to the body. For the unaware, COVID-19 is an acute respiratory virus that hits the body in a variety of ways. Currently known symptoms include breathing difficulties, high fever, body aches, lethargy, and occasionally dry cough.

In 2020, the world has seemingly become a place where uncertainty rules the day. In light of so many unknowns, it’s understandable that individuals across the U.S. are coming face to face with worries they didn’t anticipate at this time a year ago. While circumstances fluctuate in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, Dr. Wright and his team at the St. Louis Laser Lipo and Vein Center are highly aware of the fact that the desires to improve, persevere and live a better, healthier life are still very much intact. Our

We miss you and can’t wait to see you again soon… We would like to take this opportunity to provide an update on how we will proceed with seeing patients.  First, it is important to understand that while St. Charles County has authorized the re-opening of most businesses, this is not a green light to go back to “business and usual” and disregard safety measures such as observing social distancing rules, staying six feet apart, wearing a mask, hand washing, and other safety protocols. Our plan is to resume patient

If you have been keeping track of the news, you have witnessed the world being flipped on its head with the sudden onset of COVID-19. This ongoing health crisis was nothing we could have expected and is causing industry-wide disruptions all over the globe. Non-essential businesses have been ordered to close, including many elective or cosmetic surgery offices. Our treatment centers provide one time and follow-up procedures. Patients of ours can receive ongoing treatments such as injectable dermal fillers. Having cosmetic surgery offices closed means that these types of treatments

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