Merdeka Raya Promotion 2014

Until 31/8/2014

  

 Vanquish Non-Surgical ‘Liposuction’

        Loses 3-13cm in a month.

Rm 6800 for 4 sessions (np Rm 12,000)

   *** Limit to 5 clients only

1.) MJ20-S: Exilis Facial Sculpture & Reshape

(Includes jowl, neck and double chin)

Rm 1800 for 4 sessions (np Rm 3600)

2.)  MJ20-A: LightSheer™ Duet Silky Smooth Laser Hair Removal

Underarm: Rm 988 for 6 sessions

Bikini Line: Rm 2288 for 6 sessions

Legs: Rm 2288 for 6 sessions

3.)  MJ20-B: Pamper Yourself with a Rejuvenating Anti-Aging Facial & Neck Treatment (1.5 Hours) 

Special Offer: Rm 288

(Worth Rm 515: MDA 250, Facial 120, Massage 80, Vit C Masque 65)

  

4.)  MJ20-C: DermDefine™ Clinical Skin Care  

Special offer: Discount 15% off all products.

·       Plus FREE DermDefine Intense Hydrating Serum         

         (Worth Rm120) with purchases above Rm 500

5.)  MJ20-LTN: Full Face Laser Soft Peel

For a refreshed, even toned, firmer & fairer skin & neck

Special Offer: Rm 388 (up Rm 600)  

6.)  MJ20-Filler: Dermal Filler Procedures

(Antiaging, Augmentation, Facelift)

Juvederm Voluma Full Face 8 Point Lift Rm 1800 

Restylane Perlane Lido: Rm 1400 per ml

Restylane Vital Rm 1200 per ml

Full face liquid facelift Rm 3800

(Restylane Perlane/Vital Lido Combi 3ml)

Full face liquid facelift Rm 4500

(Juvederm Voluma/Volbella/Ultra Combi 3ml)

Call us today at Tel +603-55412388 or sms +6012-627 3395

12-A, Jalan Singa D20/D, Seksyen 20, 40300 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

Email: ask@mj-aesthetic.com

The Star 16062013 Doc: Cost to repair botched cosmetic ops could be much more

PETALING JAYA: Operations to repair cosmetic surgeries often cost four times more than the botched operation.

For example, a mastectomy to remove a damaged breast and saline implants to reshape it can cost at least RM40,000, said Dr Selvaraj Y Subramaniam, the president of Society for Anti-Aging, Aesthetic and Regenerative Medicine Malaysia.

He said victims had paid more than RM6,000 for botched boob jobs and more than RM4,000 for work on their faces.

He said most cases of failed cosmetic procedures were facial, breast and penile enlargement.

Dr Selvaraj said in such cases, silicone or other substances were injected directly into the body by unqualified people.

The substances disfigure patients over time as they move about in the body.

Numerous cases of botched cosmetic surgeries done in beauty salons, hotel rooms and even homes, had been reported over the years.

Although the Health Ministry had been cracking down on such procedures they were still being performed in beauty salons.

Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said on Friday that beauticians were not allowed to perform procedures invasive or otherwise that were specified to be undertaken by registered medical practitioners.

Malaysian Society of Aesthetic Medicine president Dr Chin Shih Choonsaid that the most common complications received from patients who suffered from botched cosmetic procedures were chemical burns from acid or untrained laser or intense pulsed light (IPL) use.

Dr Chin said that if the patients were lucky, they could be treated but might need prolonged treatment costing a lot of money.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2013/6/16/nation/13247246&sec=nation

Registry on Practitioners of Aesthetic

Health Ministry: National registry for aesthetic medical practitioners to be set up:

SEREMBAN: A national registry on doctors and specialists in aesthetic medicine will be set up to curb allegations of disfigurements or deaths arising from aesthetic procedures performed by incompetent medical and non-medical practitioners.

Medical and surgical specialists will be required to possess a higher qualification and be properly trained in their respective fields before they can have their names included in the National Registry of Registered Medical Practitioners Practising Aesthetic Medical Practice.

These are among new provisions introduced by the Health Ministry in a move to regulate the industry following a significant increase in the number of doctors engaging in this practice.

Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the main objective of the registry was to ensure the safety of aesthetic medical practice in Malaysia.

“In recent years, aesthetic medical practice has gained popularity and as it is a consumer-driven service, the public needs to be protected.

“Aesthetic medical practice is not risk-free as many may perceive. In the pursuit of trying to satisfy the aesthetic desires of patients, practitioners need to be aware of the health risks and potential complications,” he said in the foreword of the just-released Guidelines on Aesthetic Medical Practice for Registered Medical Practitioners on Tuesday.

Aesthetic medicine procedures range from botox injections, hyaluronic acid injections (to treat knee pain caused by osteoarthritis), laser hair removal, micro-dermabrasion (anti-ageing treatment) and chemical peels (to improve and smooth the texture of the facial skin) to breast augmentation, liposuction, facelift and rhinoplasty.

Malaysian Society of Aesthetic Medicine president Dr Chin Shih Choonsaid the registry would help the people to verify the credentials of the said doctor before they decide to undergo any procedure.

“Once the registry is up, the people will be able to distinguish between a trained doctor in aesthetic medicine and a fly-by-night operator,” he said.

The national registry will have three chapters for general practitioners, medical specialists and surgical specialists.

These guidelines would define the scope of practice allowed, the minimum level of competency required and the process of registration for medical practitioners, said Dr Noor Hisham.

The ministry sought expert opinions from various stakeholders including professional bodies, universities and doctors over several years before coming up with the guidelines on aesthetic medical practice for general practitioners, medical and surgical specialists.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=%2F2013%2F6%2F4%2Fnation%2F20130604152047&sec=nation

Actress MayJune at MJ Skin Clinic

Actress, model and TV host MayJune Tan:




As an actress, model & TV host, my appearance and skin health is important to me.

I visited MJ Skin & Laser Clinic for their rejuvenating facial treatment and laser toning.

I thoroughly enjoyed the relaxing and pampering session at the cozy aesthetic and laser clinic. It has helped my skin become more radiant, youthful and evenly toned.


I’m using DermDefine™ Rejuvenating Complex and also the Triple Active Pure C Serum recommended by my aesthetic physician, Dr Chin. It has helped keep my skin supple, firm and radiant. I have confidence in the skin care as it is specially formulated by dermatologists and contained natural plant extracts, essential oils and hyaluronic acid.


I highly recommend MJ Skin & Laser Clinic as their doctors and staffs are professional in their conduct. They are friendly, courteous and do not intrude into my privacy.


The clinic is also equipped with the latest state of art laser machines and equipments.


MayJune Tan
Actress, Model and TV host

Beautiful Yingluck

Yingluck Shinawatra, Thailand’s first female Prime Minister, has become an instant internet sensation.

While the outgoing Thai premier, Abhisit Vejjajiva, has a leadership style often described as cold and distant, Yingluck melts the hearts of the Thai people and has garnered enough support during her short career as a politician to secure a win for Pheu Thai.

Besides her background as a successful businesswoman from a powerful family, and the obvious influence of Thaksin Shinawatra (her brother and exiled former Prime Minister) – which some speculated could potentially work against her previously, considering a significant portion of Thai citizens have strong feelings against him – we all must agree Yingluck’s stunning smile, beautifully maintained appearance (can you believe she’s 44?) and perfect coif & immaculate style played an important part too. A perfect example of the beauty bias at work in politics!

Add to her feminine rosy demeanour and natural ease while mingling with the crowd a brilliant marketing campaign featuring Miss Yingluck’s empathetic smiles, a generous dose of hugs& kisses to the common woman & baby on the street, and her classic index-finger-held-up-high stance to “give your vote to number one” — and there you have it…a powerful winning formula which highlighted her strengths beautifully.

Many Thais, especially the ladies, see Yingluck’s victory as a big step for women in a country where they have struggled for equal representation in government as well.

MJ Skin Clinic Open Day

Dear Friends,


We welcome you to our OPEN DAY on 26th June 2010, 10am-1pm.
Lots of fun, food, fabulous promotions and FREE gifts.

Talk on Cervical Cancer Prevention by Dr Ong Bi Bi
Talk on Anti-Aging Strategies by Dr Chin Shih Choon.

It's gonna be fun !!!

RSVP: Miss Yen 03-5541 2388, 012-627 3395.

Hurry....limited seats only.

Aestheticdoctor in Sinar Harian 2nd May 2010

Dear Friends,

Aestheticdoctor will be featured in Sinar Harian, a Malay daily this Sunday, 2nd May 2010
Wanita section.

The topic is on acne, its causes and tips to prevent and overcome this condition.

Happy reading and thank you very much for your support!

Aestheticdoctor
MJ Skin & Laser Clinic
http://www.mj-aesthetic.com
http://aestheticdoctor.blogspot.com
Tel: +603-5542 2388