Pasta, How to Choose; Peach Recipes for Salad and Drinks Custom D*O*S*E, Personalized Correction for YOUR Skin Liposuction 20% off, CoolSculpting 4 for the Price of 3 & FREE Botox Augments $4995
Our DOSE machine mixes a unique formulation of Skinceutical ingredients that are professionally diagnosed to address the specific needs of your skin. The specific product comes after you answer a questionnaire about your skin, goals and needs. Each bottle is $195 and lasts roughly 3 months.
Mused after deciding to have spaghetti and meatballs for dinner. The following info on pasta will help you decide which to choose in the future. Kroger meatballs, while not like Mom used to make, aren’t half bad.
Your Choice:
Liposuction is 20% off the surgeon’s fee. Improve contours, address all areas at one time, and recuperate over the weekend.
Coolsculpting is 4 areas for the price of 3, plus a free dose of Botox. Coolsculpting freezes fat cells removing 20-25% at each treatment and there is essentially no down time.
Augments from now until September 1 will be $4995, saline or silicone. This includes surgeon, implants, anesthesia, and facility fees. Schedule your consultation NOW!
NO BOTOX DAYS THIS SUMMER BUT…Mondays, Wednesdays, and other days that I am here we are offering Botox for $195/15 units and 10% off fillers.
**Two other important factors: We do our surgeries HERE at our accredited surgery center and not at a hospital and patients who have had prior surgeries with us get a discount.
Picking Pastas
The Basics:
Pasta is made from milled durum wheat. Processing the wheat to make refined flour removes the bran and germ, leaving only the starchy endosperm. This process strips away most of the fiber. When the flour is kneaded with water, a gluten protein matrix forms around the starch which leads to a slower digestion and feeling fuller.
Whole wheat pasta retains most of the bran and germ which has more fiber and andiron. Pastas made from lentil flour may be considerably higher in protein. Other pastas like those made from corn or rice lack the gluten-protein matrix which may be helpful for those following a gluten-free diet. “Vegetable” pastas tend to be wheat based and are dyed with dried vegetables or vegetable solids.
Bottom Line:
Choose whole wheat
Portion your servings
Top your pasta with healthy choices
Check the labels for “whole grains”
Go for natural fibers
Consider alternative pastas
LA DOLCE VITA, JOIE DE VIVRE:
Peaches are in season and here are two recipes:
Bourbon Peach Lemonade: Peel and slice half a peach. Add juice from half a lemon and a Tbls of honey. Muddle. Add 4 oz. bourbon and 16 oz. lemonade. Add ice. Makes two drinks.
Cucumber and Peach Salad: Combine 2 lb. sliced cucumbers, 1 English cucumber, and 2 sliced yellow peaches. Make a vinaigrette of 1 shallot, juice of 1 lemon, 2 Tbsp of wine vinegar (prefer white) and salt. Pour vinaigrette over cucumbers/peaches. Top with 4 oz. feta cheese, a handful of torn basil and mint leaves. Squeeze more fresh lemon on.
NEW SECTION! SOMETHING ABOUT THE STAFF!
Here’s one of our patient co-ordinators, Mary Ann.
- How did you come to McKenna Cosmetic Surgery?
A. Well a long time ago…approximately 14 years…I was an employee at Tri-Health Fitness and Health Pavilion. Several of the skincare nurses from Dr. McKenna’s office came to the spa at the Pavilion once a week to offer medical facials. After getting to know them and meeting Dr. McKenna I became interested in learning more about plastic surgery and skincare. I mentioned to the nurses that if there ever was an employment opportunity to let me know. Soon thereafter a patient coordinator position became available and I was fortunate enough to become a member of the staff.
Q. What other jobs have you had?
A. I was a legal secretary/legal assistant for 20+years.
Q. Your most unusual job?
A. While in high school I worked at the Ponderosa Steak House wearing a cowboy hat. Yeehaw!
Q. What is your favorite thing to do?
A. Hike, travel, spend time with my husband and family, especially our three grandchildren.
Q. What do you want our patients to know about what you do here.
A. I’m here for you. I will guide you through the surgical process. Beginning with your initial consultation to scheduling your procedure and follow up appointments, I’m here to guide you through this journey. I truly enjoy what I do because I see the positive results of the cosmetic procedures done by Dr. McKenna and how these changes affect the patient on the inside and out! 😊
SKIN CARE SPECIAL:
Package of three Micropeels are $235, normally $265. One per patient.
Healthy living,
Peter McKenna, M.D.
513.793.5772
McKenna Cosmetic Surgery Center . 10577 Montgomery Road . Cincinnati . OH . 45242
A Cincinnati Magazine “Top Doc” since 1998
Allergan Top 500 Physician
Skinceuticals “Flagship” Practice
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