Cosmetic Laser Dermatology Introduces Brand-New Skinvive Injectable for Improved Cheek Skin Quality at their San Diego Location

Oct 16, 2023

The board-certified dermatologists at Cosmetic Laser Dermatology are pleased to announce the addition of Skinvive™, the brand-new injectable from Juvéderm®, to their San Diego practice.

San Diego, California, United States - October 16, 2023 —

The board-certified dermatologists at Cosmetic Laser Dermatology are pleased to announce the addition of Skinvive™, the brand-new injectable from Juvéderm®, to their San Diego practice. Skinvive is the first FDA-approved hyaluronic acid (HA) skinbooster that transforms cheek skin quality. It is a great addition to laser procedures and traditional injectables like Botox® and can help maximize the benefits of these treatments.

With more than 80 treatments available in their office currently, Skinvive offers one more option to patients of Cosmetic Laser Dermatology looking to rejuvenate their appearance without invasive surgery. 

“Our practice is committed to offering the latest advancements in cosmetic dermatology, and Skinvive is a game-changer in achieving radiant, youthful skin. We are proud to offer this groundbreaking injectable and remain excited for patients to experience its transformative results,” said Mitchel Goldman, MD, Founder and Medical Director of Cosmetic Laser Dermatology.

About Skinvive

Skinvive acts as an internal moisturizer, smoothing skin with micro-droplet injections and instantly boosting hydration for a radiant look. With its unique formulation, Skinvive optimizes skin hydration using HA to provide smoother, more luminous skin. The treatment provides minimal downtime, immediate hydration, and lasting results. Treatment typically does not disrupt daily activities and provides results over 6 months without requiring a series of treatments.

About Cosmetic Laser Dermatology

Cosmetic Laser Dermatology is proud to be San Diego’s #1 destination for beautiful skin for over 35 years. With 80+ treatment options, 60+ laser and light devices, and 5+ proprietary procedures, our board-certified dermatologists can provide natural-looking results for every skin type and concern using treatments backed by science.

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VTV to broadcast Asian Games in Việt Nam
Sep 17, 2026

VTV to broadcast Asian Games in Việt Nam

Việt Nam Television (VTV) has officially gained broadcasting rights to the 20th Asian Games (ASIAD), which will be held in Japan from September 19 to October 4.

Alas Pilipinas Women at the 2026 Asian Games: Lineup and Schedule
Sep 17, 2026

Alas Pilipinas Women at the 2026 Asian Games: Lineup and Schedule

The Alas Pilipinas Women are competing in the 2026 Asian Games and opened their campaign with a loss to China.

Việt Nam look to improve as they face hosts Japan
Sep 17, 2026

Việt Nam look to improve as they face hosts Japan

After the unexpected 1-2 loss to Chinese Taipei in Group E on September 14, coach Hoàng Văn Phúc asked his players to clear their minds and focus on their next task.

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