Anthony Caglia, M.D.

Dr. Caglia received his BS degree from Northern Michigan University and MD degree from UAG School of Medicine/CMDNJ-Rutgers.  He completed his residency training in Medicine with additional training in Dermatology at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and Chief Medical Resident at the University of Rochester Highland Hospital.  Specific training in cosmetic dermatologic and laser procedures followed his postgraduate training with world-renowned pioneers in this field.  Each year, he attends global workshops and symposia to investigate new techniques and technologies to ensure the best possible results for his patients.

He is a member of the following organizations:

• International Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology
• Fellow of the American Collage of Phlebology
• Fellow of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery
• American Society of Aesthetic Medicine
• Member of the Botox Physicians Network
• International Society of Dermatology
• The International Society of Cosmetic and Laser Surgeons
• International Association for Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine

SlimLipo Dallas

FDA cleared SlimLipo� laser-assisted lipolysis system is a new Laser Body Sculpting procedure that offers a faster, safer and less invasive alternative to other traditional liposuction methods with fewer side effects and a shorter recovery time.  Most importantly, it has a more fat selective wavelength making this device far more effective than SmartLipo�, CoolLipo or Lipotherme and undoubtedly will become the Gold Standard for laser liposuction.

Laser liposuction technology with SlimLipo is revolutionizing the way liposuction is done. Benefits of the new laser liposuction technique are:

• The laser selectively dissolves fat unlike standard liposuction which can destroy all tissues.
• The laser closes blood vessels=less bleeding, less bruising
• The laser tightens skin=less loose skin after liposuction
• Laser liposuction is less traumatic=quicker recovery
• The laser fiber is tiny= smaller scars
• All areas done with local tumescenct anesthesia=no general anesthesia