Greenwich Medical Spa supports the following charities:
- Alzheimers Society
- Blossom Hill
- CancerCare
- Multiple Myeloma Foundation
- Greenwich Hospital
- Abilis Foundation
- YWCA
- Stamford Hospital
- Westchester Arts Council Gala
- International School Dundee
- Selma Nursery School, Temple Shalom
- Community Answers
- Old Greenwich Public School
- International School IB Program
- Food Rescue
- New Brunswick School
- Putnam Indian Field
- Lyme Research Alliance
- Autism Foundation
- Urban League
- Brava Awards
- The North Street School
- Putnam Gold Cancer Benefit
- Glenville School
- Time for Lyme
- Breast Cancer Alliance
How Providers Build a Personalized Anti-Aging Plan
Achieving natural-looking facial rejuvenation requires a full-face strategy that prioritizes the structural foundation before refining surface wrinkles. Learn how experienced providers create personalized facial rejuvenation plans based on your goals, anatomy, and aging concerns. Looking Beyond Individual Wrinkles True facial rejuvenation is not simply about smoothing surface lines but addressing…
Why Do Some People Age Better Than Others? Why Two People the Same Age Can Look Completely Different
Key Takeaways If you have ever wondered, “Why do some people age better than others?” there is rarely one simple explanation. Genetics, lifestyle, UV exposure, hormones, collagen loss, sleep, stress, nutrition, and changes in bone and muscle can all influence how aging appears. Facial aging causes involve more than wrinkles.…
Semaglutide Side Effects: A Week-by-Week Guide & When to Call Your Provider
- article by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director + Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner When we talk about starting semaglutide, one of the most common concerns patients raise is side effects. That’s completely understandable. Many people search for semaglutide side effects or semaglutide nausea early on because they want to know what’s normal,…
What Actually Makes Someone Look “Overdone”? A Provider’s Perspective on Natural Results
There was a time when cosmetic work was meant to be obvious. The tighter the lift, the fuller the pout, the more dramatic the transformation, the more bragging rights it seemed to offer. But beauty standards have evolved. Today, looking good is less about showing what’s been done and more…
Longevity Medicine: The New Science of Healthy Aging
Today’s nonstop hustle can leave us juggling a ton of responsibilities and often feeling completely overwhelmed. It can also take a toll on our well-being. Discover how longevity medicine helps you live healthier for longer through evidence-based wellness and preventive care. Lifespan vs Healthspan These terms overlap, but they mean…
How Do I Know If My Skin Needs Botox, Filler, or Collagen Stimulation?
Are you considering cosmetic treatments but not sure which is right for your specific skin concerns? Learn how providers determine whether Botox, filler, or collagen stimulation is the right treatment for your unique aging concerns. The Four Causes of Facial Aging Facial aging is driven by simultaneous structural changes in…
What Should You Do Before Your First Hormone Consultation?
Key Takeaways Knowing what to expect at an HRT consultation can help you arrive feeling more prepared and ready to discuss your concerns. Your provider may review your health history, symptoms, and other relevant information as part of a comprehensive hormone evaluation. Lab work may be recommended depending on your…
How Long Should You Stay on Semaglutide? A Clinician’s Approach to Long-Term Weight Management
Key Takeaways There is no single semaglutide treatment duration that is right for every patient. How long you should stay on semaglutide depends on your individual response, health considerations, goals, and long-term weight management plan. Reaching your goal weight does not automatically mean treatment is complete. GLP-1 maintenance should be…
Is My Weight Loss Plateau a Medication Problem or a Lifestyle Problem?
Weight loss plateaus are one of the most common reasons patients become discouraged with GLP-1 therapy. In this article, we discuss how plateaus are a normal part of the GLP-1 therapy process and reflect natural physiological adaptation rather than treatment failure. What Is a Weight Loss Plateau? A weight-loss plateau…
Could Your Hormones Be Sabotaging Your Weight Loss?
Key Takeaways Hormones and weight loss can be connected during perimenopause and menopause, but hormonal changes are only one part of a larger picture. Changes in muscle mass, sleep, stress, recovery, and menopause metabolism may contribute to perimenopause weight gain or make weight management feel different after 40. A hormone…
