PUT YOUR BEST SELF FORWARD: ENHANCE YOUR CONFIDENCE AND ATTITUDE
Aesthetic Skin & Laser Center stands out from the competition for one important reason - our founder, board-certified physician and oculoplastic surgeon Dr. Roxana Barad. Dr. Barad personally administers all filler and injectable treatments and trains and oversees our licensed aestheticians in providing the latest laser, radiofrequency, and other medspa treatments available.
Dr. Barad and her team offer the most advanced techniques in aesthetic treatments, laser procedures, injectables, body contouring, and a variety of other nonsurgical skin care options to keep patients looking and feeling their best at any age. Minimally invasive cosmetic procedures are performed with a personalized approach best for each individual client, with the utmost care and regard for safety. Ensuring each client has a positive experience and achieves the desired results from his or her procedure is our top priority.
Dr. Roxana Barad has over 20 years of experience using Botox®, lasers, and permanent cosmetics in treating her eye patients. She is recognized in the industry for her skills and has instructed other physicians and medical professionals all over the country in the aesthetic use of Botox®, Dysport, Restylane®, Juvederm®, and Sculptra®.
So don’t trust your face and body to anyone with less experience – it’s a work of art and should be treated as such, with an artist’s finesse, attention to detail, and the medical expertise and knowledge of a real physician. Don’t you deserve the very best?
Experienced. Talented. Dedicated.
Meet Dr. Barad
Roxana Barad, MD is a gifted board-certified physician and oculoplastic surgeon with over 20 years of experience helping patients look younger. She is passionate about helping people who struggle with skin problems associated with acne, aging skin, imperfect complexions, unwanted hair, tattoos, and hormones.
The Aesthetic Journal
For Men: Aging Doesn’t Discriminate So Why Should Cosmetic Treatments?
Age doesn’t discriminate between males and females, and neither does the treatment that can help both achieve younger-looking skin. Though women make up the largest group of patients who choose cosmetic treatments for aging-related concerns, Pittsburgh BOTOX® specialist Dr. Roxana Barad, of Aesthetic Skin & Laser Center in Pittsburgh, is seeing an increase in men…
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Protect Your Skin from UVB Radiation with Fernblock
Have you been dreaming about catching some summer sun rays or lazing on the beach for hours? Perhaps you’re a tanning bed bunny. Whether you’re one for indoor or outdoor tanning, it is vital that you protect yourself against the damage this can cause to your skin and your health in general. More people are…
Read MoreMay is Skin Cancer Awareness Month
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the US with over 5 million cases diagnosed each year. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is the main cause of skin cancer. UV radiation can also come from tanning booths or sunlamps but the main cause for Skin…
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I’m In Love – With Permanent Makeup!
In my wildest imagination, I never thought that I would ever get a tattoo – nor did many of my friends – until we discovered permanent makeup. Now, with a variety of applications depending on our needs and desires, we all look better all day long. Permanent makeup is applied like a tattoo to create…
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Forever young? It’s not just a dream
If you want to look 21 forever, the time to start thinking about how to achieve that is NOW, even if you’re only in your 20’s and have nice wrinkle-free smooth skin. So, how can you future-proof your skin and you appearance? When it comes to treating the signs of aging, many people used to…
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Essential Tips for Skin Care During Cancer Treatment (or Anytime)
Skin is your largest organ and the first line of defense against infection. During chemotherapy, good skin care is not just cosmetic, it is also an essential part of your treatment. We’ve all heard that chemotherapy causes hair to fall out, but chemotherapy can cause your skin to become drier and more fragile than ever…
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