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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on August 3, 2016 » How to Properly Remove Makeup and Sunscreen It is late, you are just returning from a marathon workday that included a long dinner with a client. You are so exhausted that even thought of anything more involved than a quick splash...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on July 26, 2016 » Protect Your Hair During the Summer The beach, the sea, the sun. The relaxing days of summer can be rejuvenating for the soul. But time in the sun and surf can damage the hair and leave it brittle. During the summer, the hair needs...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on June 12, 2016 » Do You Need Multiple Hair Transplants? A hair transplant can be an excellent way to address baldness and restore hair growth. A popular cosmetic procedure among men, hair transplant surgery can improve density of hair and increase...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on May 27, 2016 » The Lip Plumping TrendThe Kylie Jenner Challenge, the DIY lip plumping social media storm that took hold last year and led to an image stream of distorted lips, alarmed doc...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on April 29, 2016 » What’s cooking in the rooms? Acne Scars! What are acne scars? Acne, a chronic inflammatory skin condition, is characterized by blackheads, whiteheads, pimples and deeper lumps (cysts or nodules) that occur on the fac...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on April 19, 2016 » What is Alopecia? Alopecia, the medical term for hair loss, is a condition in which the immune system attacks and damages the hair follicles, causing the hair to thin. A c...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on March 31, 2016 » Top Hair Growth Foods You Should Eat To keep your body functioning optimally, it is important to maintain a well-balanced diet. Foods that are rich in essential vitamins and minerals should be incorporated in your everyday meals...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on March 1, 2016 » The Perfect Pair of Brows The full eyebrow trend has spurred the quest for the perfect pair of brows –and a robust market for eyebrow growth products and makeup solutions. Standing in clear contrast to over-man...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on February 18, 2016 » What’s Cooking in the Rooms? Cellulite. Most of us are familiar with the term, but causes it and why does it make the surface of the skin dimpled and uneven? Beneath the skin’s surface is a layer of fat, ma...
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Posted by Dr. Halaas | on February 1, 2016 » Ways to Get Rid of a Double Chin Overview Excess fat under the chin and in the neck area is a top concern for millions of Americans. Although a double chin may be related to overall weight gain, it can be present in thinner peo...
View MoreCOVID-19 Safety Measures
We understand that there may be times when you miss an appointment due to emergencies or obligations for work and family.
However, due to Covid 19. and the current CDC guidelines, we are implementing a new ” no exceptions” cancellation/no show/rescheduling policy effective September 1, 2020.
If any appointment is cancelled or RESCHEDULED less than 24 hours in advance you will be charged a fee of $100. This policy will be in place until further notice and applies to new AND existing clients We apologize for any inconvenience but look forward to getting through this difficult time together.
At Dr. Halaas office, we take our staff’s and patients’ health very seriously. We are implementing safety measures to ensure everyone who comes through our doors will experience the highest level of care and the lowest risk levels.
Each day we are taking our employees temperatures and going over a questionnaire to make sure we are all in the best of health. If anyone has a temperature over 100.4, or has fever, sore throat, chills, loss of taste, cough, shortness of breath, muscle pains, or headache, they will be asked to leave and go see their primary care doctor, or go get tested.
If an employee has been in contact with someone with Covid, we will ask them to get themselves tested, or they will have to quarantine themselves for two weeks.
We have installed a sneeze guard at our front counter for the safety of both our employees and our patients.
Patients must sign up for our patient portal before coming to their appointment
All patients must wear masks to their appointment.
We ask patients to come to their appointment alone. Minors may be accompanied by an adult.
Temperature will be taken at the door.
Once patient has been cleared, we will escort them to their suite where they will be treated.
We have removed water and snacks from our waiting area, as well as all pamphlets regarding services.
Each room will be thoroughly disinfected in between patients
We encourage telehealth consults beforehand, so we can make a plan for when patients do come into office.
Written by Dr. Halaas
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