Acupuncture Facelift Seminar with Dr. Anna

On April 15, 2 p.m., Dr. Anna Baker, DOM and founder of Faces by Dr. Anna, will present a free seminar on changing the course of facial aging with her muscle tightening acupuncture face and necklift. Her technique reverses the look of aging in the muscles of the face and neck to return more youthful features. Dr. Anna has a database of over 600 people, and she will show photographed of results for different ages and face types.

A nationally board-certified Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Dr. Anna has been practicing in Sarasota since 1998. She has developed her specialty in a muscle tightening acupuncture face and necklift with no needles used on the face. Up to three treatments can be done in one day with a 10-treatment minimum. After treatments are completed, a one or two treatment touch-up is suggested every 18 months to maintain the lift. Dr. Anna was voted Sarasota’s favorite anti-aging practitioner, and her work has been nationally televised.

Location: 2721 Mall Dr., Sarasota. For more information, call 941-921-2662 or visit FacesByDrAnna.com. If you cannot attend the seminar, Dr. Anna offers free consultations too.

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