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What’s New and a Message from Dr. Murray

Sometimes it seems as if life’s events take over and we forget to actually live out our lives the way we want them to be. World Cup Soccer Championship seems to have captured our fascination. The Gulf oil spill, Afghanistan, the economy, Obama-Care and Iran are like chronic sores in our consciousness, but somehow we manage to come back to reality with our National Holidays, the smiles and antics of our children and grandchildren, a day ...continue reading

The Beauty and Charm of Women

Usually my blogs consist of what’s new in science, medicine and beauty, but today I thought I would like to digress and forward to you something that my Father-in Law just sent me. It is an email which professes the beauty and charm of women. Attached are some quotes and words of wisdom, I have also added a few of my own. I hope this brings you a few laughs, a few aha moments and ...continue reading

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Orlando Based Board Certified Phlebologist, Dr. Roger Murray, Utilizing Groundbreaking New Neck Lifting Procedure

Dr. Roger Murray, Orlando-based Cosmetic Surgeon and Anti-Aging Specialist, is now offering the iGuide Surgical Suture System, a new neck lift procedure, after training with the procedure’s inventor. Orlando, Fla. – July 19, 2010 – Dr. Roger Murray, MD, Orlando-based Board-Certified Phlebologist (Vein Surgeon) and a pioneer in the use of Ambulatory Phlebectomy and EVLT, recently announced that he will be utilizing a brand new ground-breaking neck lift procedure at his facility in Orlando, The Murray ...continue reading

Orlando Based Board Certified Phlebologist, Dr. Roger Murray, Offers the Only Lipocavitron Treatment Facility in the USA.

The Murray Center, an Orlando-based phlebology and aesthetic surgery facility, is the only facility in the U.S. to utilize a Lipocavitron machine, a groundbreaking, non-invasive tool to dissolve fat cells. Orlando, Fla. – March 17, 2010 – Dr. Roger Murray, MD, Orlando-based Board certified Phlebologist (Vein Surgeon) and a pioneer in the use of Ambulatory Phlebectomy and EVLT, recently posted to his website’s blog, (http://www.TheMurrayCenter.com/blog), a detailed explanation of his exclusive Lipocavitron and Ultrasonic-Lipodissolve procedures. ...continue reading

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Food and Health

With the opening of Whole Foods grocery store down on Sand Lake and Turkey Lake Rd, and Publix having just bought about 50 Albertson’s grocery stores, and the rumor that the Albertsons on Dr Phillips is going to be a “Green Wise”, the healthy food industry is becoming more and more important to the consumer. So I thought I would give you an over view of the entire industry. When we speak of ‘organic’ we are talking about standards for growing, storage, processing, packaging and shipping. It generally involves: 1. Avoidance of synthetic chemicals in the production of food 2. Growing food on Farmlands that have been free of chemical for at least three years 3. In farms where both organic and non-organic are grown there must be strict separation. 4. Strict on site inspections and meticulous record keeping. In the U.S there are three levels of “organicity”. If all of the ingredients are 100% organically grown then you can use the label “100% organic.” If the ingredients are 95% organically grown then you can use the label ...continue reading

LIPOSUCTION VS. LIPODISSOLVE VS. LIPOCAVITRON

Liposuction (LS) is firstly the sucking of fat out of your body. From this point forward, there are variations and opinions on what way, which catheter, method of anesthesia etc etc. Let’s start out with the anesthesia. You can either put someone under general anesthesia or do tumescent anesthesia. The former is obvious. Using a gas, you are put to sleep for the duration of the procedure. The pros are that you will feel nothing initially, but afterwards there is quite severe pain. The second and most distressing fact is that 95% of all adverse side effects, including death, have all occurred under general Anesthesia!! The reason is simple. Most Plastic surgeons who do it under general anesthesia do multiple procedures or multiple fatty areas all at once. And all Physicians know that the more procedures you do under general, the greater the risk. Now Tumescent anesthesia. First, you are awake for the entire procedure. Using Dr Klein’s Solution, the area to be suctioned is infiltrated (filled) with the fluid, which numbs the area, and ...continue reading

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