Omni Centers Aesthetic & Wellness Articles

This amazing product provides immediate aesthetic improvement and deep hydration. Made in Italy and refined over the years with more than two million applications all over the world the PRX- T33 by WiQo is a peel-less peel that is revolutionizing skin beatification. Traditional chemical peels have great benefits; improving skin color, texture, tone, stimulating collagen production and reducing discoloration from sun damage to name a few, but the...

Microneedling is a popular procedure that can safely and effectively address a host of skin concerns.  Now, an innovative device combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy, taking skin rejuvenation to the next level. There are a number of reasons why Omni Centers brought on the Vivace RF microneedling for your new go-to option for full skin rejuvenation today.  Traditional Microneedling Traditional microneedling uses a special...

Plasma Pen skin tightening treatment is a no contact procedure using an FDA-approved device that delivers results that many believe are commensurate with invasive cosmetic facelift, necklift, and bodylift surgeries.  While there are no incisions, stitches, or general anesthetics involved so the risks and downtime are minimal, but the results are comparable to much more expensive surgeries for facial and body rejuvenation. If you’ve...

CoolTone™ vs CoolSculpting®: which one is right for you and how they can work together for even more amazing results Body Contouring is the new big thing in the nonsurgical aesthetic world. At Omni Centers we strive to find the best results with the least amount of downtime and Allergan is proving, again, to be the leader in fat reduction and enhancing muscle tone....

If, like many of us at Omni Centers, you’ve taken this time of social distancing for self-improvement (or not), then you’re probably also thinking, “Once I’m allowed back to some sense of normalcy, what can I do (that I couldn’t do at home) to continue what I started?”  We want to highlight just a few of the services we offer that when “coming out...

  U.S. Army soldiers are screened generally every six months to make sure they meet the body fat standards. Soldiers are weighed, and commanders use a weight-for-height or BMI) table to determine if a soldier meets the standard. For example, for men, the maximum weight-for-height requirements convert to a body mass index (BMI) rating of 25 (considered overweight by National Institutes of Health). BMI is...