If you are concerned with the removal of unwanted hair, sun-damage, unwanted veins or pigmentary uneveness - "brown spots" or "redness" on your skin - and are looking for ways to resolve these conditions, look no further. Photopneumatic Therapy is a breakthrough aesthetic treatment therapy that offers highly effective no-pain treatments* that are 4 - 5 times safer than other treatments. Read on to learn more.

Aesthera is an innovative company focused on reinventing the world of high technology aesthetics. Based in Pleasanton, California, Aesthera was founded by an experienced team of professionals with decades of combined experience in innovative laser R&D, strong connnections to the medical community and proven successes in establishing global markets for medical devices. At the forefront of advancements in the field of light based aesthetic treatments, Aesthera has developed breakthrough Photopneumatic Therapy (PPx) bringing an unprecedented array of firsts to physicians and patients: First no pain treatments, the first light based therapy to require no pre-treatments, the first to treat legs and backs in under twenty minutes, and the first to offer hygienic treatments that are 4-5x safer and highly effective.

Dr. Ken Chisholm

Chrysalis is happy to welcome Dr. Ken Chisholm to our team of service providers. Dr. Chisholm brings a wealth of experience and skill to this service. Dr. Chisholm practices Anesthesia and Acute and Chronic Pain Management at the QEII Health Sciences Center in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He serves as trauma team leader at the QEII Hospital. Dr. Chisholm is an associate professor in the department of Anesthesia at Dalhousie University.

Dr. Chisholm did his B.Sc. (hnrs) degree at Dalhousie in 1983 and graduated with his medical degree in 1987 completing his anesthesia training in 1993. Dr. Chisholm received his fellowship in The Royal College of Physicians of Canada in that same year. He did his chronic and acute pain management fellowship training in Australia in 1994. Dr. Chisholm also serves in the capacity of Undergraduate coordinator for the Dept. of Anesthesia at Dalhousie University.