Although we are so excited vaccines continue to be distributed and we can finally and realistically envision an end to this pandemic on the horizon, we want you to know we’re not letting our guard down in any way when it comes to your well-being. We continue to maintain the utmost safety and sanitization practices in an effort to keep our patients and staff as safe as possible at all times. Rest assured, your safety remains our top priority. That said, I wanted to share with you the measures that we continue to take moving forward.

As an AAAHC accredited office-based surgery center, we utilize all necessary standards of safety and sterility. Our office regularly undergoes a deep cleaning in preparation for receiving patients. We follow strict processes to keep you safe including taking temperatures and completing a health questionnaire upon entry, practicing social distancing wherever possible, and providing masks and gloves for patients that don’t have their own. Our staff members also have their temperatures checked daily and continue to wear all necessary protective gear. Though I miss the intimacy of shaking hands and hugs, as so many of you have become cherished friends, please know the distance is all out of concern for your well-being.

We also continue offering concierge service in which you can remain in your car and come directly back to your room when it’s sanitized and ready for you. If you’d rather wait inside, our waiting area has been rearranged to provide for ample social distancing.  We continue to offer virtual options for those of you who prefer to stay at home.

I am beyond pleased to continue seeing all my wonderful patients. My staff and I are available to you by phone and virtual visits. We’re confident that we will see a time without COVID-19 sooner rather than later, but until then, we will remain steadfast in all our safety measures. Please call us to schedule your in-office or virtual visit at (678) 888-3223 or visit www.AtlantaFaceAndBody.com for more information. Above all else, stay safe and well!

All my best!

Dr. Elizabeth