fill
Laser Aesthetic Cape Cod Internal Medicine
fill fill fill fill fill
fill
fill
fill
fill fill fill fill
fill fill fill fill
fill break break fill
     
fill break break fill
     
fill break fill
     
fill break break fill
     
fill break break fill
     
fill break break fill
\    
fill break fill
     
fill break fill
     
fill break break fill
fill fill fill fill
       
 
fill fill fill
     
  Before and After Photo  
  Kiran Robertson, M.D.  
fill fill fill
 
     
 
Photo
fill
fill fill fill
 

Kiran Robertson, M.D.

Dr. Robertson graduated from Northwestern University and the University of Kansas School of Medicine. She is trained in both Internal Medicine and Anesthesiology, having completed her residencies at Baylor Medical Center and Southwestern Medical Center, both in Dallas.

In 2004, she received advanced training in Botox and dermal fillers from Aesthetic Medical Educators in New Orleans, LA and Aesthetic Enhancement Institute in Fort Lauderdale, FL, and maintains the Medical Director position at Restore Medical Day Spa in Ft. Worth. In 2008, she became a study investigator with the FDA on Radio-Frequency Assisted Lipoplasty (LipoExTM), a revolutionary, non-invasive and affordable alternative to traditional liposuction that offers no scarring and less downtime.

In 2008, she moved her practice to Preston Center to focus exclusively on aesthetic medicine, and now provides the nation’s fastest growing, non-surgical medically administered aesthetic procedures to patients inspired to look and feel their best. Dr. Robertson’s approach to whole-life balance addresses internal heath issues, diet and exercise, and additional options for patients who desire to maintain a healthy external appearance.

Dr. Robertson volunteers as a clinic physician for the indigent at Christ Family Clinic currently located inside Preston Road Church of Christ. She is married to her husband of 15 years, Ellis, a radiologist with Radiology Consultants of North Dallas; they have two children, Victoria and Peyton.

 

 
fill fill fill
fill
fill
fill