About Dr. Liz Ramos-Genuino, MD
Liz Ramos-Genuino, M.D.
Reflections, Center for Skin and Body
Livingston and Bridgewater, NJ
Dr. Elizabeth Ramos attended Rutgers University for College and Medical school and completed a residency at the University of California, San Francisco prior to her Board Certification in 1999. Dr. Ramos is a member of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery and AAFP and has training and joint experience in Aesthetic Medicine and Family Medicine. Dr. Ramos enjoys Reading, Yoga and Interior design.
“I believe everyone should do their best to look and feel as good about themselves as possible. Along with a healthy lifestyle and good medical care, aesthetic medicine can help attain these goals. Luckily, we now have the technology to treat those annoying lines, unwanted hair, spider veins, sun spots or acne scars. We have safe alternatives to surgical procedures to reverse the signs of aging. If we feel confident about our outer appearance, then we can project a more positive outlook with other aspects of our lives. I feel fortunate to work in an environment where I can play a role in making people happier about themselves”.
Patient Education Resources
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