The Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF by Aesthetics Biomedical is now available at Doctor's Toy Store with a very special deal that'll make doctors and their wallets smile, while giving patients state-of-the-art-technology! 😀

The Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF by Aesthetics Biomedical is now available at Doctor's Toy Store with a very special deal that'll make doctors and their wallets smile, while giving patients state-of-the-art-technology! 😀

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The Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF by Aesthetics Biomedical is now available at Doctor's Toy Store with a very special deal that'll make doctors and their wallets smile, while giving patients state-of-the-art-technology! 

How do you stop wrinkles? Why it's as simple as Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF.
When your patients are asking for it by name because they've done THEIR research, what's YOUR excuse for not being able to satisfy them and having it in your practice's toolbox?

Now, though, with the news that Dr.'s Toy Store will be serving as an authorized dealer of Vivace's cutting-edge technology that's as sleek and elegantly-designed as your clients want to be, you have one less excuse for NOT having the equipment that your clients are asking about.

The Doctor's Toy Store, with 21-plus years of experience in serving busy medical professionals all over South Florida, the U.S, and around the world, offers an amazing array of top-tier medical products and devices at DISCOUNT prices. And in the process, DTS produces another tangible and powerful dividend for its clients: the kind of peace of mind that you can't put a price on.

That satisfaction comes from the reliability of choosing from among thousands of great high-quality products at  the largest medical showroom in all of Florida, a two-story showroom that's full of every medical tool and device a doctor, surgeon, or practice group could possibly ever need.

The great customer service is also seen daily, and explains why at almost any time of the day, you'll find one of the dozen DTS store trucks rolling thru the streets of South Florida and the Sunshine State on their way to delivering what DTS clients want most: a quality product at a price they like, WHEN they need it.  

Yes, like clockwork, every day DTS President/CEO Rob Raymond and his team continue to satisfy his demanding clients desire for medical equipment and new technology with conscientious, top-quality customer service that reminds clients that THEY are his #1 priority.

Today Rob and his team are featuring an amazing state-of-the-art product that continues to become ever more popular as more and more consumers investigate it, learn about its great track record, and, increasingly are asking for it by name when they schedule a consultation with a doctor about skin tightening and rejuvenation: the Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF.

To celebrate Doctor's Toy Store becoming an authorized dealer of the Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF, Rob and his team is offering a great deal that you simply won't find anywhere else.

DTS YouTube Channel

Vivace Micro needling! BEST DEAL!

Uploaded September 9, 2021

Video at https://youtu.be/GJD3iFlEY0g

In the video above, DTS CEO/President Rob Raymond discusses one of the more amazing products he has at Florida's largest medical showroom, the Vivace Fractional Micro Needle RF from Aesthetics Biomedical, which allow surgeons to work smarter, easier and more efficiently, and with much-better results for their patient's goals.

As Rob says in the video, a lot of medical professionals are getting into the micro-needling market because it's a business niche that's growing larger every year.
Rob decided to become an authorized dealer for Vivace largely because its line of products are simple and easy to use, and importantly, offer doctors a pain-free device to use on patients, as opposed to the Scarlet RF Micro-needling or Morpheus Fractional Treatment systems, which are twice the price of the Vivace.

And, as if that wasn't a good enough reason to whet your interest, until further notice, Rob is offering one of the best deals you'll find anywhere: 

Buy the Vivace from Doctor's Toy Store and you will receive a DTS Power Procedure Chair with your purchase!

Vivace is a skin rejuvenation treatment that uses a combination of micro-needling and radiofrequency (RF) energy to stimulate collagen and elastin production.

Developed by Aesthetics Biomedical, this minimally invasive treatment can help make your skin firmer, tighter, and smoother. It also addresses concerns like facial wrinkles and fine lines, acne scars, large pores, and uneven skin tone and texture.

Most doctors recommend a course of three to four treatments, spaced four to six weeks apart, for optimal results. This cadence aligns with the natural pace of skin cell turnover.

See more details here: https://www.drstoystore.com/product/vivace-fractional-micro-needle-rf/

Experience Vivace. Experience The Results.

The Vivace® is the newest revolution in contouring and tightening for the face and neck. This FDA-cleared device is the best-in-class RF micro-needling device, combining this highly sought after service with radiofrequency for an incomparable patient experience. Setting The Vivace® apart from the competition are a number of design decisions made in the best interest of patient results and patient comfort. The Vivace® dramatically improves the treatment outcomes of other radiofrequency micro-needling systems.

The Vivace Experience® is the right choice for optimal results and patient satisfaction with virtually no pain and minimal downtime…a perfect treatment opportunity for your clients and demand for it is at an all-time high.

Microneedling Multi Level RF Device

The Most Comfortable Patient Experience
Insulated Needle Sets
Adjustable Depth from .5mm to 3.5mm
36-Needle Sets with a Small .3mm Diameter for comfortable experience
Needles have Unlimited One-Time Use
High Power 70-Watt Bi-Polar Radiofrequency
Variable Pulse Duration of 100ms to 800ms
Chevron-Circuit Controlled RF Flow, providing the most even heat distribution
Only Device with Smooth Micro-Motor for Needles, creating comfortable experience
10-inch Color Touch Screen Control Panel/Easy Operation
Finger Switch and Foot Switch Operation
Attractive, Slim, Movable Design
55 pounds 15” (w) x 14” (d) x 45” (h)
110 volts electrical
Attractive Pricing for Device and Consumables

Specializing in new, pre-owned and repair of medical equipment, Doctors Toy Store has achieved its level of success precisely because it consistently puts its medical professional clients first, whether you are a longtime client with demanding patients, or are just starting your practice somewhere around the world or the USA.

Regardless of what type of medical equipment you're looking for or whether you have a personal preference for one brand over another, YOUR unique needs can and will be successfully met at DTS.

Doctor's Toy Store attracts doctors and medical practice groups from all over the U.S. and all four points of the compass because owner and CEO Rob Raymond and his friendly and experienced staff combine their deep knowledge and history of the equipment they have at their huge showroom off I-95, with DISCOUNT prices.

And just a reminder, doctors, DTS does take in your trade-ins!

So, whether you are arriving at Doctor's Toy Store via the Pembroke Road entrance on S.W. 30th Avenue to the north, Exit 19 on I-95, just east of the CSX Railroad tracks, and see the warehouse as seen on the cover of the DTS catalog, 

or whether you are arriving from Hallandale Beach Blvd., Exit 18 on I-95 to the south.

 

you'll know you're getting closer to Florida's largest medical showroom when you see the HUGE American flag. Head towards it!

Doctor's Toy Store

2512 S.W. 30th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
(954) 457-0075  

1 (877) DRS-TOYS

With this fax number, (954) 454-3916, DTS customers can fax in anything from pictures to orders to help get the products and services they want.

Website:  http://drstoystore.com/

Twitter: @drstoystore  https://twitter.com/drstoystore

Doctor's ToyStore YouTube Channel: 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC11z2O5Hmntg9sf5e2iHmYQ

Doctor's Toy Store ships worldwide and is happy to work with customers from anywhere in the world. 

BUY   SELL   TRADE   REPAIR   EXPORT

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Rob versus Hurricane Irma aftermath chaos: Rob wins! How plucky South Florida businessman Rob Raymond and his staff at Doctor's Toy Store dealt with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma: by showing his medical clients what genuine customer service looks like. *SPONSORED POST*

Rob Raymond versus the Hurricane Irma aftermath chaos: Rob wins! 
How plucky South Florida businessman Rob Raymond and his staff at Doctor's Toy Store dealt with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma: by showing his clients what genuine customer service looks like. *SPONSORED POST*

My last blog post on Doctor's Toy Store CEO and President Rob Raymond was on July 11th, 2017, titled, "How plucky South Florida businessman Rob Raymond of Doctor's Toy Store used his humorous-but-hard-working personality to battle past adversity in a very competitive industry, and a city's bureaucratic avalanche of Red Tape, and got the last laugh. @drstoystore *SPONSORED POST*

How plucky @drstoystore CEO Rob Raymond used his zeal for delivering great #CustomerService to get the #LastLaugh.😊 https://t.co/kYmXpwaSIm pic.twitter.com/DfNnb858kR

— HallandaleBeachBlog (@hbbtruth) July 15, 2017

Over the past several years I've taken time every so often to share with you dedicated readers of the blog a little bit of news and shared insight about my hard-working and humorous friend, Rob Raymond, Founder and CEO of Doctor’s Toy Store in Hallandale Beach. 

His very successful business continues to be Florida's largest Medical Showroom precisely because of his team's combination of solid, experienced professionalism and excellent pro-active customer service, giving doctors and medical practice groups in Florida and around the world not only the quality medical equipment they want at discount prices, but leveraging those many years of experience to give clients valuable insight into what their future plans might want to include.

Sound advice from people who KNOW what they’re talking about.

Rob is the hardest-working business person I've met the last 13-plus years in South Florida.

It's not even close.

So it's with this background information fresh in your mind now that I now tell you about a visit I paid to Rob and his team last week.

I wanted  to see how they were coping during the trying times that saw so many other South Florida businesses of every size and shape, quite literally, throwing their hands up in despair, and declare they’d take the whole week off rather than navigate their way thru the myriad problems associated with a lack of electricity, air conditioning and Internet in hot and humid South Florida.
But not Doctor’s Toy Store.

In tough times, properly-motivated people work smarter and take full advantage of their competitors who lack resolve, flexibility or genuine concern about their clients welfare.

I can tell you from first-hand experience that DTS is positively loaded with highly-motivated people who take this fact to heart.

It was very important to Rob that DTS be ready from the first day after the hurricane hit -on Sunday the 10th- to help their clients in a tangible way if they were having any sorts of problems with any equipment, so that it could be properly inspected and repaired in time for the return of their patients, and lessen the stress of patients who were not able to make their appointments because the doctor's office was closed because of their own personal responsibilities to make and keep their own families safe as it drew closer and closer., and then in the days afterward, when so many formerly simple tasks became much harder and more time-intensive.  

As I saw upon my arrival and via numerous conversations with Rob and his team, they were also fortunate in that because they are housed in a very well-constructed building with entrances on its north and south side instead of an east and west orientation, they received no water damage from heavy rains and hurricane-force winds, nor any visible physical wear-and-tear on the building.

As these two photos that I snapped on my visit of some of the Doctor’s Toy Store vans outside the north and south entrance to DTS clearly shows, the only way that Florida’s largest medical showroom could be any more convenient to I-95 would be to knock down the metal fence separating it from the showroom.

The shot above, an action” shot, features the portable generator that allowed Rob and his dedicated staff at Doctor’s Toy Store to get some serious business done last week, despite the lack of electricity, Air Conditioning and Internet services.

As you can see from the photos I took last week, there’d be no point in hooking the portable generator up to provide interior lighting in the office since that would only increase the existing heat trapped in a building that was then already lacking proper ventilation, even with the giant fan.

This was the case even with the very large fan that Rob rented to try to keep everyone cool inside the office, a fan that for me resembled nothing so much as the large powerful fans South Florida always saw along the sidelines of the Orange Bowl when the Dolphins and Hurricanes both still played there… in the 1980’s.

What Rob and his handful of employees did was work out of handful of desks nearest the south entrance to the building because its large windows there lets the largest amount of sunshine in so everyone could fully see what they were doing.

One of the things that I was most curious about was the extent to which they might’ve already been hearing from clients about any equipment in their office that was water-damaged, since water-damaged equipment doesn’t have to be ruined for good.

I know that Rob’s experienced and knowledgeable technicians are like a combination of veteran archaeologists and medical engineers chipping away at the recent history of damage and are usually able to clean, fix and re-purpose equipment so that it can be the reliable and accurate equipment that doctors and patients need it to be.

Below: One of the dozen-plus Doctor's Toy Store vans you can spot everyday throughout South Florida on roads and highways between Palm Beach and Homestead, as it makes its appointed rounds from one doctor or medical practice group or health care facility to another, delivering and picking up medical equipment and devices.

As I think these photos show pretty well, when you are Rob Raymond and you take your responsibilities to your medical clients as seriously as he does, there’s always one more phone call to make. 
One more concerned client who needs a bit of reassurance and some positive encouragement that things are under control. 

Above: Last week, before heading home after another crazy day in the new post-Hurricane Irma reality of South Florida, Doctor's Toy Store owner and founder Rob Raymond checks in with his clients on the phone one last time, as co-CEOs Bailey and Doc relax in front of the large fan hooked up to the portable generator that kept everyone calm and cool on a very hot and humid South Florida summer day without electricity, and kept everyone’s cell phones and laptops properly charged.

Rob's friendly outgoing personality, quick sense of humor and near-encyclopedic knowledge of medical equipment old and new is truly dazzling. 

That personality of his goes a long way towards explaining how over a period of just 18 years, he has TRIPLED the size of his old showroom, and is continuing to satisfy his clients demand for medical equipment at discount prices with conscientious, top-quality customer service. 

His clients know that they are his number-one priority.

As is always the case when I pay a visit to Rob’s rather amazing medical equipment kingdom next to I-95, no trip there is complete unless I take at least one random photo of a life-size skeleton, made of plastic.

I always think that I’ll be able to use the photo later to illustrate a point, or, at least have a photo in reserve that can be used for some humorous purposes.

And then I completely forget that I have it.

Power Liposuction Systems for Sale

Rob Raymond of Dr's Toy Store brings you a Versus match between the MicroAire VS PowerX Consoles to display their differences when it comes to a Liposuction Procedure. Learn more on Liposuction Machines for sale at the Largest Showroom for Medical Equipment in Florida.

https://youtu.be/eGhjaxVCkoY

Vaser- Power X Demonstration
Dr. Leibowitz showing off his NEW Power X and Vaser purchased from Drs Toy Store!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRa9WkJHSMo

Multifunctional Power Procedure Chair

The DTS Table is a very stable structure. Great for most specialties! This is a 4 function medical procedure table which controls height, backrest, and footrest, and seat inclination. 

The armrest flips back 180 degrees and headrest is adjustable. The upholstery is high quality which makes it easy to clean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE9Qy4F6XuI

DTS Multi-Functions Procedure Chair 2
The DTS Table is a very stable structure. Great for most specialties! This is a 4 function medical procedure table which controls height, backrest, and footrest, and seat inclination. 
The armrest flips back 180 degrees and headrest is adjustable. The upholstery is high quality which makes it easy to clean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0hVBhascl4

Rob's friendly outgoing personality, quick sense of humor and near-encyclopedic knowledge of medical equipment old and new goes a long way towards explaining how over a period of just 18 years, he has TRIPLED the size of his original showroom, and is continuing to satisfy his clients demand for medical equipment at discount prices with conscientious, top-quality customer service. 

His clients know that they are his number-one priority.

Plucky #SoFL BizMan #RobRaymond of @drstoystore shows what REAL customer service looks like in #HurricaneIrma chaos. https://t.co/MXPTxzCwMW

— HallandaleBeachBlog (@hbbtruth) September 25, 2017

Doctor's Toy Store

2512 S.W. 30th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009

(954) 457-0075  1(877) DRS-TOYS

(954) 454-3916 FAX

Follow @drstoystore https://twitter.com/drstoystore

Doctor's Toy Store YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDZSPB0sNmI

*DTS sells and repairs probes

*DTS has leasing and financing programs available

*Weekend and evening hours available by appointment

BUY   SELL   TRADE   REPAIR   EXPORT

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The Dr's Toy Store tour! https://youtu.be/XyC30eFDhgM

Whether approaching the north entrance to Doctor's Toy Store on S.W. 30th Avenue via Pembroke Road, I-95 Exit #19, above, or via Hallandale Beach Blvd., I-95 Exit #19, below, you can't miss the giant American flag!

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re Obamacare "tech surge" at The White House to fix broken Ocare website: I posit educated guess why West Wing is being so secretive re identities of this Nerd Squad A-Team meets Mission Impossible: Saving Obamacare 2.0. That answer is "optics"

CNN

Pundits' prescriptions for what ails healthcare CNN contributor Ryan Lizza and A.B. Stoddard from The Hill give Brooke Baldwin their RX for the Administration's healthcare woes. October 30th, 2013 06:32 PM ET 

http://newsroom.blogs.cnn.com/2013/10/30/pundits-prescriptions-for-what-ails-healthcare/

Somewhat out of the blue Thursday, while reading some tweets of some of the people I religiously follow, I got to wondering if I'd actually stumbled across at least one of the reasons why the White House is being so secretive as to the identities of this Nerd Squad A-Team 
meets Mission Impossible - Saving Obamacare 2.0

Given the condescension that has come out of the WH over the past 5 years on a whole host of policy and political issues involving gender and identity politics, often greatly amplified by their echo chamber of sycophants in the Beltway press corps, especially among younger female reporters and producers, isn't it likely that seeing concrete facts or photos that confirm that the Obamacare rescue crew is largely composed of not just men but the dreaded White Men would just be too much of a PR buzzkill and "optics" problem for Team Obama to publicly countenance?

Instead of wholesome, free spirit, All-American girl-next-door and savvy computer nerd poster girl Angela Bennett (Sanda Bullock) in The Net, it's sixty-something year old Dads and Uncles with computer super-powers far beyond the ken of most normal mortals coming to the rescue.

Note what happens at 0:42.
Someone has hacked into a cabinet member's personal medical file. 

Just wondering...

Tech experts enlisted to help fix Obamacare website 
By CNN Staff 
updated 4:17 PM EDT, Thu October 31, 2013
http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/31/us/obamacare-website-experts/index.html

Run-amok govt. gravy train in Los Angeles and corresponding lack of common sense in public policy; Steve Lopez of LA Times positively owns story re LA taxpayers angry about $$$ spigot at city's Dept. of Water and Power. City officials upset re proposed new contract under which employees still WON'T have to contribute a cent towards their own healthcare costs.; DWP's unlimited sick pay policy has cost LA taxpayers $35.5 Million since 2010 for extra days off that AREN'T covered by the agency's 10-day cap; New LA mayor Eric Garcetti has a "back to basics" plan but will city council and unions just ignore it?

Angry about the money spigot at L.A.'s Department of Water and Power http://t.co/3Q57wfCLZq
— Steve Lopez LA Times (@LATstevelopez) August 17, 2013

Friday's drag-out DWP hearing as viewed by @LATstevelopez http://t.co/Zqwl46PwWm and by our news section http://t.co/E8qiEUlQ90
— David Zahniser (@DavidZahniser) August 17, 2013

"I don't have more pockets for you guys to dip into to get more money for rate increases..."

Los Angeles Times
Angry about the money spigot at L.A.'s Department of Water and Power
City officials get an earful from residents upset about proposed new contract under which employees still won't have to contribute toward healthcare costs.
By Steve Lopez
August 17, 2013, 12:00 p.m.

Ordinarily, I don't spend more than an hour or so at a time in Los Angeles City Hall. I get in and out of there, quick as a burglar, to avoid having my judgment impaired.

I thought longingly about that approach on Friday, when I attended a windy public hearing on a proposed new contract for employees of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. For the first two hours, public officials explained the contract, in mostly rosy terms.

It wasn't perfect, they said, but pretty good. 

Well, I guess I don't have to tell you that lots of concerned LA taxpayers had a different idea, right?
Read the rest of the column at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-0818-lopez-dwp-20130818,0,3154788.column

The $195,000 welder, and the costly LADWP perk that boosted his pay. http://t.co/fBDY9E4HBb
— Jack Dolan (@jackdolanLAT) August 16, 2013

It's the "bonus for working in inclement weather" that gets me in this story about LA Water & Power pay excesses. http://t.co/6CPslcKdWB
— Robin Abcarian (@robinabcarian) August 16, 2013

Los Angeles Times
Costly perk forces DWP to shell out extra if it gives work to outside contractors
Overtime clause hikes the department's costs for hiring contractors.
By Jack Dolan
August 15, 2013, 6:44 p.m.

It's no secret Los Angeles Department of Water and Power employees are paid well. But a little-known clause in their union contract ensures they can work extra hours and collect even higher wages when private contractors are hired to help them get the job done.

The so-called "outsourcing bonus" traces back to a single sentence inserted into the city-owned utility's labor contract nearly two decades ago. Intended partly to discourage use of private companies with lower labor costs, the contract provision requires DWP managers to offer overtime to any employee who could have performed tasks assigned to a contractor — such as engineering, construction or clerical work. 

Read the rest of the article at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-dwp-bonus-20130815,0,1495706.story

Wait, is there a columnist buried under that new sidewalk? is Jimmy Hoffa in there with him? http://t.co/IcYIrG0TOU
— Steve Lopez LA Times (@LATstevelopez) August 8, 2013

Does Mayor Garcetti have a plan for his 'back to basics' promise? http://t.co/g91ByK5d0w
— Steve Lopez LA Times (@LATstevelopez) August 7, 2013

Columnist disappears under ruptured sidewalk. http://t.co/Cc4u6k5O03 foto by don Bartletti pic.twitter.com/gAdfeZ7g7I
— Steve Lopez LA Times (@LATstevelopez) August 3, 2013

You got a permit for that eggplant, lady? MT @LATstevelopez: L.A. still saying parkway vegetable gardens must go http://t.co/klljQZ9zo7
— LandUseLA (@LandUseLA) August 1, 2013

Los Angeles Times 
DWP's unlimited sick pay policy costs millions
The L.A. utility has paid $35.5 million since 2010 for extra days off that aren't covered by the agency's 10-day cap.
By Jack Dolan
July 26, 2013, 5:00 a.m.

Los Angeles' Department of Water and Power has paid thousands of employees a total of $35.5 million since 2010 in extra sick days under an unusual program that the utility's top executive acknowledges has been vulnerable to abuse.

DWP employees benefit from a 32-year-old policy that allows them to take paid days off well beyond the agency's 10-day-a-year cap on sick days. Last year, 10% of the department's roughly 10,000 employees took at least 10 extra days off, the data show. More than 220 took an extra 20 working days off, or about a month, according to a Times examination of data obtained under the California Public Records Act. 

Read the rest of the article at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-dwp-sick-20130726,0,889920,full.story

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Steve Lopez LA Times  @LATstevelopez  https://twitter.com/LATstevelopez

Jack Dolan  @jackdolanLAT  https://twitter.com/jackdolanLAT