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25. Tour the Beltline
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64-67. Unbeatable views
Westside Provisions District footbridge It arcs over Norfolk Southern tracks to link the Westside Urban Market and White Provision developments. Stand at the crest for a not-too-distant view of Midtown skyscrapers and a close-up of the effects of urban revitalization. westsidepd.com
August 2011
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Peloton, maker of the at-home stationery bike du jour, is opening a showroom this summer, and Ivivva, Lululemon’s spinoff for the younger generation, will have a grand opening this weekend. If you’re more fashion, you can look out for UNOde50, where you’ll find tough-girl metal jewelry handcrafted in Spain.
Solid Ground
It’s late summer and Hurricane Irene is blowing, counterclockwise, toward the United States. Roovens Monchil is sitting in a hot, dingy Valley Place Apartments unit near Stone Mountain Highway. The door hangs open, but there’s no breeze.
John LeRoy, MD, FACS, PC
Dr. John L. LeRoy is devoted to helping his patients enhance their appearance by providing exceptional aesthetic care for the face, breasts, and body. Dr. LeRoy is double-board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American College of Surgeons. He has used his cosmetic surgery training at the prestigious Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital to provide outstanding surgical results and perfect his surgical techniques for twenty years.In 1997, Dr. LeRoy developed the original Band Aid Facelift to correct fine lines and wrinkles the easy way. Performed in-office using gentle numbing, the Band Aid Facelift has only a three to-five-day recovery time. Since then, Dr. LeRoy has extended his minimally invasive Band Aid procedures to include liposuction, tummy tuck, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), brow lift, and Band Aid Laser Skin Resurfacing.In addition to his Band Aid procedures, Dr. LeRoy also performs breast procedures (augmentation, reduction, revision, and lift), liposuction, tummy tuck, and traditional facial procedures (facelift, brow lift, eyelid surgery, nose surgery, and neck lift) with a goal of helping each patient to become their most beautiful and confident self.Among many professional affili-ations, Dr. LeRoy is a member of the American Medical Association, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the National Board of Medical Specialties, and the Georgia Society of Plastic Surgeons.John LeRoy, MD, FACS, PC
5673 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Suite 375
Atlanta, GA 30342
404-843-0840
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