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Best Eye Creams of 2019: Treat Dark Circles, Puffy Eyes and Wrinkles

May 17, 2019
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Eye creams are a product category that’s unfortunately one half-marketing, one half-science. It can be hard sometimes to see past the exotic ingredient names, beautiful packaging, tantalizing product descriptions and clever branding associated with so many of these products. In some cases, what lies under the lid is nothing but an expensive jar of promises. Other times though, there can…

May 16, 2019
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Do you keep getting told that you look tired or warn out? Under-eye veins are a common issue that might be to blame. These veins are among the most difficult facial cosmetic issues to treat on your own. Fortunately, a number of tried-and-true clinical methods are available to help you get rid of those stubborn blue veins for good. What causes under-eye veins?…

May 16, 2019
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Microcurrent facials use electrodes to pass a mild electric current through muscles in the face. Treatments help lift the muscles, resulting in more youthful-looking skin. At-home microcurrent machines are now available as an alternative to professional treatments. Consumer devices may take more time to produce effects, but they’re also less expensive. Microcurrent machines use electricity to give your face a…

May 15, 2019
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Studies show that ultrasonic facials are effective, but results are not as dramatic as surgical facelifts. Ultherapy is the only FDA approved ultrasonic device for tightening facial and neck skin. At-home skin rejuvenation devices are significantly less powerful than their professional counterparts. Collagen and elastin are components of our skin's connective tissue that maintain its firmness, elasticity, and structural integrity.…

May 14, 2019
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Up to one in four people with psoriasis suffers from a painful inflammation of the joints called psoriatic arthritis. Conventional treatments include drugs that reduce overactive immune response, pain, and joint damage. Alternative therapies can be added to fight inflammation, while lifestyle changes boost treatment response. When people think of psoriasis, they usually imagine skin covered in red, scaly patches.…

May 14, 2019
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According to the American Academy of Dermatology, approximately 7.5 million Americans suffer with psoriasis. Although it can affect people of all ages, it is more common among adults. Laser treatment is one of the newer forms of psoriasis therapy. And according to research, it can clear up the skin by an average 90 percent. Psoriasis is considered a serious medical…

May 13, 2019
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Scaly skin presents itself in a variety of shapes, sizes, and locations, and is frequently associated with itching, burning or soreness. Most types of scaly skin may be easily identified and treated with over-the-counter products and skin care routines. More severe types of scaly skin may require diagnosis and treatment from a dermatologist. Dry, scaly patches of skin—especially on the…

May 11, 2019
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Professional and at-home exfoliating acid peels can help regenerate skin on the arms, legs, chest, and tummy. Although chemical body peels use the same skin-boosting acids as facial peels, they're usually more concentrated. Body peels can be used to correct dryness, rough patches, uneven skin, wrinkles, and acne. If you’ve tried chemical peels for the skin on your face --…

May 10, 2019
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Facial fat transfer is an increasingly popular cosmetic procedure for facial rejuvenation. A facial fat transfer consists of "harvesting" fat from the thighs, belly or buttocks and injecting it into multiple points on the face. Facial fat transfers can achieve very natural-looking results and carry lower long-term costs when compared with synthetic injectable fillers. What is a facial fat transfer?…

May 9, 2019
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The Nefertiti Lift is a non-invasive rejuvenation treatment for the neck and jawline. Using Botox injections, it provides an easy alternative to more invasive procedures. The treatment costs $200-$600 on average, and produces results that last three to four months. The Nefertiti Lift is named after the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, who lived during 14th Century BC and was well known…