Hair thinning is a frequent concern that often brings patients to the cosmetic surgeon’s office, especially among women. In the United States alone, it’s estimated that 50 million men and 30 million women experience androgenetic alopecia, making it a prevalent issue. Identifying the root cause of hair thinning requires time and consideration, as it’s usually Read More
In the midst of the myriad claims and information about skincare, evidence is emerging that connects certain foods and beverages to an elevated risk of common skin conditions such as acne, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and rosacea. This article delves into the link between diet and these skin issues, exploring how dietary changes could potentially enhance Read More
Finding the right treatment for hair loss can be a challenging journey, leaving both patients and doctor searching for answers. In the quest for an ideal solution, questions arise: What treatments are truly effective, safe, affordable, and easy to use? Let’s delve into the world of hair loss treatment and explore the options available! Effectiveness Read More
Dealing with razor bumps or ingrown hairs? You’re not alone. Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB), also known as razor bumps, is a common skin issue, particularly for those with naturally curly hair who shave. In this guide, we’ll break down what causes razor bumps and explore effective prevention and treatment options. Understanding Razor Bumps Razor bumps occur Read More
Full, voluptuous lips have long been a sign of beauty. Lines in the upper lip are associated with aging, but lips themselves speak volumes! As we age, less collagen is manufactured, and that loss can cause lips to thin. To compound matters, wind and sun exposure cause us to lose the oil and water barrier Read More
Botox treatments are the most common cosmetic procedure performed in the United States and continues to increase in popularity for both men and women. Despite this, there are ten common misconceptions regarding Botox and other “neurotoxins” like Dysport and Xeomen. 1) Botox Can Be Used Anywhere On The Face Botox cannot be used to treat Read More
Retaining moisture is important for the skin to maintain its softness, suppleness and elasticity. Unfortunately, the drying effects of cold weather and the damaging effects of the sun can take their toll on our skin and cause it to look dull, blotchy and wrinkled. Face masks can be used for a variety of special functions Read More
Dermal fillers may not be a replacement for facelifts, but many people are finding them to be an attractive option to dealing with early aging changes without the expense or “downtime” of surgery. In fact, dermal fillers are the second most common non-surgical procedure (over 2.4 million performed in 2016). Most of the dermal fillers Read More
#1: Use Sunscreens When Outside Snow and ice reflect UV ravs back to your skin and can actually increase by up to 30% the amounts of harmful UV rays your skin is exposed to. Participating in winter recreational activities without applying sunscreen can result in severe burns, even though the sun many not feel hot. Read More
Eyes are the focal point for the face. They are also one of the first areas to show signs of aging. The skin around our eyes is extremely thin and delicate. As a result, our eyes are one of the first areas of our body to show signs of aging. These signs include dark circles, Read More