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There are very few guarantees in life, but menopause is one of them for every fortunate woman who lives long enough to experience it. It may occur naturally or be brought on suddenly through surgery or medical treatment; yet, in aesthetic medicine, we often focus only on what we can see on the surface – ... Read More
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How does the FDA approve all the new technologies appearing in the aesthetics world? The process can seem complicated, but taking a look into its history makes it easier to understand. FROM DANGER TO DEFENSE In 1937, antibiotics were a new medical breakthrough. One of the most popular drugs at the time was sulfanilamide, used ... Read More
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When you think of the Brazilian butt lift (BBL), your mind might conjure images of bold transformations popularized by celebrities. However, in recent years, a subtler version of this aesthetic trend has been making waves in an unexpected region – the Midwest. Known for its grounded and pragmatic approach, the Midwestern aesthetic is redefining beauty ... Read More
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Proper pre- and post-operative skin care speeds up healing time, protects the cosmetic surgery investment, and ensures the best possible results. The goal is to prepare skin for each procedure and determine the best course of action to achieve a healthy and speedy recovery. “Professional skin care is essential for optimal results after any aesthetic procedure, ... Read More
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Medical-Grade Myths There are many misconceptions regarding the regulation of skin care products and services. Creative marketing terms only further the confusion. In the United States, the licensing board of each individual state regulates the scope of practice of skin care professionals. Those professionals include, but are not limited to, aestheticians, nurses, and physicians. Depending ... Read More
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Over the last decade, the popularity of and market for dermal fillers has grown significantly, with more than three million people currently receiving injectable fillers each year, according to the Cleveland Clinic.1 Dermal fillers can help replace lost volume that comes with aging, and many clients receive injections on a regular basis. One popular type of injectable dermal ... Read More
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Perhaps you’ve heard of or even received the heralded “Hollywood Facial,” also marketed as the “Porcelain Doll Facial.” Regardless of its title, these treatments are all cut from the same cloth: the carbon peel facial. Delicate enough for all skin types, this nonablative treatment promises a porcelain-smooth complexion while boasting a host of other antiaging ... Read More
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Stem cells are special cells that have the unique property of proliferating to make more of themselves and differentiating into more specialized cell types. Early in development, stem cells give rise to every tissue of the body. These early stem cells are called embryonic stem cells, and in humans, they are derived from the embryo ... Read More
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In the plastic surgery field, mommy makeovers have become increasingly popular in recent years. Designed to address common issues and body changes experienced after pregnancy and breastfeeding, many women consider these specialized combinations of plastic surgery techniques to help improve curves and contour. Since breastfeeding and pregnancy usually take the biggest toll on the breast ... Read More
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Skin cancer is a growing problem internationally. The incidence of melanoma has increased by 4% to 6% annually in fair-skinned populations in North America, Northern Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.1 One in 50 Americans develop skin cancer, and melanoma skin cancer kills one American every hour – that is almost 10,000 people per year.2 During ... Read More
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