Acne Scarring Acne is often associated with adolescence, and although many teenagers do suffer from it, there are also adults who suffer from it as well. Acne scarring is not a problem that most people face and the ones that do often have it removed via plastic surgery or dermatologists use collagen injections to rid the skin of any damage…
Body Contouring Updated by world renowned plastic surgeons, renowned author, and respected cellulite reduction expert, Dr. Bruce E. Katz, MD, and Neil S. Sadick, MD., this second volume in the Routledge Procedures in Cosmetic Dermatology series focuses on body contouring for optimal facial results. Using state of the art laser technology, this text provides dermatologists with an increased arsenal of…
Crow's Feet Are you afraid that the wrinkled appearance of your Crows Feet is because you have a few too many decades on your hands? Then it's about time that you looked at the rest of your body - and your feet, too! Crows feet are very visible because they are usually present on both sides of your face (and…
Melasma MELASMA is an abbreviation for mela complexus erythematosus complexus. It's a hereditary skin disorder which causes the appearance of'mask-like' bumps called'melasma', sometimes called'mask-like scars'. Melasma occurs usually during childhood and often disappears by adolescence. The exact cause of this disorder is not known, but it is believed to be linked to increased production of certain chemicals (e.g. tyrosine, iodine,…
Age Spots If you are suffering from age spots, I am sure that you would want to know how to get rid of them in a safe and natural way. Most people treat these unwanted brown spots with over the counter products that contain hydroquinone creams and other harmful chemicals. Unfortunately most of these products do not work and only…
Birthmarks It is difficult to find a person who has never experienced one of the most common yet embarrassing type of birthmarks - facial birthmarks. These are generally found on the chin, on the forehead, on the nose, on the chest, or even on the upper arms. They are also commonly found on the eyelids, ears, and eyebrows. Though not…
Double Chin Chin exercises have been around for centuries but recently have gained popularity as a natural alternative to plastic surgery to eliminate a double chin. While there is no scientific proof that double chin exercises actually work to eliminate your double chin, anecdotal evidence strongly suggests that they can. Here are six easy exercises you can do to tone and…
Scar Removal The method of treatment used for a scar removal usually depends on the severity and amount of the scarring. MINOR SCARS. Scarring caused by acne, small superficial wounds or other minor issues can be treated with non-surgical or minimally invasive methods, including: Microdermabrasion, LASIK, and filler injections. Removal of more severe scars, such as those that result from…
Allergies Allergies can cause serious health problems and if not treated properly, can lead to death. It is vital that you identify the food or drink that is causing the allergies in order to avoid these food or drinks while at the same time remaining symptom free. Food and drink allergies can range from common reactions such as hives and…
Cellulite Cellulite affects millions of women worldwide. In fact, many women feel as though they have "orange peel skin" because of their cellulite buildup. Cellulite is typically caused from a build up of excess fat underneath the skin over time. It can sometimes be difficult for women to lose weight, as well as to get rid of their cellulite, because…
Facial Redness There are many different causes of facial redness such as broken capillaries and rosacea, however the underlying root cause for most facial redness most commonly is related to vascular issues. During your initial consultation, your physician will look at your face and tell you what treatment options are available to assist to decrease the look of your facial…
Angiofibromas Acute telogen effluvium is the most common cause of facial hair loss in both men and women. The condition is characterized by shedding of the hair at a rapid rate, usually in about four to six weeks. This rapid shedding is due to intense stress on the follicles, resulting in hyperkeratinization and eventual shedding of all or most of…