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Commit to Healthier Skin This New Year.

January 27th, 2012 • Posted by D T • Permalink

We often think of increasing exercise or losing weight when it comes to New Year’s resolutions, but why not focus on the health of our skin? As the largest organ in the body—and one of the biggest age revealers—it’s certainly worthy of a tune-up. A visit to your dermatologist is a great way to start the year More...


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Natural Skincare Ingredients: The Truth Behind the Buzz.

January 27th, 2012 • Posted by D T • Permalink

Michelle C. Turley, Managing Aesthetician for The Skin Institute at Savannah Plastic Surgery, Savannah, GA As an aesthetician, I’m regularly exposed to the latest advancements in the skincare field—and that means navigating an increasingly abundant selection of options. One current buzzed-about concept in skincare is the use of “all-natural” and organic ingredients More...


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Taking it Off: Laser Hair Removal.

January 27th, 2012 • Posted by D T • Permalink

Craig F. Teller, MD; Dermatologist and Co-Owner, Bellaire Dermatology Associates, Houston, TX Laser hair removal remains one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in the country, and for good reason: This non-invasive procedure offers the benefits of minimal downtime and little discomfort—plus, almost anyone is a viable candidate More...


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Sunscreen in the Winter—Why You Still Need It

December 21st, 2011 • Posted by D T • Permalink

It’s no secret that regular use of sun protection not only exponentially decreases your risk for skin cancer, but will also keep your skin smoother, healthier and younger-looking over time. Yet one of the biggest misconceptions about sunscreen is that it isn’t necessary aside from, say, the beach or pool. When patients ask me whether they need to wear sunscreen during the winter, I always respond with an emphatic “yes More...


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Nourish Your Skin from the Inside Out

December 21st, 2011 • Posted by D T • Permalink

The old adage “you are what you eat” has stuck around for a reason: Poor diet has been linked to disease, obesity and decreased energy, while good nutrition has been shown to have innumerable health benefits. When it comes to the skin, research also shows that making nutritious choices can directly affect your complexion by fighting the signs of aging and improving skin conditions like dryness and acne More...

1 Response...

Anonymous says:
January 18, 2012 at 3:00 AM
Son of a gun, this is so heflpul!

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