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Mar
Throughout the years, our skin is exposed to UV radiation, pollutants, and sometimes harsh chemicals in skincare products. All have cumulative detrimental effects, and the damage begins to show as skin that is wrinkled, uneven and tired looking. Your face just doesn't look ...
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Mar
Many of us dream of having healthy, glowing skin and are often quick to treat or cover up even the smallest imperfection in our pursuit of an even tone. But, for those suffering from melasma, blotchy patches spread across a large portion of the face, making it difficult to hide w...
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Mar
How often have you considered the impact your diet has on your skin? Just like the other organs in your body, your skin's health depends on your nutritional intake. How we care for ourselves “inside” has a major impact on our outward appearance. If the body had ...
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Mar
Sweating is a fact of life. It's our body’s natural response to cool our skin and regulate temperature. However, it can still impact your confidence, and if you have hyperhidrosis, the pit stains or sopping palms can be downright humiliating. Sadly, many people affect...
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Mar
We are exposed to the sun's ultraviolet spectrum (UV rays) during multiple activities every day. And we’re not just talking about tanning on the beach. Think about all the times you’re exposed, even briefly, to sunlight: morning walks, watering flowers, even dri...
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Mar
Rosacea is a chronic condition, usually affecting people over the age of 30. Often hard to treat, it appears more commonly among those with fair skin, with symptoms of persistent blushing, prominent blood vessels, thickened skin, and red bumps on the cheeks, nose, chin, forehead ...
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Mar
With age, your body produces less collagen, a protein present in the middle layer of our skin. As a result, skin becomes dry and less elastic, meaning wrinkles and sagging can develop over time. A minimally invasive cosmetic procedure called microneedling, or collagen induction t...
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Mar
Spider veins are thin, blue and purple clusters of veins which usually appear on a person's outer thighs, lower legs or face. The name is derived from their resemblance to a spider’s web. The usual way in which spider veins are formed is when valves that prevent blood...
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Mar
Pregnancy is a time of great change for a woman. The surge in hormones can be the cause of frustrating side effects for your skin: acne, rashes, and dryness. All combined, it's easy to feel as if your body is going through as many changes as the baby inside you! The externa...
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Mar
Holiday stress, too many goodies, and a schedule stuffed full of celebrations often take a toll on one's psychological and physical health. It’s hard to escape completely. The best approach is to be aware of negative effects of stress and take steps to nurture your ov...
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Mar
Varicose veins can happen to anyone, especially after the age of 30. Along with producing possible embarrassment, varicose veins can also cause pain, discomfort, or a feeling of ‘heaviness' when someone stands. The condition is also linked with a ‘restless&rsquo...
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Mar
New nurse practitioner broadens offered services and allows more patients to seek advanced vascular services in the area Surgical Associates, S. C. is pleased to announce the addition of nurse practitioner Amanda Pisco to its team of vascular surgery specialists. She is seein...
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