Aesthetics

The differences between these two treatments and how they really work

Learn more about how radiofrequency could be right for you

Using cold for removing fat and body contouring

Research spotlight on cultural attitudes toward sun exposure

Technology to help reduce chemotherapy-induced hair loss

Newer trends with botulinum toxin injections for men and women

Evaluating the risks of Botox during pregnancy and lactation

Honey may have antibacterial effects

​Low-level light therapy can be used to promote hair growth

The longevity of fillers and their different purposes

Research Spotlight: “Plant Stem Cells and Cosmetic Products”

A non-surgical treatment to help even skin texture

Botulinum toxin has been used for over three decades to treat not only wrinkles, but also ailments in several other areas of medicine.

Ceramides are a vital part of a healthy skin barrier

Can high pressure waves bust cellulite?

Lasers can selectively target areas in the skin

Botulinum toxin (BT) injections, commonly branded as Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin, are becoming an increasingly popular treatment for improving the appearance of wrinkles. However, the process can be painful and that pain prevents many people from trying or continuing the treatment. If you’re concerned that BT injections may be too painful, or if the pain from your previous BT injections is preventing you from receiving further sessions, this recent research may help!

Fluctuations in hormones impact the body and skin

Learn about how well skin pigment protects from sunlight

eResearch spotlight on the use of African black soap in skin care

Lasers are effective at reducing hair when chosen for the right people

Lasers may be used in the treatment of rosacea

Research spotlight on skin lightening due to social pressures

Everything you need to know about the different injectable neurotoxins

Fragrance Free does not always mean that there are no added scents

Research spotlight on the effects of moisturizing skin care

Tricks to looking younger during pregnancy

There are a wide variety of treatment options to improve the appearance of acne scars

Sunscreen limitations and changes with application density

Learn about the common triggers and ingredients that can flare rosacea

An Ayurvedic herb with skin rejuvenating properties

Bioactive peptides are small proteins composed of short sequences of 2-20 amino acids that can naturally occur in the skin or be produced synthetically.