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How Do Genes and Environment Affect Acne Differently?

Research Summary on the Heritability of Acne

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Cultural Definition of Beauty: Golden Tan or Pale Skin?

Research spotlight on cultural attitudes toward sun exposure

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The Tiny, Microscopic Reason Behind Your Zit: Bacterial Diversity

Research spotlight on bacterial diversity in acne

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Shockwave Therapy for Cellulite

Can high pressure waves bust cellulite?

Ramses Delgadillo +1

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Azelaic Acid: A Real-World Evaluation for Rosacea Treatment

Research spotlight on the use of azelaic acid in treating rosacea

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A Closer Look on Skin Lightening: A Result of Social Pressures?

Research spotlight on skin lightening due to social pressures

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Topical Vitamin B12 for Treating Psoriasis

Skin Research Spotlight: Can Topical Vitamin B12 Help Psoriasis?

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Your Skin Bacteria Might Be a Mosquito Bite Magnet

Could the bacteria on your skin be what attracts mosquitoes?

Botox Injection Needle: Does It's Size Matters

Botox Injection Needle: Does It's Size Matters

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!

Ramses Delgadillo

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Alopecia Areata Affects More Than Hair

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Natural Chinese herbal treatments for eczema itching

Learn about herbal treatments for Eczema

Kristin Blake, MOM, LAc

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Eye Freckles: A Sign of Excessive Sun Exposure

Freckles could potentially be an indicator of excessive amounts of sun exposure, and more importantly, harmful diseases that form based on sunlight exposure, such as skin cancer.

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Social Media and Skin Cancer

Social Media can have a beneficial influence on society when it comes to skin cancer prevention

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Alopecia Areata and Nail Defects