In the never-ending battle against acne, we’ve seen it all – cleanses, creams, facials and enough spot treatments to fill a small pharmacy. But here’s the latest headline-grabber: oxygen-infusing treatments. Imagine tiny bubbles of oxygen penetrating your skin – that’s the promise of oxygen-infusing treatments. Typically, estheticians use a

Many people have moles—they’re those little brown, tan or flesh-colored spots that pop up over the years, especially if you have fair skin. Moles, nevi, are simply clusters of skin cells called melanocytes. While moles are technically cell overgrowths, like tumors, they’re almost always harmless. But how to know

A group of inflammatory skin conditions that causes rashes, scaly patches, blisters, dry skin and infection, commonly known as eczema, affects more than 31 million Americans. Eczema’s main symptom is unbearable itching that can feel like an odd twitching or throbbing that desperately needs to be scratched. Although not

The beauty world is no stranger to intriguing and unconventional treatments, and one that’s caught attention lately is the Vampire Facelift. Despite its somewhat eerie name, this cosmetic procedure has gained a reputation for being both effective and non-invasive, with results that claim to rejuvenate the skin naturally. But

Liquid diet promises have been around for over a century, but they gained popularity in the mid-20th century. Early liquid diets were introduced as medical interventions, such as the liquid purées developed in the 1800s for patients with digestive issues or other health problems requiring easy-to-digest food. The modern

Although Euro threads may seem like a new trend in cosmetic procedures, they have been used in the medical field for over 30 years as absorbable surgical sutures. In dermatology, Euro threads have become a popular minimally invasive alternative to traditional facelift surgery. While they won’t produce the exact

Imagine your neck as a wise old tree, standing tall and proud, each ring telling the story of years of life lived. Just like a tree collects rings with every passing season revealing its age, your neck accumulates its own unique layers, with steadily noticeable creases and folds. While

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune skin condition characterized by the rapid buildup of skin cells that produce red, scaly patches on the skin. While the exact cause of psoriasis is not fully understood, genetic predispositions play a part in developing this non-contagious, yet long-lasting condition that fluctuates from intense

As the temperature rises, our skin often bears the brunt of the heat. Whether you’re basking in the summer sun or enduring a heatwave, those scorching days can do more than just make you sweat—they can impact the quality of your skin in surprising ways. From dehydration and excess

It’s a little unfair when you think about it. We rely on our skin, which makes up roughly 15% of an average adult’s body weight, covers nearly the entirety of the body, protects our organs, regulates temperature and plays a role in metabolism, to function all on its own.