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Nov
Ugh; I've got a bug! I fell victim to the latest nasty virus making it’s way around town - the so-called “stomach bug” Norovirus. Apparently, it’s easy to catch and hard to shake- just my luck! Symptoms include nausea, headache, body aches and ...
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Nov
With Valentine's Day almost here, give your pout some oomph with natural-looking fillers. Products like Juvederm are Hyaluronic acid (HA) gels that can add back lost volume, as if re-stuffing a pillow. These products are unlikely to cause an allergic reaction because HA is ...
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Nov
Even if you've never taken care of your skin, it’s not too late to start. Your skin starts to age when you are only in your mid-20s. Your favorite products may not work as well anymore. Your genetics, regular habits and sun can cause these changes. You need sun protect...
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Nov
Collagen induction therapy (CIT) is an aesthetic treatment that helps build up the connective tissue in the lower skin layers (dermal layers) while keeping intact the protective layers of the skin (epidermal layers). Small needle clusters of either a dermaroller or a hand held de...
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Nov
Ever wonder how the tattoo process works? It is pretty simple in that an artist will create the tattoo by injecting ink into a person's skin. To do this, they use an electrically powered tattoo machine that resembles (and sounds like) a dental drill. The machine moves a soli...
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Nov
Reality check: most people do not keep their New Year's Resolutions. According to studies only 8% of people who make them, keep them. So…why are New Year’s resolutions so unsuccessful? For starters, people make unrealistic promises. They try to achieve...
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Nov
I recently had a conversation with my 14 year-old about the tattoo she plans to get when she turns 18. I smiled and wondered if she would really get the same tattoo in 4 years. I told her that she could do what ever she wanted at 18, but recommended she hold off until 21. Yo...
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Nov
1) What is Botox®? (Short for Botulinum Toxin)Botox®is a protein found in nature. Botox® works by temporarily blocking the release of acetylcholine which is a nerve transmitter. When the nerve transmitter is blocked, the nearby muscle is then relaxed and the cor...
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Nov
You shave your legs & your armpits but your nipples? NO! Let's face it, the hair on a man’s chest can be sexy, but when it comes to a woman…. hair on your breasts is just not something you want anyone else to see (including the person who gives you a mammogra...
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Nov
Most patients choose to have their tattoos removed for employment-related reasons. A study conducted by CareerBuilder. com found that 37 percent of HR managers cite tattoos as the third physical attribute most likely to limit career potential. First on the list was piercings, follo...
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Nov
#1- It is poisonous. Nope, Nope and Nope! Much like the way penicillin is derived from a mold, Botox® is a purified protein that is taken from the bacteria, botulinum toxin. Our nurses will inject very small amounts into specific areas and it will relax the muscles. It will gr...
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Nov
Owning a medical laser spa has been one of THE best jobs in the world. The clients are fantastic, we make people feel good about themselves and let's face it, I get to try all our services to make sure they work! Trust me when I write, there have been several prod...
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